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The death of South Korean taxi driver and trade unionist Bang Yeong-hwan has drawn international attention to the harsh and super-exploitative working conditions suffered in a country with an image as a high-tech, relatively developed and wealthy nation, reports Peter Boyle.

Labor needs reminding that war crimes do not justify further war crimes and even less so do they justify genocide, argues Alex Bainbridge.

The anniversary of Mahsa Amini’s arrest death by Iran’s morals police has prompted fresh sanctions by Australia on Iranian officials.

Latest news, analysis and opinions from the Daily FT, Sri Lankas only national business newspaper. ..

'A 78er, Betty Hounslow was actively involved in the protests after the 1978 March, and played a significant role in the organisation of the 1981 Mardi Gras Parade,' said First Mardi Gras Inc.

After picking fruits for two years, the couple saves enough to open a restaurant.

Amid Israel’s escalating attacks targeting their work, a group of more than 150 Palestinian, regional, and international organizations express our full solidarity with the designated seven leading Palestinian civil society organizations.

Amid Israel’s escalating attacks targeting their work, a group of more than 150 Palestinian, regional, and international organisations express our full…

The Myanmar Campaign Network (MCN) is calling on the Australian government to impose targeted sanctions on the Myanmar junta within 100 days of the Australian federal election.

The seasonal worker schemes established by Australia and New Zealand continue to exploit impoverished Pacific peoples as a source of cheap labour, despite repeated complaints and media exposures over the years.