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N.B. child and youth advocate releases State of the Child report - Vimarsana News

N.B. child and youth advocate releases State of the Child report

New Brunswick has released its annual “state of the child report” which offers five recommendations and looks at some challenges faced by children with disabilities.

Myanmar: Plans to carry out arbitrary executions must halt immediately - Vimarsana News

Myanmar: Plans to carry out arbitrary executions must halt immediately

It is alarming that the military authorities are taking steps to carry out Myanmar’s first known executions since the late 1980s.

Road Projects Desertion, Potable Water Scarcity and Lagos State Government - Vimarsana News

Road Projects Desertion, Potable Water Scarcity and Lagos State Government

Like  every new invention which comes with opportunities and challenges, when residents of Alapere/Ketu, lagos,  got the news about the state Government decision to  reconstruct/expand the Demurin/Agidi road, a major road within the community, it elicited two sets of reactions.

Rights groups accuse Tunisia president of harming judicial independence after 57 dismissals - Vimarsana News

Rights groups accuse Tunisia president of harming judicial independence after 57 dismissals

Tunisian President Kais Saied has caused serious harm to judicial independence in the country by granting himself the absolute authority to dismiss judges summarily by decree and quickly firing 57 of...

Source: jurist.org
Tunisia: Arbitrary Dismissals a Blow to Judicial Independence - Vimarsana News

Tunisia: Arbitrary Dismissals a Blow to Judicial Independence

Tunisian President Kais Saied dealt a deep blow to judicial independence on June 1, 2022, by granting himself, via decree, absolute power to fire judges summarily, and by promptly dismissing 57 judges.

Source: hrw.org