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Best-selling author Daniel Silva joins Midtown Reader to talk new thriller - Vimarsana News

Best-selling author Daniel Silva joins Midtown Reader to talk new thriller

Silva returns to Midtown Reader bookstore virtually on July 21 with his latest Allon thriller, \

How to Avoid A.I. Ethical and Legal Pitfalls at Nonprofits - Vimarsana News

How to Avoid A.I. Ethical and Legal Pitfalls at Nonprofits

Plus, federal food assistance cuts should spur charities to rethink how they feed families (opinion)

Internal Probe Confirms Abuse, Corruption At International Charity - Vimarsana News

Internal Probe Confirms Abuse, Corruption At International Charity

A report commissioned by an international charity confirmed that the organisation had covered up child sexual abuse and corruption in its worldwide network of care facilities since the 1980s.

Confirms abuse, corruption at int'l charity SOS - Vimarsana News

Confirms abuse, corruption at int'l charity SOS

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

Sexual violence: a report overwhelms the NGO SOS Children's Villages - Vimarsana News

Sexual violence: a report overwhelms the NGO SOS Children's Villages

According to a very damning report published on Wednesday 7 June, SOS Children's Villages has covered up many cases of sexual violence and corruption since the 1980s. In Nepal, a generous donor was welcomed into a centre, "against the rules", and sexually abused children between 2010 and 2014. In Panama, where the commission notes a "culture of fear", one victim was forced to retract before being placed in solitary confinement and then having to leave the premises. Investigators also confirmed significant deficiencies in Cambodia, Kenya, and Sierra Leone.