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Dutton's concern for human rights breathtaking hypocrisy - Vimarsana News

Dutton's concern for human rights breathtaking hypocrisy

Human rights, like charity, begins at home and Australia’s on and off-shore detention centres have housed refugees for many years without trial or proper basic services.

Source: smh.com.au
Dutton's concern for human rights breathtaking hypocrisy - Vimarsana News

Dutton's concern for human rights breathtaking hypocrisy

Human rights, like charity, begins at home and Australia’s on and off-shore detention centres have housed refugees for many years without trial or proper basic services.

Pandemic of confusion as leaders choose politics over health - Vimarsana News

Pandemic of confusion as leaders choose politics over health

In the space of just four weeks, we have been thrown into a world of COVID confusion where rules are constantly changed, cases are exploding, protections are abandoned and health advice is ignored.

Source: smh.com.au
Criminologists find incarcerated African Americans age faster - Vimarsana News

Criminologists find incarcerated African Americans age faster

University of Iowa criminologists in a new study find African Americans who spent time in prison experience accelerated aging. The study finds respondents who were incarcerated were, on average, nearly a year older biologically than their calendar age.

Source: uiowa.edu
Sociologists find incarcerated African Americans age faster - Vimarsana News

Sociologists find incarcerated African Americans age faster

University of Iowa criminologists in a new study find African Americans who spent time in prison experience accelerated aging. The study finds respondents who were incarcerated were, on average, nearly a year older biologically than their calendar age.

Source: uiowa.edu