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Rwanda needs migrants because of the genocide, says Home Secretary - Vimarsana News

Rwanda needs migrants because of the genocide, says Home Secretary

Rwanda is “slightly underpopulated” because of the genocide it suffered 20 years ago and its economy will benefit from the migrants that are due to be sent from Britain, the Home Secretary has said.

Source: yahoo.com
Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

One-day general strike in Greece against pay 20 percent lower than 15 years ago and 10 percent unemployment; autoworkers and other sectors in one-day strike in Turin, Italy against mass layoffs joining 12,000 in protest; Kenyan striking doctors defy state intimidation and sack threat in fight for more staff, pay and better conditions

Source: wsws.org
Drawn-out strikes threaten to keep museums in Liverpool shut into the summer - Vimarsana News

Drawn-out strikes threaten to keep museums in Liverpool shut into the summer

Seven sites in the city have been closed for nearly eight weeks over a one-off cost of living payment, and there are suggestions that further action will be announced soon

"Out of the closets and into the streets": Protest for Trans Day Of Visibility - Vimarsana News

"Out of the closets and into the streets": Protest for Trans Day Of Visibility

The rally centred the fight for trans liberation, stating that trans visibility requires political action.

If civil servants can't follow the policies of government, they shouldn't be in their job - Vimarsana News

If civil servants can't follow the policies of government, they shouldn't be in their job

It’s not for civil servants to decide what policies ministers are allowed to enact

Source: thejc.com