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Which US jurisdictions have not entered the Nurse Licensure Compact? - Vimarsana News

Which US jurisdictions have not entered the Nurse Licensure Compact?

Washington became the 40th U.S. jurisdiction to enter the Nurse Licensure Compact which allows nurses to hold multistate licenses and practice beyond state lines.

Cowlitz law enforcement push to patch local drug laws ahead of special session - Vimarsana News

Cowlitz law enforcement push to patch local drug laws ahead of special session

State lawmakers are optimistic they can pass a fix before drug possession laws sunset in July. Cowlitz police brass say they don't want to chance it.

Source: opb.org
South Korea Can Play a More Active Role in the South China Sea - Vimarsana News

South Korea Can Play a More Active Role in the South China Sea

As tensions escalate in contested regional waters, Seoul will have to face difficult questions about its maritime role in the Indo-Pacific.

Learn to listen - Vimarsana News

Learn to listen

The manner in which Ukraine criticised a suggestion for mediation by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva ~ which was that a group of neutral nations come together to broker peace ~ by alleging he was giving equal weight to the victim and aggressor suggested Kyiv’s rigidity.

China Punishes Human Rights Advocates More Severely Than Human Traffickers - Vimarsana News

China Punishes Human Rights Advocates More Severely Than Human Traffickers

Last year, the Chinese people were horrified by a video showing a mother of eight chained inside a freezing shed in the middle of winter. Her husband had purchased her from human traffickers more than two decades earlier. This month, he and five others connected to the case were sentenced to between eight and 13 years in prison. Three days later, another Chinese court sentenced a pair of human rights lawyers to 12 and 14 years. Their crime? Encouraging citizens to exercise the rights enshrined in China’s Constitution.