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As candidates seek their vote, here are some basic human rights questions French voters should consider ahead of the presidential election.

Despite government measures to mitigate its economic impact, the Covid-19 pandemic exacerbated poverty and inequality. Police targeted minority youth for discriminatory police identity checks. Child protection authorities often failed to provide unaccompanied migrant children with appropriate care and services. Migrants and asylum seekers faced inhumane living conditions and police abuse. Racist violence remained a concern. Persons with disabilities faced discrimination.

ILO Turkey’s report reveals home-based work is primarily shaped by gender roles Prof. Dr. Saniye Dedeoğlu of Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University authored Turkey Report that addressed the parts relating to Turkey section of ILO's global report titled Focusing on two categories of home-based workers in Turkey namely (i) industrial home-based piece-workers and (ii) IT-enabled remote workers who are commonly called 'free-lancers' in Turkey, the report Home bounded - Global outreach: Home-based workers in Turkey treats the issue in terms of access to employment, labour relations, ...

Jenna: welcome back. right now the jodi arias saga is entering a brand new chapter. an arizona jury finding the 32-year-old guilty of first of degree murder yesterday in the death of her boyfriend, and now arias awaits sentencing and a possible death penalty. harris faulkner's live from our new york city newsroom with a look back at how this all up folded. >> reporter: you know, going back really puts a fine point on why this case has captivated so many people, the details were just unreal for us to even imagine. first, the romance. jodi arias was an aspiring sales woman and photographer livin...