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New EU guidance helps companies to combat forced labour in supply chains
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Sustainable development | Brussels, 13 July 2021 The Commission and the European External Action Service (EEAS) have published today a Guidance on due diligence to help EU companies to address…
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The pandemic has profoundly affected young people, for whom lockdown measures have drastically reduced opportunities to learn, work and socialize. The toll it has taken on their mental health has…
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7/12/2021 CFO Jimmy Patronis Issues Proclamation Supporting the People of Cuba TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Today, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jimmy Patronis issued a proclamation supporting the people of Cuba. The…
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Parental Rights - The "Parents' Bill of Rights" (House Bill 240), signed by Governor DeSantis, gives parents access to school incident reports regarding emergency situations involving their child. Involuntary mental…
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Between 720 and 811 million people in the world faced hunger in 2020 – some 161 million more than for 2019 – the UN Secretary-General said on Monday; “new, tragic data”, which indicates the world is “tremendously off track” to achieve the Sustainable…
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-Keyport Venture Advisors- Stockbrokers have developed a certain reputation throughout the years STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, July 12, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Stockbrokers have developed a certain reputation throughout…
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Thrillers and romantic comedies and memoirs, oh my! Summer is in full swing, which means beach books galore — whatever type of story that might mean to you. Solve a…
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In collaboration with Johns Hopkins University, WHO has launched 2 pilot projects focusing on improving school nutrition policies and interventions in primary health care in selected countries. The projects aim…
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Releasing two companion reports on Monday, the UN health agency has provided the first global recommendations for DNA-altering technology, known as human genome editing, to be used as a safe, effective and ethical public health tool to benefit everyone.
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Global hunger levels have skyrocketed because of conflict, climate change and the economic impact of COVID-19; and one in five children around the world is stunted, UN agencies warned on Monday.
