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MEPs call for stronger EU action against cancer
Parliament’s Special Committee on Beating Cancer adopted its final proposals on how to strengthen the EU’s role in the fight against cancer. In the report adopted on Thursday by 29…
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New policy brief from WHO warns of health consequences of depriving children of liberty
Whether it’s a prison, a refugee camp or an orphanage, there is no place in the world where children should be deprived of liberty. If children are kept in closed…
Europe
MEPs propose new rules for toy safety
The Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee voted on a report on children's toy safety on 9 December. It includes proposals to strengthen current legislation and make sure that toys sold on the…
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Advancements in Wind Energy Sources Poised to Drive Wind Turbine Tower Market Growth: States Fact.MR
Wind Turbine Tower Market Global Upcoming Trends, Growth Drivers, Opportunities and Forecast till 2031 ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES, December 9, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- 250 Pages of Research Study Published by…
America
Photo Printing Kiosk Market Size, Share, Trends, Key Vendors, Drivers And Industry Forecast 2027
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, December 9, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Reports and Data has recently published a research report on global Photo Printing Kiosk market to offer comprehensive…
Europe
€4.3 billion Team Europe commitment to fight the global malnutrition crisis
As the Nutrition for Growth Summit in Tokyo draws to a close today, Team Europe has made a bold commitment to fighting the global malnutrition crisis. Taken together, the Team…
Europe
Agreement reached to extend free mobile roaming rules in the EU
The “Roam like at Home” scheme will be renewed for another ten years, under plans informally agreed between MEPs and the Slovenian Presidency of the Council, on Thursday.Committee on Industry,…
Human Rights
Unilateral sanctions particularly harmful to women, children, other vulnerable groups
Women, children and other vulnerable groups are more likely to have their human rights impacted by unilateral sanctions, an independent UN human rights expert alerted on Wednesday.
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UNODC and IAEA Join Forces to Promote Key International Legal Instruments Against Nuclear Terrorism
Strong legal frameworks are a necessary step to prevent nuclear or other radioactive material from falling into the wrong hands. Common baseline standards help deter malicious acts involving these materials…
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BBC Names Engaged Buddhist Manjula Pradeep among 100 Influential Women of 2021
Buddhist and social activist Majula Pradeep. Image courtesy of Manjula PradeepManjula Pradeep is an Indian human rights activist and a lawyer. She is the former Executive Director of Navsarjan Trust, one of…