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World misses most 2020 mental health targets: WHO

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At a time when the COVID-19 pandemic is highlighting a growing need for mental health support, there has been a worldwide failure to provide people with the services they need, a report by the World Health Organization (WHO) has concluded.
Human Rights

The most famous blocks for the poor are home to 43,000 people – nothing to do with our panels

Gaston de Persigny -
The most famous blocks for the poor are home to 43,000 people - nothing to do with our panels
Education

Persian rulers paid their workers with silver, not used slaves

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Persian rulers paid their workers with silver, not used slaves
America

A culture of peace and our responsibility

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A culture of peace and our responsibility
America

Persecutions against the Gypsy ethnic group throughout Europe also have a very long history

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Persecutions against the Gypsy ethnic group throughout Europe also have a very long history
ECHR

Kazakhstan: Journalists explore media’s role in promoting societal unity

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The role of media as a constructive force in society is being explored in an ongoing series of gatherings hosted by the Bahá’í Office of External Affairs in Kazakhstan.
Christianity

More than 300,000 victims of pedophilia in the Catholic Church in France

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More than 300,000 victims of pedophilia in the Catholic Church in France
Education

UNICEF: COVID blockades with terrible consequences for children

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UNICEF: COVID blockades with terrible consequences for children
America

An Ancient Culture Still Struggling for Respect

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An Ancient Culture Still Struggling for Respect
Europe

Europol’s ‘Say No!’ campaign travels to the Western Balkans

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Europol’s ‘Say No!’ campaign travels to the Western Balkans
America

COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to decline

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COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to decline
Health

“Mass child drugging”, with antipsychotics, calls for increased oversight

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“Mass child drugging”, with antipsychotics, calls for increased oversight
Human Rights

The most unhappy country in the world – ethnic conflicts, deforested and platinum reserves

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The most unhappy country in the world - ethnic conflicts, deforested and platinum reserves
Health

How to buy a length of service for retirement abroad

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How to buy a length of service for retirement abroad
ECHR

BTS and UNICEF celebrate 4 years of the ‘Love Myself’ campaign to promote child self-esteem

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Since 2017, a campaign by South Korean superstars BTS, and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has reached almost every country in the world with a positive message of self-love and self-care, gathering more than 50 million interactions from Twitter users.
America

Natural Food Preservatives Market to Generate $1,068.1 Million by 2026 | Growth & Key Business Strategies

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Natural Food Preservatives Market to Generate $1,068.1 Million by 2026 | Growth & Key Business Strategies
Human Rights

Tesla fined for racism: paid more than $ 130 million to a black employee

Petar Gramatikov -
Tesla fined for racism: paid more than $ 130 million to a black employee
Human Rights

Russia has created technology to monitor “destructive” behavior on social networks

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Russia has created technology to monitor "destructive" behavior on social networks
America

Ku Klux Klan – one of the darkest pages in US history

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Ku Klux Klan - one of the darkest pages in US history
ECHR

ECHR protects the right of a Scientologist in Russia, to Freedom of Religion

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ECHR protects the right of a Scientologist in Russia, to Freedom of Religion
Human Rights

The KidsRights 2021 index

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The KidsRights 2021 index
Human Rights

The integration of the Roma in Bulgaria – the state, the population and the lack of effective actions

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The integration of the Roma in Bulgaria - the state, the population and the lack of effective actions
America

What are Neuro-Rights and why protect them

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What are Neuro-Rights and why protect them
ECHR

Pandemic impact ‘tip of the iceberg’ after years of neglecting child mental health

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Pandemic impact ‘tip of the iceberg’ after years of neglecting child mental health
ECHR

Agriculture: BIC underscores role of farmers in policymaking

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Gathering held by the Geneva Office of the BIC examines how knowledge generated by farmers can inform and strengthen international policies on food and agriculture.
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