Z Khandaker New Jersey just raised its threat level for white supremacists to 'high,' well above ISIS and al Qaeda CNN - By Leah Asmelash and Sheena Jones, CNN(CNN) — White supremacists are officially more of a threat to New Jersey than both ISIS and al Qaeda, according to state security officials. In New Jersey's annual Terrorism Threat Assessment report, Friday,
Z Khandaker Iran’s government and media lied about coronavirus outbreak, riots erupt jpost.com - By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Iranians are scared and angry. Their government has been lying to them and their media was instructed not to report on the coronavirus outbreak as it …
Z KhandakerNews China's treatment of Muslim Uighurs in Xinjiang: 'I had the chills' DW News - Esther Felden Jewher Ilham is the daughter of imprisoned Uighur academic Ilham Tohti. DW asked her about the newly leaked "Karakax List," which records the fate of …
Z KhandakerUK News ‘We work full time but still can’t afford food’ bbc.co.uk - Helier Cheung Corin Kealoha and Shaun Karagory both work full time - but cannot afford food without the help of a food bank.
Z KhandakerHealth (India) Finally! American Scientists Admit Desi Washing Beats Toilet Paper thequint.com - FIT Toilet paper versus washing. That's always been the big Western- Asian divide. But finally, some Western doctors seem to have recognised he …
Z KhandakerPersonal Finance This is the best country in the world to raise kids CNBC - Karen Gilchrist Whether you're thinking of settling down to start a family — or you already have a couple of kids in tow — it may be worth casting your eye to …
Z KhandakerOil & Gas Industry The mystery sickness bringing death and dismay to eastern Ethiopia The Guardian - Juweria Ali and Tom GardnerAs villagers in Somali region fall ill in unexplained circumstances, some locals fear gas exploration has tainted the local water supply At first, 23-year-old Khadar Abdi Abdullahi’s eyes began turning
Z KhandakerVenezuela A million children left behind as Venezuela crisis tears families apart The Guardian - Tom Phillips and Clavel Rangel in Ciudad GuayanaAs the country battles economic collapse, parents have been forced to migrate, leaving their offspring in the care of family, neighbours or sometimes alone It has been four months since Isabel Carrasco
Z KhandakerNews Economic prosperity and well-being often out of sync DW News - Hardy Graupner It's a widespread myth that a nation's economic prosperity automatically leads to its people enjoying a greater level of well-being. Two researchers …
Z KhandakerHan Chinese Uighur persecution: German politicians condemn China's 'modern slave exploitation machine' DW News - Helena Kaschel DW and its media partners have revealed Beijing's arbitrary persecution of Muslim Uighurs in Xinjiang. Human rights defenders and politicians are now …
Z KhandakerHealth (UK) Children facing uncertain future, experts warn bbc.co.uk - BBC News No country offers a child both the chance of a healthy upbringing and an environment fit for their future, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.
Z KhandakerChina Bride trafficking, a problem on China’s belt and road South China Morning Post As Beijing’s multibillion-dollar infrastructure drive expands across Asia, experts say the greater regional connectivity may have an unwanted …
Z Khandaker American high school textbook calls African slaves 'immigrants' independent.co.uk - Graig Graziosi Some American textbooks are teaching students questionable versions of history, including the classification of African slaves as “immigrants.” In an …
Z KhandakerWorld Economic Forum Why some endangered languages thrive weforum.org - Sean Fleming • Most of the world speaks one of 20 languages. • Two-fifths of the world’s languages are poised to die out. • The UN says learning languages could help …
Z Khandaker Coming out as Dalit: how one Indian author finally embraced her identity The Guardian - Amrit Dhillon in New DelhiPretending not to be a Dalit took a heavy toll on the young Yashica Dutt. Her mother, Shashi, was so determined to protect her three children from the discrimination of the Hindu caste system that relegates
Z KhandakerNews China detains Uighurs for growing beards or visiting foreign websites, leak reveals The Guardian - Staff and agenciesGrowing a beard, wearing a veil or accidentally visiting a foreign website were among the justifications for sending Uighurs to China’s notorious detention camps, according to a leaked database, casting
Z KhandakerICIJ Exclusive: China's systematic tracking, arrests of Uighurs exposed in new Xinjiang leak DW News - William Yang, Sandra Petersmann An official list of detainees shows in detail how Beijing is tracking every face, every family and every movement of Uighurs. People have been …
Z KhandakerNews Uighur whistleblower: China is 'arresting people without any reason' DW News - Naomi Conrad A newly leaked document confirms how China is imprisoning Muslim minority Uighurs based solely on their religion and culture. DW spoke with relatives …
Z KhandakerNews 'They've abandoned us': Srebrenica survivors still living in camps The Guardian - Lorenzo Tondo in Mihatovići and BanovićiWhen Mujo Hrustanovic was transferred in 1997 to the Jezevac refugee camp in Bosnia, he thought he would stay for just a few months. That was what the government had told him. But more than two decades
Z KhandakerLesbos Greece’s refugee plan is inhumane and doomed to fail. The EU must step in The Guardian - Apostolis FotiadisLawyers in the islands are already reporting numerous violations of European and international asylum law Since the start of the year, Greece’s reception system for migrants has imploded. A spike of arrivals
Z KhandakerNews How China’s Incompetence Endangered the World foreignpolicy.com - Laurie Garrett The novel coronavirus epidemic has reached a critical juncture. Steps taken over the next few days, particularly by Beijing’s leadership, will decide …
Z Khandaker Don't forget the Uighur amid the Coronavirus crisis Al Jazeera - Omar SuleimanThe world has been indifferent to the plight of the Uighurs, leading some to claim that coronavirus may be a punishment. When a people are subjected to the most unimaginable forms of cruelty at the hands
Z KhandakerNews 'War on the poor': Las Vegas's homelessness crackdown takes effect Guardian US - Dan Hernandez in Las VegasOutside a Taco Bell in south-east Las Vegas, Skateboard Mike crossed an empty parking lot and pointed at the tent encampment that had built up on the ledges of a storm drain. Skateboard Mike, whose real
Z KhandakerWhooping Cough Welcome to the quarantine era, where bored, lonely and trapped indoors may be the new normal The Guardian - Brigid DelaneyThis summer has seen mother nature banish us to our bedrooms. It’s been the summer of staying indoors – whether you’re in Australia sheltering from violent storms and avoiding the worst air quality in
Z KhandakerNews 415 million children grow up in war zones, Save the Children reports DW News - DW English Children face a great risk than ever before of growing up surrounded by war, sexual abuse and recruitment into armed groups, a study by the charity …
Z KhandakerVenezuela 'It's a pain you will never overcome': crisis in Venezuela as babies die of malnutrition The Guardian - Tom Phillips and Clavel Rangel in El CallaoAs Venezuela enters its seventh year of a crushing depression, doctors are seeing a rise in infant mortality rates due to deprivation Her coffin was little larger than a shoe box. Her life had lasted short
Z KhandakerMedia Industry Sunsets, supermoons and cold hard cash: 50 things you miss while staring at your phone The Guardian - Tim DowlingThe average British child spends 44 hours – almost two days – staring at screens every week, a study claims. That is double the figure for Japanese kids and puts Britain second to last out of 30 countries
Z KhandakerGenealogy The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake The Atlantic - David BrooksThe family structure we’ve held up as the cultural ideal for the past half century has been a catastrophe for many. It’s time to figure out better ways to live together. The scene is one many of us have
Z KhandakerNews More than half of women in Zimbabwe have faced sextortion, finds survey The Guardian - Nyasha Chingono in HarareWidespread corruption and deteriorating economy have contributed to rise in sexual bribery, say researchers Zimbabwe has recorded an unprecedented number of women reporting being forced to exchange sex
