Immigrant Group Predicts Starvation Amid US Mass Deportations
Alliance San Diego warns that mass deportations in the US could push undocumented individuals into hiding, causing job loss, economic instability, and potential mass starvation.
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Over Half of Canada’s Human Trafficking Cases Remain Unsolved
Statistics Canada reveals that over half of human trafficking cases in Canada remain unsolved, with incidents increasing since 2013.
UK Race Riots Unpacked: Media’s Role and Deep-Rooted Tensions
Explore the complexities behind the recent UK race riots, examining media influence and deep-rooted societal tensions that have fueled unrest across the nation.
2023 Report Highlights Deteriorating Human Rights in the United States
A 2023 report by China’s State Council Information Office reveals a decline in human rights in the United States, highlighting increased polarization and gun violence.
Young Filmmakers Forum Tackles Social Issues at Beijing Film Fest
At the Beijing International Film Festival, the Young Filmmakers Forum ignited discussions on social issues in cinema, highlighting the new generation of China’s directors and screenwriters.
South Korea’s Companion Dolls: Tech Support for Aging Alone
South Korea’s aging population sparks rise in companion dolls, offering tech-driven support for the elderly living alone. While suicide rates drop, deeper social challenges persist.
Exodus from Fear: Why Americans Seek Safety Abroad
Rising US emigration linked to safety concerns: 15% of Americans consider leaving permanently, citing societal fears and violence.
Plasma Pays: The $35 Billion Industry Fueled by U.S. Donors
The U.S. supplies 94% of the world’s paid plasma donations, creating a $35B industry fueled by low-income donors balancing survival and medical needs.
Master Craftsman Brings Celebrities to Life with Finger-Sized Puppets
Discover how Mitsuaki Tsuyuki’s finger-sized puppets of celebrities like Takeshi Kitano and Elvis Presley offer a humorous take on Japan’s social issues.