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French Colonial Crimes Continue to Affect Lives in Polynesia
20 Mar 2021
The French knowingly let the inhabitants of the islands to be exposed to the radioactive fallout from the tests.
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Canada Raids Indigenous Lands for Construction of Pipeline, Violates International Law
10 Feb 2020
Canadian authorities have been carrying out raids on Wet’suwet’en lands since February 6 in violation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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Brazil Dam Collapse: Vale, the Private Giant Responsible, Has a History of Flouting Rules
06 Feb 2019
The Brumadinho dam burst, the most recent instance in Vale’s long list of regulatory violations, has resulted in 121 deaths so far, with the number expected to rise.
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Sao Paulo Witnesses Massive Demonstrations Against Public Transport Fare Hikes
25 Jan 2019
The mayor of Sao Paulo, Brazil, declared a hike in the fares of buses and subway by 7.5% in December.
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Indonesian military accused of using banned chemical weapons in West Papua
28 Dec 2018
In the Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua, a movement for self-determination has been going on since the 1960s.
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Bangladesh Garment Workers Reject Minimum Wage Hike, Call it a ‘Cruel Joke’
18 Sep 2018
The newly proposed minimum wages are half of what the workers in the readymade garment industry have been demanding.
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The Generation of Rage in Kashmir - In Discussion with David Devadas
10 Sep 2018
David Devadas, former political editor at Business Standard, joins Newsclick to discuss his latest book, The Generation of Rage in Kashmir.
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Fight for Women’s Rights to Come to Delhi’s Streets in September
17 Aug 2018
Mariam Dhawale, general secretary of AIDWA discusses the deteriorating conditions of women in the country, and the upcoming national protest in September.
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Antibiotic Resistance and Poor Sanitation Making Typhoid Almost Untreatable in Pakistan
23 Jul 2018
If urgent measures are not taken, the bacteria is likely to spill outside the borders, and the environment in India is welcoming
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Sudha Bharadwaj: I Will Continue My Work Regardless of What Mr. Goswami Says
14 Jul 2018
PUCL National Secretary and visiting professor at NLU, Sudha Bharadwaj, talks to Newsclick about the recent allegations Republic TV made against her of being an urban Naxal.