The company's general assembly had decided to liquidate the company after the high loss rate during the last period and the halt in sea travels because it...
The mass dismissal of the newspaper's employees violated Lebanese Labor Laws
It identifies faces through busy crowds, which amplifies the issue of nonconsensual information gathering
Further questions arise on the human rights front – who benefits from the mass deforestation?
International companies must provide opportunities to domestic businesses
The Jordanian government must find urgent and radical solutions to the poor working conditions experienced by junior doctors
Gender equality can only be achieved when stakeholders and civil society work together. When that happens, positive change for the whole of society can ha...
Hotels in Qatar must make fundamental changes to ensure the rights of expatriate workers ahead of the country's hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup
Internet service providers (ISPs) in Palestine are failing to protect their customers’ privacy.
As of the middle of 2021, Cairo has been ranked as the 13th most polluted city in the world
The Moroccan subsidiary of Sitel- the multinational telecoms company - recently fired 8 employees for having formed a trade union.
