28 Million People Are Still in Forced Labor Today
There is a 2.7 million increase between 2016 and 2021, primarily driven by forced labor in the private economy.... Read more
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Indonesia to Develop Super Grid for Cross-Provincial Renewable Electricity Transmission
On November 11, Sun Cable and Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) signed an MoU signaling a collaboration to develop renewable energy generation and transmission opportunities within Indonesia.... Read more
ASEAN Seeks a Safer Digital World for Children
Protecting a child’s safety and well-being now must include protecting them in the digital world.... Read more
Australia Launches Website for Workplace Sexual Harassment Prevention
The Respect@Work website was launched to support employers in creating gender-inclusive, safe, and respectful workplaces for all.... Read more
Indonesia Adds Free Pneumonia Vaccine into the Children Immunization Program
Indonesia officially launched nationwide free PCV immunization in September.... Read more
Addressing Statelessness in the Climate Crisis
Stateless people are often denied basic human rights like education, healthcare, and others.... Read more
Birds Population Decline Reflects Our Environmental Condition
A report by BirdLife International reveals the declining of bird populations worldwide and how it’s a reflection of our environmental condition.... Read more
Degree of Urbanization: What Does “Urban Area” Mean Now?
Degree of Urbanization is a new global definition of urbanization that enables nations from different parts of the world to compare and present scenarios of urban trends.... Read more
Investing $1 Billion in Climate Action Projects in the Global South
C40 recently announced new partnerships that would put over $1 billion into climate action projects in the Global South.... Read more
How We Are Connected and Divided in the Internet Age
Today, almost five billion of us are connected through the internet. However, about a third of humanity remains offline.... Read more