abusive behaviour

How much tourism is too much?

Tourism is projected to hit a record $US11 trillion in 2024, but unchecked growth raises concerns about overtourism and its impact on communities.

Washing away greenwashing

The deceptive practice undermines genuine efforts by industries and individuals to achieve the 2050 net zero target.

The best solution is prevention and a sustainable tourism plan goes a long way in managing the expectations of people and protecting the environment.

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For thousands from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and other countries, shadowy recruiters and online slave markets turn dreams into nightmares.

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At least 11 million children are trafficked for labour in India. Poor implementation of laws and training of stakeholders hinder efforts to curb the practice.

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Governments and industry associations have failed to address the question of safety of women in the entertainment industry.

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Societies don’t just fail to accommodate disability — they can be actively disabling in themselves.

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Fan parks emerged as safe spaces to enjoy football matches, but challenges such as overcrowding and location remain.

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If Indonesia wants to be a major player on the football’s world stage, it first needs to comprehensively address the 2022 tragedy in which 135 fans died.

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Alcohol, not emotions, is the main driver of post-match domestic abuse. Changing game times and reducing drinking prevent abuse.

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The “beautiful game” is often marred by violence, from drunken fans fighting in the streets, to fatal disasters in stadiums. What remedies might work?

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Community-based initiatives like cooperative farming ventures and water conservation projects can play a vital role in building resilience among women farmers.

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Reducing exposure to violence and positive parenting are critical to suicide prevention among Indian youth.

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