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Are the Olympic Games still relevant?

As the world descends on Paris for the biggest show in sport, the question must be asked if the Olympic Games still hold the same

How schools are failing neurodivergent students

Neurodivergent children — those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia or other difference in brain functioning — face myriad issues at schools ill-equipped to help them.

What’s it like growing up and parenting in a digital world?

There’s a lot of fearmongering around children and their interactions with digital technology, but the truth is more nuanced.

In trying to curb migration, the EU risks a human rights issue

New policy has been brought in after EU asylum applications hit a seven-year high, but some warn it has ‘devastating implications’.

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Migrant labour marches into the line of fire

Indian migrant workers have a long history of repression and poor treatment. In 2024, nothing has changed.

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Climate change poses dire health and human rights risks

Human health relies on healthy ecosystems, but these are under threat. Securing the right to live in a healthy environment is crucial for all.

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‘Angry, hopeless, depressed’ – Rohingya voices from Cox’s Bazar

The poor conditions at the world’s largest refugee camps have affected both the physical and mental health of the one million occupants.

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How can a state make people stateless?

The stateless Rohingya community with no rights remains the world’s most vulnerable and at high risk of exploitation.

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The Rohingya return to the sea

2023 was the deadliest year of Rohingya boat journeys, with one in eight of those who fled perishing at sea

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Rohingya refugee women survive on the edge

Eking out a living is a huge challenge for hundreds of thousands of women living in the bleak camps in Cox’s Bazar.

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Why the Rohingya are being treated the way they are

Leading precarious lives in camps in Bangladesh and India, stateless Rohingya face an uncertain future

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Rohingya conundrum: Stateless, helpless and unwanted

The Rohingya, a Muslim minority from Myanmar persecuted and run out of their homeland, face a perilous future.

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On islands swallowed by water, there is nowhere else to go

Poor and lower-caste women shoulder the worst impacts of climate change in the Sundarbans. The area also highlights key lessons on building climate resilience.

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Why the Voice vote matters in the Pacific

Australia’s Indigenous Voice referendum could also be seen as a referendum on how the nation will be perceived by its Pacific neighbours.

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Are the Olympic Games still relevant?

How schools are failing neurodivergent students

What’s it like growing up and parenting in a digital world?

In trying to curb migration, the EU risks a human rights issue

Migrant labour marches into the line of fire

Climate change poses dire health and human rights risks

‘Angry, hopeless, depressed’ – Rohingya voices from Cox’s Bazar

How can a state make people stateless?

The Rohingya return to the sea

Rohingya refugee women survive on the edge

Why the Rohingya are being treated the way they are

Rohingya conundrum: Stateless, helpless and unwanted

On islands swallowed by water, there is nowhere else to go

Why the Voice vote matters in the Pacific

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