Situation. The team will look at the needs of people remaining in the territory as well as those who are on the move. Azerbaijan has said it would allow such a visit to take place. Earlier i spoke to dickran, he is a freelance journalist, currently in goris. Im in goris, which is 30 minutes right after the illegal checkpoint that azerbaijan has set up. As you can see behind me, there is a few tents set up. As of now, theyre reporting that over around 100,000 armenians from one of aleppo have entered the republic of armenia. And just to give you an idea, the population of goris is 20,000. So one of the first stops is the city, because this is where they are registering. This is where theyre getting a media assessment. And this is where theyre being then later sent for accommodations in different cities and different parts of the republic of armenia. Theres different tents set up, including the red cross and various organisations like the Armenian Relief Society that are providing aid an
Labor Senators have agreed to carve out controversial elements of the government s industrial relations reforms, in a move welcomed by Senators Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock.
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this week a major win for survivors of sexual harassment, a win that you could say was more than a decade in the making. because nearly six years ago former fox news anchor gretchen carlson accused the then ceo of fox news roger ailes of sexual harassment, but a nondisclosure clause in her contract prevented her from taking the company to court. that s why carlson sued him personally and helped start a domino effect that led to the international me too movement. but is harassment, it was going on more than a decade ago. so consider that timeline as we flash forward to this week and this head line about congress passing a landmark me too bill. vanity fair calling it a major victory in one of the biggest workplace reforms in history. it might have all started at fox news headquarters where a man abused his power and a woman said, enough.