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How Queensland s Biloela, and the Murugappans, a Tamil family they re fighting for, changed Australia s conversation on refugees

How Queensland s Biloela, and the Murugappans, a Tamil family they re fighting for, changed Australia s conversation on refugees
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How Queensland s Biloela, and the Murugappans, a Tamil family they re fighting for, changed Australia s conversation on refugees

How Queensland s Biloela, and the Murugappans, a Tamil family they re fighting for, changed Australia s conversation on refugees
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Ken Loach expelled from the British Labour Party: The political lessons

What is more remarkable than Loach’s expulsion by the right is the feeble response of the Labour “left” something Starmer evidently counted on in expelling so well-liked a figure.

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Prison decongestion, the politics and hypocrisy of death penalty in Nigeria

The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS) has always chorused the frustration of custodial congestion. The Service, at every opportunity tells whoever cares to listen that its facilities are over-crowded with pre-trial detainees.

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Food delivery workers in New York City struggle against super-exploitation

Food delivery workers in New York City struggle against super-exploitation There are an estimated 80,000 people working as independent food delivery workers in New York City through apps such as Grubhub and Uber Eats. A large percentage of this workforce are Latin American immigrants, known in Spanish as “deliveristas.” Their importance to the everyday lives of millions of city residents, and consequently their numbers, have grown during the pandemic. However, they are among the most exploited sections of the working class. Food deliverer on bike passes W47 St during Jan 2016 snowstorm (Credit: Jim Henderson via Wikimedia) Deliveristas work at all times of the day and night and in all types of weather, mostly traveling on motorized or foot-powered bicycles through dangerous traffic conditions in among the most congested cities in the world. The danger of the job was tragically demonstrated on July 8, when 24-year-old delivery worker Borkot Ullah was struck on his bicycle by a

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