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Pakistan's #MeToo Movement Gains Momentum as Teachers at Elite Girls School Face Abuse Accusations
After a sustained campaign on social media, Lahore Grammar School has fired four male staff for sexually abusing students.
What You Should Do When You Witness Police Brutality
Bystander intervention is important to hold cops accountable, but it can be dangerous for civilians.
Washington Drops Racist Team Name, as Edmonton’s CFL Team Risks Losing Another Sponsor
Edmonton’s football team says it is reviewing its team name, after backlash from two major sponsors, Boston Pizza and Belairdirect.
Malaysia's New Prime Minister Narrowly Ousts the Speaker of its Lower House in a Test of Support
The move constituted a win for Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin—but just barely.
Simple Plan Bassist Quits Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations
David Desrosiers apologized for “interactions I have had with women that have caused them harm.”
Canadian Business School Students Are Sharing Racism Horror Stories on Instagram
A new account detailing horrific racism at Queen’s University surfaced last week, prompting racialized students at McGill, the University of British Columbia, the University of Alberta, and more to speak out.
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Police Raids Against Free Speech in Hong Kong Have Already Begun
The offices of Public Opinion Research Institute were raided after it published a poll showing 60% of residents no longer believe Hong Kong is a free city.
Angered by a Litany of Light Sentences, South Koreans Have Built a 'Digital Prison'
The name-and-shame website's support base was born out of frustration at a pattern of strict standards applied to victims and lenient sentences for offenders.
A QAnon Supporter Has Raised $140K To Prosecute Justin Trudeau For Something or Other
Norman Traversy, who is supported by the Canadian Patriot and QAnon movement, has raised over $140,000 to oust Trudeau from office and wants Donald Trump to investigate.
Police Chiefs Group Calls for Canada to Decriminalize Drug Possession
Two years after Justin Trudeau legalized cannabis, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police says arresting people for having small amounts of other drugs, such as cocaine and heroin, is “ineffective.”
Everything You Need to Know About Singapore's General Elections
Singaporeans hit the polls on July 10. What can we expect from the first election to take place in Southeast Asia amid the coronavirus pandemic?
The Case for Drinking in Parks During the Pandemic
The City of Toronto is threatening to fine park drinkers, even though it’s the safest way to socialize in person.
