By Kanis Dursin Despite having a law and various tasks forces to combat human trafficking, Indonesia is still grappling with the crime that likely sees tens of thousands of people turned into modern day slaves. Afra Burga Ambui spent 9 years in forced servitude. Now her former employer is in court in Jakarta, Indonesia, facing … Continue reading Indonesia’s Laws Ineffective against Human Trafficking Continue Reading
By Neena Bhandari Teenager Karen Semens, from the Federated States of Micronesia, says her main challenge growing up is being a girl. She says that her culture doesn’t afford girls the same rights and opportunities of boys. Photo supplied. SYDNEY, Australia, Mar 5 2020 (IPS) – For 13-year-old Karen Semens, growing up on … Continue reading The Future Pacific Island Children Want Continue Reading
Passengers aboard a cruise ship where four people have died, while many others including the crew fell ill to COVID-19 have been stranded and others are worried about contracting the deadly disease. If a person died on the cruise ship because they became infected when inadequate measures were made to remove them from the infectious … Continue reading Miami Florida: Can I make a wrongful death claim after my relative died of COVID-19 on a cruise? Continue Reading
Thousands of people who have returned to ports in Florida on cruise ships in the early months of 2020 may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus. Data suggests that this virus is several times more deadly than the regular flu, and it is already responsible for thousands of deaths in the United States and … Continue reading Florida victims of the coronavirus may take legal action if they got sick while on a cruise Continue Reading
8 children and 2 adults were hospitalized, with at least two of them in a serious condition, on January 7th, 2020 when a tractor-trailer collided with a stopped school bus in eastern North Carolina. The 18 wheeler caused the Head Start school bus to flip three times before coming to a stop as per authorities. … Continue reading 10 Injured as Tractor-Trailer Crashes Into School Bus in Eastern North Carolina Continue Reading
A Briarwood Nursing Home resident was the seventh person to die of COVID-19 in Little Rock Arkansas. Eighty-three-year-old Alice Jett suffered from Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease with dementia. She had lived at Briarwood Nursing and Rehabilitation for approximately five years. Communicable disease. Nursing homes offer the perfect setting for dangerous communicable diseases and … Continue reading Little Rock Arkansas: Was nursing home care the reason one resident died of COVID-19? Continue Reading
Richard Gurewitsch, Immigrant and Entrepreneur, Knows the Importance of Communicating Through Distances In the current climate with social distancing and quarantining during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, communicating with friends and loved ones is more important than ever, yet more difficult than ever. When entrepreneur and founder and CEO of LlamaCuba and HaitiPhone, Richard Gurewitsch, founded … Continue reading Richard Gurewitsch’s Companies Showcase Why Communication is More Important Than Ever Continue Reading
Datasys focuses energy on achieving long-term growth and expansion NORTH KINGSTOWN, RHODE ISLAND/ iCrowdNewswire / April 2, 2020 / Leading technology and data marketing solutions provider Datasys turns its focus to long-term growth through multiple proprietary B2B data technology advancements. Datasys was first launched in 2009 as Media Direct. Since that time, the company has … Continue reading Datasys Sets Sights on Long-Term Growth Continue Reading
Jeff Nock of Iowa discusses Social Entrepreneurialism & Coronavirus IOWA CITY, IA / iCrowdNewswire / April 2, 2020 / Jeff Nock, Iowa business consultant and CEO and Founder of Prescient Consulting, LLC, discusses the importance of social entrepreneurship (i.e. microfinance/lending, corporate volunteerism, charitable involvement, etc.) in these trying pandemic times. This discussion is more important than … Continue reading Jeff Nock explains Social Entrepreneurialism amid the Coronavirus Continue Reading
It isn’t uncommon for a nursing home resident to contract an infection while residing in a facility as these places are breeding grounds for the germs that keep them alive. Each year, health experts estimate that between one and three million serious infections occur in nursing homes and serve as a major cause of hospitalization … Continue reading Can a family file a wrongful death lawsuit if their loved one died from COVID-19 in a FL nursing home? Continue Reading