No ‘Business as Usual’ for Children Post-COVID-19, say Laureates & Leaders
By Mantoe Phakathi A 2009 study found that almost 250,000 children worked in auto repair stores, brick klins, as domestic labourers, and as carpet weavers and sozni embroiderers in Jammu and Kashmir. Laureates and global human rights activists have renewed their call for world leaders to double their efforts in protecting children from child labour … Continue reading No ‘Business as Usual’ for Children Post-COVID-19, say Laureates & Leaders Continue Reading


Oligonucleotide synthesis market is experiencing significant growth due to the increasing research activities in the pharma and biotech sectors and the rising demand for innovative diagnostic and therapeutic techniques. This study involved four major activities to estimate the current size of the oligonucleotide synthesis market. Exhaustive secondary research was carried out to collect information on …