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Archive for the ‘Civil society’ Category

Estonia: The little country with big ideas

Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves (5 Dec) - An expanding digital marketplace, financial stability and strong economic growth; Estonia is setting the pace for other European nations, according to the Baltic nation's leader. Speaking with CNN's Isa Soares, Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves said that the country developed...

Migrants’ rights under spotlight in SG after Little India riot

A man gestures behind a tribute board for Sakthivel Kumaravelu, an Indian national who was killed when he was struck by a bus, sparking a riot in the Little India district of Singapore. (Photo: EPA) (19 Dec) - Migrant workers' rights and poor living conditions are under the spotlight in Singapore following riot in Little India...

As SG gets richer, more people are left behind

Singapore Dec 23 (Reuters) - Every day, through eyes clouded by glaucoma, Peter witnesses the spending power generated by Singapore's economic success, knowing he can only afford to look. The 54-year-old shopping mall security guard is part of Singapore's hidden problem - a growing number of poor living on the margins in one...

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