Fight to face the past intensifies at Korea’s last camptown detention center for sex workers

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Fight to face the past intensifies at Korea’s last camptown detention center for sex workers

Last remaining trace of decadeslong system shows how women near US bases were detained and controlled under state oversight Former STD management center for sex workers near US military base in Dongducheon, Gyeonggi Province (Lim Jae-seong/The Korea Herald) For decades, an abandoned building with b»»»

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Lebanon vows action after journalists targeted in Israeli strikes

Lebanon will not accept the targeting of journalists as normal, Lebanese Minister of Information Paul Morcos said during a press conference Saturday, emphasizing the importance of national unity. He said practical steps have been taken, in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to file »»»

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Malaysia dam levels on alert amid heatwave

KUALA LUMPUR – Water levels are below 70 per cent at nearly a quarter of Malaysia’s dams in the country’s north and south, offering a warning sign for the rest of the country to step up preparations ahead of a potentially record-breaking El Nino, which could bring intense heatwaves. El Nino is a pe»»»

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Independence Day observed in Toronto with due festivity

DHAKA, March 27, 2026 (BSS) - Bangladesh’s Independence and National Day has been observed in Toronto with due fervour and festivity as the Consulate General organised day-long programmes and a reception attended by members of the Bangladeshi community. The programme on Thursday began at the Bangla»»»

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Dhaka calls for intensified global efforts to confront slavery, oppression

Dhaka, Mar 26 (UNB) - Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman has called for stronger global efforts to confront historical injustices and eliminate slavery and oppression. He made the call while addressing a commemorative meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on the International Day of Reme»»»

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