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Instead of reducing maximum speed limit, Thailand increases it to 120 kph
Sri Lankan groups express solidarity with people of Burma and call for federal democracy in Myanmar
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Zoom meeting ID: 896 8418 8083, passcode: 872963
As part of the South Asian Solidarity Forum for Federal Democracy in Myanmar, this week on Friday, 26th February 2021, the third session will focus on the theme: "Sri Lankan groups express solidarity with people of Burma and call for federal democracy in Myanmar."
Are we failing children in the HIV response?
'Have a seat but shut up please': Whither equality?
United Against the Burma Army: Ethnic Nationalities Call for Federalism
Is pandemic policing different than policing for maintaining law and order?
Among the first responders in times of emergencies or crises is often expected to be the police. This was no different when Covid-19 pandemic brought the world to a grinding halt. The public health emergency arising due to the pandemic, as well as cascading humanitarian crises in several countries and communities, only made the job of the police even more challenging.
Maximum travel speed of 30 km/hour: Are we walking-the-talk on road safety?
[हिंदी] Not just motorised vehicle riders but every person has a human right for safe commuting. But over 50 million people get injured and 1.35 million die every year due to road traffic crashes worldwide. More alarming is the fact that 90 per cent of these injuries and deaths occur in developing countries. Road traffic crashes are also the leading cause of death around the world for children and young people between 15 and 29 years of age. Over-speeding is identified as a major cause of almost 70% of these road traffic crashes in countries like India.
Growing call for federal democracy in Myanmar
Constanze Ruprecht and Bobby Ramakant
[हिंदी, watch the recording, endorse the joint statement condemning the Coup d'état in Burma] Growing number of civil society networks for peace, health and human rights from around the world are unifying their call for federal democracy in Myanmar. In a joint statement condemning the Coup d'état in Burma (after an online South Asia Solidarity Forum for federal democracy in Myanmar), over a hundred of these individuals, groups and networks from South Asia and other parts of the world united in solidarity with the people of Burma to strongly denounce the military coup d'état on 1 February 2021.