Comisión de Justicia Racial de Nueva York revela hallazgos críticos en lucha contra la discriminación
El objetivo de la comisión es agregar iniciativas en la boleta electoral de noviembre de 2022 que podrían cambiar los estatutos de la ciudad.
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New York Racial Justice Commission Reveals Critical Findings As It Battles Discrimination
The commission’s goal is to add initiatives on the November 2022 ballot that could change the city’s charter.
Over 5,000 Ugandans Face Job Losses As Government Suspends 54 NGOs
Government regulator said the NGOs operated without permits, failed to file annual returns.
Exclusive: Police Lieutenant Who Killed January 6 Capitol Rioter Ashli Babbitt Finally Identified
U.S. Capitol Police Lt. Michael Leroy Byrd opened fire on Babbitt as she climbed through a broken windowpane inside the Capitol.
Indian Carmaker Maruti Suzuki Fined $26.97 Million For Restricting Discounts By Dealers
Maruti Suzuki hired agencies to snitch on its own dealers offering discretionary discounts.
US Trade Commission Files Antitrust Lawsuit To Remedy Facebook’s “Monopoly”
Facebook has denied the allegations and said there is no claim to support the assertion.
Disney CEO Defends “Black Widow” Dual Release Amid Scarlett Johansson’s Lawsuit
Bob Chapek said distribution of future Disney movies would continue to be made “on a film-by-film basis”.
Indian Child Rights Body Seeks Action Against Politician For Revealing Rape Victim’s Identity
The apex body issued a notice to Twitter seeking action against politician Rahul Gandhi.
Biden’s Push To Ban Employers’ Non-Compete Clauses Draws Mixed Reaction
Some states prohibit non-competes only for lower-wage workers. Lawyers advise caution in considering any ban.