138 million child workers globally in 2024, number down from 2020
Child labour rates have fallen by almost half since the year 2000, but the world has missed the global target
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Comelec: No extension for submission of Soce
MANILA, Philippines — The election period for the May 12 midterm polls ended on June 11, nullifying various prohibitions such
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Disney and Universal Pictures Fire Off Massive Infringement Suit Against ‘Quintessential Copyright Free-Rider’ Midjourney
Midjourney is a “quintessential copyright free-rider and a bottomless pit of plagiarism” – at least according to Disney and Universal
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Estate tax amnesty deadline moved to June 16, says BIR
MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued a tax advisory extending the period to avail the estate
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Happy Tax Freedom Day! You’re working for the government longer than ever
Today is Tax Freedom Day, the point in the year where British workers earn enough to pay their off their
Anthony Mcnaught
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Major Music Labels Quickly Back Disney, NBCUniversal Lawsuit Against Midjourney
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has strongly endorsed Disney & NBCUniversal’s lawsuit against AI company Midjourney. RIAA Chairman
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Sources: Portsmouth joins race to sign Jonathan Tomkinson
Jonathan Tomkinson’s list of suitors is growing heading into the summer. EFL Championship side Portsmouth have joined the race to
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USMNT remaining calm despite heavy defeat to Switzerland
Wednesday’s U.S. men’s national team defeat served as another example of how far the squad is from competing with some
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FIFA Club World Cup predictions: Who are tournament favorites? | MLSSoccer.com
The revamped FIFA Club World Cup is here, beginning this North American Summer of Soccer. And unlike the ghosts of
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Higher education minister keeps up stonewalling on ‘SETA panel’
Higher education and training minister Nobuhle Nkabane continues to dig in her heels over the submission to parliament of the
