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Suddenly, Singapore’s Coronavirus Cases Skyrocketed: Here’s Why

April 23, 2020

SINGAPORE — Singapore now has the highest number of Covid-19 cases in Southeast Asia, at 11,178, as of April 23. The daily coronavirus infection rate reached a new high of 1,426 as I write. Just over a month ago, Singapore, with 5.7 million people living in the limited space of 720 square kilometers (278 square …

Asia, Covid-19, Health and Population

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Unesco: Teach Children How to Understand Migrants’ Lives, Before It’s Too Late

July 1, 2019

by Barbara Crossette

As outrage and horror build around stories of refugee children, some still in diapers, seized from their parents and suffering neglect and abuse along the United States border with Mexico, Unesco, the United Nations organization with education in its mandate, is looking ahead. A new generation of children in countries receiving migrants needs to …

Education, Migration, Unesco, US-UN Relations

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Suddenly, Singapore’s Coronavirus Cases Skyrocketed: Here’s Why

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