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| THE EDITORIAL

The virus of the reconciliation

Dr. Juan Abarca Cidòn, president of HM Hospitales

 

Nothing foreshadowed a few months ago what was to come. Empowered societies believed that they controlled everything and that nothing escaped under their control. In Greek mythology, the hybris represented the sin of arrogance and disproportion of the human being who was put in his place by Nemesis the goddess of Distributive Justice.

 

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VOICES FROM THE GROUND |

By our research partner in Kenya 🇰🇪

Institute for Youth Studies, Tangaza University College

The family and active citizienship in Kenya

Kenya’s Sessional Paper No. 8 of 2013 on National Values and Principles of Governance recognizes the family as the natural and fundamental unit of the society, and a primary institution of socialization. Under this conceptual framework, socialization has been understood as the creation of shared beliefs and ideals that help to indicate how one should interact and relate within the society. In this regard, parents and guardians mentor and nurture their children into effective, functional and useful members of the society who, not only uphold social values and ethical norms, but also become active citizens in nation building.

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| NEWS FROM THE WORLD

Americas: States are failing to adequately protect rights of health workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic

 

Amnesty International’s new report shows how weakly the governments are protecting workers rights.

 
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First coronavirus case confirmed in Rohingya refugee settlements

 

Bangladesh's government faces the danger of the virus spreading among the Rohingya people.

 

 
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New mothers' health improves if fathers can stay home, new study claims

 

Giving fathers the flexibility of taking time off work in the first months after their partners give birth has significant health benefits for new mothers, a new study has claimed.

 
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