| Thursday January 16, 2020
From today, Qatar is reportedly set to remove the requirement of exit visas for the majority of migrant workers in the country with immediate effect. Groups of workers who didn't benefit from previous reforms in 2018 that lifted restrictions on migrant
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Private prison companies in the US profiting from mass incarceration, disproportionately affecting communities of c… t.co/oKQhmexqYB
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