early 21 million men, women and children around the world are locked into forced labour

Entities like TI need to adopt a wider framework concerning underlying reasons for corruption in developing countries.

Adoption of BBA will, in turn, compel Pakistan to further push down tariffs to facilitate agricultural input imports.

Inherited wealth, inequality have soared in the West, which can now only be contained by much higher wealth tax rates.

US and UK should scrutinise why their aid falls into hands of local elites more readily than those in real need of it.

It is about time global retailers abide by the same labour standards abroad as they do within their home countries.

The IMF can no longer continue coercing poor developing countries to undertake austerity measures.

International aid is, in effect, influenced more by vested interests rather than genuine needs.

It is wise for the IPCC to move away from an alarmist position and to pluralise the debate concerning climate change.

What will be done to keep children in school & provide them an effective education still not getting enough attention.