The International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, observed annually on December 2nd, serves as a powerful reminder of humanity's ongoing struggle against all forms of modern slavery. This day, established by the United Nations, highlights the urgency of combating exploitative practices that violate human rights and dignity worldwide. Modern slavery, though often hidden in plain sight, affects millions of people, including children, women, and men, across every continent.Slavery, in its many forms, continues to evolve. While traditional forms like forced labour and bonded servitude persist, new methods such as
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Soil is much more than the dirt beneath our feet; it is the cornerstone of life on Earth. It supports the growth of plants, serves as a habitat for countless organisms, and plays a pivotal role in regulating water, nutrients, and even climate. The World Soil Day, observed annually on December 5th, celebrates the importance of soil and raises awareness about its sustainable management. This global observance emphasizes the need to protect and nurture soil health to ensure food security, combat climate change, and foster biodiversity.The Significance of World Soil Read More
