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Anti-violence helpline reports jump nearly 50% in 2025 amid greater vigilance: MSF
The increase is driven largely by reports from the police, social service agencies and schools, according to the Ministry of Social and Family Development's latest domestic violence trends report.
Anti-violence helpline reports jump nearly 50% in 2025 amid greater vigilance: MSF
The increase is driven largely by reports from the police, social service agencies and schools, according to the Ministry of Social and Family Development's latest domestic violence trends report.
Domestic abuse cases handled by community agencies remain elevated in 2025, with over half involving children
Child abuse continued to account for the largest share of low- and moderate-risk cases, with physical abuse being the most common type experienced, a Ministry of Social and Family Development report…
ANA says customer info possibly leaked following unauthorized access
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japanese airline ANA Holdings Inc. said Thursday its net profit for the April-September period fell 11.8 percent from a year earlier
Cassie Campbell-Pascall reveals personal struggles behind legendary hockey career in memoir
Hall of Famer and Canadian women's hockey great opens up about life on and off the ice in her new book, Just a Girl: A Memoir.
Is the UAE the Missing Link in the Fight Against the Houthis?
Riyadh and Abu Dhabi reconciling could be a gamechanger, a leading Yemen expert says.