Evolution: Theory of How Humans Got Our Noses Challenged
Our noses developed from a lost, ancestral jawbone in a “major structural reorganization”, researchers said.Ramadan: Global Rights condemns Hisbah over arrests in Kano
Global Rights has condemned the Kano State Hisbah Board for the arbitrary arrest of individuals over alleged violations of Islamic law, including failure to observe the Ramadan fast, “indecent” haircuts, and allowing mixed-gender passengers in tricycles The organisation in a statement signed by its Executive Director…
Ten Astonishing New Discoveries About the Ancient World
Since the dawn of humanity, people have lived in all kinds of peculiar ways. Some carved ornate images into rocks and threw them in ditches. Others made treasure out of metal from meteorites. Scientists keep unearthing secrets about the past that challenge how we see our ancestors…
Humanoid Robotics Company Unitree Establishes New Company in Shenzhen
Collaborating with the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Unitree has developed the BeamDojo reinforcement learning framework…
Women’s rights weakened in quarter of all countries: UN report
Women attend a demonstration to mark International Women’s Day, amid the coronavirus disease pandemic, in Berlin, Germany, March 8, 2021. — ReutersUNITED NATIONS: Women’s rights regressed in a quarter of countries around the world last year, according to a report published by UN Women on…
Dramatic video shows chaos after Russian strike on Ukrainian hotel
A Russian missile struck a hotel in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih late on Wednesday, killing four people and injuring 31, with rescuers still searching on Thursday morning for anyone trapped in the rubble, officials said. A group of humanitarian organization volunteers from Ukraine…
The biggest threat to privacy is not Elon Musk
“Crawling through the data of the Social Security”: Musk makes the case for a Privacy Bill of Rights…Lads are paid £1,500 to have brand name cut into their hair
They have been turned into human billboards…PHOTO ESSAY: Albie Sachs at 90 – a life of courage, justice, human rights and legacy
Albie Sachs’ life is a testament to resilience, justice and the pursuit of freedom. As an activist, writer and former Constitutional Court judge, his journey – from defending political prisoners under apartheid to surviving a brutal assassination attempt – embodies the struggle for human rights in South Africa…