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The Importance of Arch Support
Maintaining Proper Foot Alignment
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LONDON, Sep 2 2024 (IPS) – A New Zealand bill that would roll back Indigenous rights is unlikely to pass – but it’s emblematic of a growing climate of hostility from governing politicians. A recent survey shows that of New Zealanders believe racial tensions have worsened under the right-wing government in power since December 2023.
The Treaty Principles Bill reinterprets the principles of the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi. New Zealand’s founding text, this agreement between the British government and Indigenous Māori chiefs established British governorship over the islands in return for recognition of Māori ownership of land …
Eulàlia Iglesias
UNITED NATIONS, Nov 25 2005 (IPS) – For the first time since 2001, Afghanistan has made a dent in its opium poppy cultivation, but experts warn that the illegal crop could easily flourish again next year unless the country makes real progress toward sustainable economic development.
According to the U.N. s 2005 Afghan Opium Survey, poppy cultivation fell 21 percent this year. One field out of five that had poppies in 2004 was planted with a legal crop in 2005, meaning that the total area of poppy fields fell from 134,000 hectares to 104,000 hectares.
According to the survey, some 50,000 Afghan farmers refrained from planting opium poppies last year because of fears of eradication, the civil and religious campaign against the drug, and stepped up law …
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Marwaan Macan-Markar
BANGKOK, Jan 7 2006 (IPS) – When United States negotiators fly into Thailand to thrash out a bilateral free trade deal next week, they will be greeted with jeers rather than this country s famed smile of welcome.
When United States negotiators fly into Thailand to thrash out a bilateral free trade deal next week, they will be greeted with jeers rather than this country s famed smile of welcome.
Activists opposed to the free trade agreement (FTA) view the sixth round of talks in the northern city of Chiang Mai from Jan. 9-13 as a defining moment, and in a bid to raise the ante will bring 10,000 people on to the streets to protest against the talks.
Thailand stands to lose much if the FTA with the U.S. is signed, Saree Ongsamwong, general s…
Marwaan Macan-Markar
BANGKOK , Feb 15 2006 (IPS) – Mounting evidence that more people in Asia and the Pacific will be dying of chronic diseases rather than infectious ones by 2015 will force the region s governments to redraw their public health budgets, say United Nations officials.
The stress in public health expenses is still weighted towards curative care than preventive efforts, say the officials from the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), a regional U.N. agency based in Bangkok.
That is because the thrust has been more towards a clinical approach than a public health approach, adds an official from ESCAP s health and development section.
And even here, the government expenditure on health when set against the gross domestic …
Antoaneta Bezlova
BEIJING, Mar 17 2006 (IPS) – Fixated on maintaining the country s high-powered economic growth, Chinese policy makers have been soliciting opinions from economists about how to avoid future labour shortages by relaxing and even scrapping the rigid one-child policy.
But the effort has generated a debate over a 25-year-old family planning policy that was once considered sacrosanct. Population experts have clashed with economists about what path China a nation of 1.3 billion with scarce farmland and water supplies, should take to maintain a healthy economic growth and delay the arrival of a greying society without creating another population explosion.
China s one-child policy, which the government started implementing from 1979, is widely unpopular ins…
Diego Cevallos*
MEXICO CITY, Apr 18 2006 (IPS) – Although many countries in Latin America have laws stating that sex education must be made available in primary and secondary schools, these are implemented in a haphazard way, and in some cases not at all.
An informal survey by IPS correspondents in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Mexico and Venezuela shows that sex education is patchy or nonexistent in the region, with the exception of Cuba.
There are girls who get pregnant because they get sick, so they need help, said Sara, a seven-year-old Mexican girl, in a conversation with her private school classmates.
The conclusion reached by Sara, based on a television ad not designed with children in mind, is an illustration of the lack of adequate information abou…