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June 23, 2024

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Britain’s richest family jailed for exploiting staff at Swiss villa

GENEVA: A Swiss court jailed four members of Britain’s richest family, the Hindujas, on Friday, calling them “selfish” for exploiting Indian staff at their Geneva mansion. Lawyers for the Swiss-Indian family members, who were not present in court, said they would appeal the verdict. The defendants were acquitted of human trafficking but convicted of other charges. The family’s fortune is estimated at 37 billion pounds ($47 billion) by the Sunday Times. Prakash Hinduja, 78, and his wife Kamal, 75, received four years and six months each. Their son Ajay, 56, and his wife Namrata, 50, were given a four-year term,

June 22, 2024

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Richest family of Indian origin convicted of ‘enslavement’ of staff in Switzerland

A file photo of Namrata Hinduja (L), wife of Ajay Hinduja (R), is among four members of the Hinduja family sentenced to prison for abusing staff members at their villa in Geneva, Switzerland. – Facebook In a landmark ruling by a Swiss court, four members of the UK’s richest Indian-origin family – the Hindujas – were jailed, with the judge condemning the exploitation of migrant staff at their Geneva mansion as “selfish”. Despite their absence from court, lawyers for the Swiss-Indian family vowed to appeal the verdict on Friday. While cleared of human trafficking charges, the defendants faced convictions for

May 23, 2024

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Pakistan to export nursing staff to Malaysia amid rising demand

A doctor and a nurse wear protective masks in Karachi on March 31, 2020. — Reuters ISLAMABAD: The Overseas Employment Corporation (OEC), an attached department of the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development, is planning to export around 100 female nursing staff to a healthcare company in Malaysia. An official said APPLICATION Thursday that the demand for female nursing staff in Malaysia has been increasing over time due to the high level and qualified health staff already working in the various hospitals in Malaysia. He said the OEC had already announced the application from job seekers to apply

March 25, 2024

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Ecuador’s youngest mayor Brigitte Garcia, her staff found dead in Manabi

Ecuador’s youngest mayor Brigitte Garcia was shot in a vehicle. — X/@Lucia_Jaramillo Ecuador’s youngest mayor, Brigitte Garcia, was found dead along with her communications director, Jairo Loor, in a car on the side of the road in Manabi province, local police said. Police revealed that 27-year-old Garcia, the mayor of San Vicente, and Loor were shot to death on Sunday. Fox News mentionted. According to the preliminary investigation by the national police, the shots apparently came from inside the car, which was rented and had a GPS system inside that was being tracked. National police said they were investigating the

March 19, 2024

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The IMF mission is extending the stay as there is no consensus on the deal at staff level

A person uses their mobile phone in front of the IMF logo in this undated picture. — Reuters/File IMF and government at odds over retailers’ plan. FBR wants to introduce the scheme in the next budget. The FBR faces a daunting task to meet its tax collection target of Rs 9.4 trillion. ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) review mission has extended its stay in Pakistan by a day as both sides could not reach consensus on a staff-level agreement on the second review and release of the third tranche worth 1, 1 billion under the Stand By Arrangement (SBA).

January 30, 2024

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Israel accuses 190 UN staff of ‘hardline militants’

GENEVA/JERUSALEM: An Israeli intelligence dossier that prompted a number of countries to freeze funds for a UN Palestinian aid agency includes allegations that some staff were involved in kidnappings and killings during the October 7 raid that sparked the Gaza war. The six-page file, which he saw Reuters, claims that around 190 UNRWA staff, including teachers, have doubled as Hamas or Islamic Jihad fighters. It has names and pictures for 11 of them. The United Nations has not officially received a copy of the dossier, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said on Monday. The Palestinians have accused Israel of falsifying information

December 1, 2023

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FBR staff exposed as non-filers

Islamabad: Hundreds of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) employees are chronic non-filers, exposing them to the risk of severe penalties and testing the tax administration’s resolve to broaden the national tax base. Official documents and background interactions with tax authorities have revealed that a large number of FBR employees have not filed their tax returns for tax years 2021, 2022 and 2023. Some filed returns for one year, but then did not file their annual income and property tax returns for another two years, the documents showed. In some cases, returns were not filed for the current tax year whose

November 28, 2023

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Who are the two new members to join Pakistan’s coaching staff for the Test tour of Australia?

England all-rounder Adam Hollioake and Australia’s Simon Grant Helmot will serve as batting and performance coaches, respectively Former England player Adam Hollioake and Australia’s Simon Grant Helmot. — AFP Two new faces have been confirmed to join Pakistan’s coaching staff for the upcoming tour of Australia for the three-match Test series. Former England all-rounder Adam Hollioake and Australia’s Simon Grant Helmot will be part of Pakistan’s team management on the Test tour Down Under, Geo Super mentionted. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday unveiled the coaching staff for the away series, which is scheduled to be held from December

November 23, 2023

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UNRWA says 108 staff have been killed since hostilities began in Gaza

CONSTANTINOPLE: The UN refugee agency UNRWA said 108 of its staff had been killed in the Gaza Strip since hostilities began on October 7, when the Palestinian group Hamas launched a cross-border attack and Israel retaliated with indiscriminate shelling and later ground strikes. invasion. killing over 14,000 people. “This is the largest number of United Nations aid workers killed in a conflict in the organization’s history,” the agency said in a statement late Wednesday. “At least 40 percent have been killed south of the Gaza Strip.” The UN refugee agency UNRWA said 108 of its staff had been killed in

November 13, 2023

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UN observes minute’s silence for 101 staff killed in Gaza

GENEVA: United Nations workers observed a minute’s silence on Monday to commemorate the more than 100 staff killed in Gaza since the start of the Israel-Hamas war last month, the largest number of aid workers in the organization’s 78-year history. Staff at the UN offices in Geneva bowed their heads as they lit a candle in memory of the 101 staff members of the UN refugee agency UNRWA who were killed in the Israeli attack on Gaza. UN flags around the world flew at half-mast. “This is the highest number of workers killed in the history of our organization in

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