As well as an apology, the Waikato-based iwi of nearly 46,000 members received NZ$177m in financial redress – New Zealand’s fifth-largest sum of its kind – and the return of 36 sites of cultural significance.
Capital punishment was “totally abolished” in the oil-rich central African country after the president signed a new penal code.
A new treatment from Friedrich-Alexander University in Germany drove the disease into remission in all of its five patients, who have now been off lupus medication for between three and 17 months.
The WHO has hailed the west African country as first in world to stamp out Guinea worm, lymphatic filariasis, sleeping sickness and trachoma
Botswana has became the first high-burden country to receive the WHO’s silver tier award for its efforts to cut child transmission rates.
The bill states that 30% of plastic items sold or bought be recyclable by 2028 and economic responsibility falls to producers
Colleagues said Crowley, a well-regarded barrister and former crown prosecutor who was made Queen’s Counsel in 2018, had broken a significant barrier for First Nations people.
Scientists from SomaLogic in Boulder, CO have developed a blood test that can predict whether someone is at high risk of a heart attack, stroke, heart failure within the next four years.
Monitors have identified 70 individuals in 2021, with 114 newborns since launch of repopulation scheme in 1996.
The Welsh government has hailed the policy change as a ‘historic moment’ for children’s rights amid calls for England to follow suit.
