Day: December 15, 2023

South Korea Passes New Law To Protect Teachers From Parent Abuse After Weeks Of Protests

After nine weeks of teachers protesting nationwide, South Korea has finally passed a new law on September 21st, 2023 to better protect schoolteachers and their rights. The Guardian News reports that the protests were sparked by a series of teacher suicides linked to malicious complaints from parents. Jean Mackenzie, the Seoul correspondent

Callie Yoo December 15, 2023

Schools Set On Fire In Belgium Linked To Sex Ed Protests

Over the course of last week, a number of schools in the Wallonia region of Belgium have been set on fire as protest against the country’s mandatory sex-ed policy going into effect in the region. The acts of arson are believed to have been carried out by members of conservative

Jes Paluchowska December 15, 2023

China And Syria Announce “Strategic Partnership” While Syrians Suffer

China has extended an offer of “strategic partnership” to Syria in the latest diplomatic victory for shunned Syrian despot Bashar al-Assad. President Assad met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in the Chinese city of Hangzhou on September 22nd, 2023 ahead of the Asian Games. In a show of support for

Matthew Price December 15, 2023