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TEKNAF, Bangladesh: Six year-old Noor Sahara, a young Rohingya girl whose mother is missing and who crossed over the border with her neighbor Roshida and her nephew, poses for a photograph near a refugee camp in the southern Cox’s Bazar district yesterday. —AFP

Myanmar's Rohingya: stateless, persecuted and fleeing

By Kuwait Times

November 23, 2016 | 10:00 p.m EDT

KUWAIT: The Justice Ministry in coordination with the Al-Awqaf Secretariat General organized a course for training citizens who are planning to get married. Family experts are running the two-day “wefaq” training course - giving guidelines on how to protect the family from break-up. — KUNA

November 23, 2016 10:00 PM

Opinion

Simple steps for a healthier workplace

Opinion

The act of giving

Let’s work together to raise awareness

Awareness about cancer diseases is key to successfully fighting them, and I feel happy when I find out that awareness campaigns are not only growing, but also gaining the support of the health and social affairs ministries and other private and publ...

Work-life balance: A myth or an achievable reality?

By Dr Sajed Al Abdali In today’s demanding world, achieving a work-life balance often feels like a distant dream. With increasing work pressures, long hours, and the “always-on” culture enabled by technology, many employees are struggling to m...