An Expert’s Insight: Dr. Fawzia Reza on Diversity and Inclusion in Early Education - VIDEO
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Are some pharmaceutical companies, scientists and politicians becoming jab-happy?
Editorial: I am not yet differentiating between all these new vaccines. For the time being I am grouping the various vaccines together as ‘Covid vaccines’ and thinking of them as a single entity in the international re
Read more: Should we give babies and children a Covid vaccine? My cautious mind says not
'If we allow governments to take away our citizen rights now, how can we be sure they will ever restore them?'
When we accept a Covid vaccine we are likely to be deprived of some of our rights for compensation if there is damage in the long term to ourselves or a loved one. This becomes an increasin
Editorial
The Guardian newspaper on 6th February this year reported –
‘The coronavirus pandemic has wrought economic disruption on a global scale, but one sector has marched on throughout the chaos: big tech. Further evidence of the industry’s relentless progress has come in recent weeks with the n
Do not pregnant women and foetuses differ greatly in their physiology and neurology?
Editorial opinion:
Interconnections commissioned the cartoon for this issue to help highlight the fact that there is no evidence to offer to pregnant women that a Covid vaccine will not damage their unborn baby. The
'governments are slow to realise that the fish have started swimming upside down'
To keep tropical fish in a cool climate there has to be artificial heat and light as well as food and oxygen. When a fish tank shows signs of being an unhealthy environment, perhaps with signs of disease, then an inexp
Read more: Editorial: Fish tanks, pandemics, handcuffs and triangles
It is my understanding that to keep ourselves and our children healthy we need education more than we need propaganda and media hype
Editorial Comment
It is a duty of a democratic government to educate its citizens. This can be by setting up teaching institutions (nursery onwards), licencing private
Editorial: The food box in the cartoon refers to a UK scandal in which the government was condemned for giving inadequate food boxes to children in poverty. See:
'What am I supposed to make with this!' Parents on schools' meagre food parcels
But the bigger picture is of very meagre provision and opp