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    The Treaty Principles, Maori protests in New Zealand and challenges to address

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    A controversial bill, the Treaty Principles, led to the protests of Maori in New Zealand. According to multiple sources including the British Broadcasting Corporation and Cable News Network, around forty thousand people have protested in New Zealand’s capital Wellington against the bill that they say will redefine the country’s founding treaty — the Treaty of Waitangi

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    Financial irregularities in sports and challenges to address

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    Financial irregularities in sports are not uncommon at all. Many events of financial irregularities took place in the past and they are still going on in different local, national and international sports. According to multiple sources including the British Broadcasting Corporation and Cable News Network, financial irregularities take place in many sorts of sports including,

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    Violence in sports based on race: addressing it also needs steps beyond sports organizations

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    Violence in sports based on race is not uncommon at all. Racial violence in sports— especially racially motivated attacks both on and off the field within the context of sports competition — occurred in many countries and was carried out by fans, players, coaches and even team officials, leading to concerns. According to multiple sources including

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    Accepting and rejecting electoral results in democratic countries, challenges and steps to address

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    Accepting acceptable electoral outcomes by the contesting parties is the beauty of democracy and desirable. The losing party or candidate accepts electoral outcomes many times in different democratic countries. But this is not always right. According to multiple sources including the British Broadcasting Corporation and Cable News Network, the losing party has not accepted electoral

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    A rise in organized crimes in Ecuador, the proposal for lifting ban on foreign armies and addressing gangs

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    Ecuador has various problems including organized crimes. According to multiple sources including the British Broadcasting Corporation and CNN, Ecuador’s president, Daniel Noboa, made a proposal to lift the ban on foreign armies to fight organized criminals. Organized criminal activities including drug trafficking, organized violence and explosions have increased in Ecuador, previously considered one of the

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