You don’t choose where and when to fall in love. While Ed Sheeran would choose a bar over a club to find love, others find love in their workplaces. The intimate relationships between employees could range from casual employee dalliance to marriage between work colleagues. ‘Work husband’ and ‘work wife’ have become common terms on […]
Knowledge is Power: The Importance of the Right to Access Information
Origin and Scope of the Right of Access to Information The right of access to information is a paradox in that it is both old and new. It is old because access to information was first codified into law, 256 years ago, in 1766 in Sweden. The Swedish Parliament enacted the Freedom of the Press […]
The Switch from Children’s Homes to Family-Based Alternative Care
When we think about children in crisis or those in need of immediate care and protection, the default setting that comes to mind is a children’s home. According to statistics from the National Council for Children’s Services, an estimated 45,000 children receive care in the over 845 privately run Charitable Children’s Institutions or children’s homes. […]