"The bill, cleared Monday, requires firms in India's IT capital to prioritise local hires for 70 per cent of non-management roles and 50 per cent of management-level jobs."

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/amid-huge-row-karnataka-pauses-bill-for-reservation-in-private-sector-firms-6127272

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Amid Huge Row, Karnataka Pauses Bill For Reservation In Private Sector Firms

The Karnataka government late Wednesday night paused a contentious bill directing private firms in the state to reserve jobs for Kannadigas amid a massive row.

“The Danish Government asserts that the welfare state is based on equal access. However, in practice Inuit people face significant administrative and institutional obstacles, as well as racism and racial discrimination, which prevents them from enjoying their rights on equal footing and often leaves them feeling marginalized and excluded.

Inuit in Denmark told me they feel like ‘invisible ghosts’ as they have nowhere to turn to for advice and assistance.”

— Calí Tzay

https://www.iwgia.org/en/news/5029-we-are-invisible-we-are-ghosts-inuit-denmark-kalaallit-nunaat-greenland.html

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“We are invisible; we are ghosts”: Inuit in Denmark and Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland)

So began the first of many powerful and emotional Inuit testimonies to the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples Mr. Francisco Calí Tzay on his first day of his official visit to Denmark and Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) from 1-10 February…

"There are probably two anecdotes out of many that are always associated with Diogenes - at least on the Internet. One is his answer to Alexander the Great, who approached him and wanted to fulfill a wish of his choice, to which Diogenes only casually replied: "Get out of my sun". One must understand that Alexander was probably the most powerful person in the Greek-Macedonian area at that time. Diogenes' answer is the unsurpassable testimony to the fact that he deeply rejected possessions and power and the dependencies that went with them.

The other story is that Diogenes is said to have masturbated publicly. In fact, Sigmund Freud also picks up on this in his writings. The point of this was to show his fellow citizens the arbitrary nature of moral codes. As a reason for why Diogenes does this publicly, he replied that it is only natural to satisfy this need and that it does not matter where one does this. If someone feels hunger, he will also rub his belly and eat or drink something and it is no different with the sexual need.

So is Diogenes a good role model? Of course, this cannot be answered unequivocally. In any case, his honest break with society is interesting, insofar as he rationally justifies his actions. One can't help but think of the subculture of punkers, who also try to mirror the irrationality of society by taking certain things to extremes. It could also be an action artist who even exposes the philosophers themselves for their hypocrisy and their game of hide-and-seek behind theoretical writings."

– The Philosopher's Shirt on Facebook