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Women who experience domestic violence in their country of origin  can apply for international protection and be granted refugee status in the EU. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) this month confirmed this with a ruling.

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Radio ARA Programme du 2024-01-29

What's Right: International protection for victims of domestic violence

A Greek court has acquitted 16 aid workers who had been charged for rescuing migrants. This is today's 'What's right with the world'. 

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Radio ARA Programme du 2024-02-01

What's Right: 16 aid workers acquited

Obibini is Ghana's only female surf club. It gives young women and girls a place to play, learn and socialise. Teaching girls to swim and surf even seems to have lowered the local teenage pregnancy rate.

Radio ARA Programme du 2024-02-02

What's Right: Empowering girls through surfing

CO2 emissions from fossil fuels in the EU have reached the lowest levels in 60 years -  and in China, solar and wind capacity for the first time supplies more energy than coal. 
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Radio ARA Programme du 2024-02-05

What's Right: CO2 emissions in the EU lowest in 60 years

AI chatbots can impersonate real people and give them human-like responses. The AI tool Replika can elicit deep emotional bonds with users and has been found to help struggling students to avoid committing suicide.

Radio ARA Programme du 2024-02-06

What's Right: How an AI chatbot prevents suicide

Starting next school year, Austria introduces sign language as a curriculum in schools. As an alternative to the conventional second foreign language classes, usually Greek or Latin, high school students can now choose to learn sign language. 
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Radio ARA Programme du 2024-07-29

What's Right: Sign language in Austria's school curriculum

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