Walking Evening News: This country has set up a "coffee minister" 🇵🇬

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Yesterday's Evening News mentioned that South Korea once again won the title of "the country with the lowest fertility rate in the world", and the mother-daughter plot line in the recently aired Korean drama "The Very Lawyer Yu Yingzhen" has also triggered discussions on reproductive rights issues - English My mother is no match for her boyfriend begging for the birth of a child. So it has something to do with the background of the era when South Korea's laws suppressed abortion? Chinese female netizens are especially sympathetic to the experience of Taishoumei. What are the social structural factors behind it? Don't forget to match the walk column when chasing dramas on weekends!


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Under the shadow of the Ukrainian-Russian war, the European energy crisis has intensified. Ofgem announced that the average annual energy price ceiling for households will be significantly increased by 80% from October to an average of 3,549 pounds (about New Taiwan dollars). 126,865 yuan).

For the British people, who are suffering from the highest inflation rate in 40 years and the skyrocketing cost of living, Ofgem's latest announcement is undoubtedly worse. Make difficult choices. Railroad, postal, port workers, cleaning crews and lawyers' unions took turns on strike, demanding pay rises to keep pace with inflation.

out of gender

In 2016, an 18-year-old woman in Spain was gang-raped by five men during the running of the bulls festival in Pamplona, ​​and was even filmed. This case sparked outrage in Western society - especially when the video showed her with her eyes closed and motionless during the attack, but the defendant's lawyer claimed that the two parties were "consensual sexual partners", and the trial judge also ruled that "there is not enough violence" or intimidation evidence," and determined that the actions of the five did not constitute a crime of sexual assault.

The verdict in this case sparked massive protests across the country and pushed the pace of political reforms to the law; six years after the case, the Spanish Congress passed a new law that stipulates that any sexual activity that occurs without explicit verbal or behavioral consent can be punished as a crime of sexual assault Prosecution, involving violence or coercion is no longer a necessary condition, and if the person is insane or lethargic due to the influence of drugs or alcohol, the requirement for explicit consent is naturally not met.

Countries such as Canada, Sweden and Denmark are already doing something similar, with survivors of the case telling Spanish newspaper El País: "This is not my law, it is the law that applies to all women, let's move on Let’s go.” In 2019, in the closing defense of the Western Supreme Court, the defendant’s lawyer said that the victim should say “no” in the process; under the new law, it is enough that she does not agree.

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The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences have concluded in their latest research that since 2008, there have been no recorded sightings of the marine dugong in China, and that the species has become "functionally extinct" in China.

Seagrass-eating dugongs have been roaming the waters of southern China for hundreds of years, and some say they may be the prototype of the "mermaid" legend, as mother dugongs surface half-bodied to breastfeed their babies. Since 1988, the dugong has been listed as a national first-class protected animal in China, but it has long faced the survival threat of habitat loss caused by human activities such as fishing.

Quote of the Day

“Just sleeping, talking about coffee, waking, talking about coffee.”☕

The Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea (Papua New Guinea, referred to as Papua New Guinea) Prime Minister Marape (James Marape) recently announced what may be the world's original personnel appointment - in the new cabinet list, former Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry Joe Cooley (Joe) Kuli will be the coffee minister, while MP Francis Maneke will be the palm oil minister.

Palm oil and coffee are the top two agricultural export commodities in PNG. Among them, coffee accounted for 6% of GDP from 2012 to 2017, while driving the development of banking, transportation, construction, insurance and other industries. However, in recent years, it has faced the challenge of declining market share. Marape, who was re-elected amid controversial allegations of election fraud, violence and delays, said Cooley had no other job next than "coffee, coffee, coffee" and hoped that he, who came from the Waghi Valley, a well-known coffee-producing region, would be able to Leading PNG Coffee's comeback.

Coffee Beans (Pixabay)

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