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buy this article By Kotie Geldenhuys Photos courtesy of Freepik and Pexels In some Asian countries, such as Myanmar’s conflict-ridden eastern border, a dark industry is thriving. An industry that turns victims into perpetrators. Thousands of people, trafficked from across Asia and other continents, are held in compounds such as the infamous KK Park and

buy this article Article by Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos/images courtesy of Freepik Almost everyone uses emojis as playful add-ons to digital messages. It has evolved into a powerful form of communication in our increasingly online world. From the simple thumbs-up to the ambiguous upside-down face, these tiny symbols carry emotional weight, cultural nuance and even legal implications.

buy this article By Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos courtesy of Unsplash, PixaHive and Wikimedia Commons Many people are quick to claim they are law-abiding citizens. Ironically, these same people often ignore the law when it suits them: they speed on the highway, ignore red traffic lights, buy counterfeit rugby jerseys from street vendors and illegally stream sports

buy this article Article by Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos/images courtesy of Freepik Would you drop your child off at a public park and leave them unsupervised for hours? For most parents, the answer is a resounding NO. Ironically, many of these parents allow their children to roam unsupervised through the vast and often dangerous landscape of the