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machine learning identified taboos
Atrocities on Hindus minorities in Bangladesh
During and after the clearance operation that resulted in more than 700,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh, human rights groups and United Nations investigators issued reports accusing the Myanmar security forces of committing not only war crimes but also crimes against humanity and genocide. A weakness in the...
Read moreHere are our top ten social taboos of Ireland.
Every country has its own list of topics they would rather not talk about, and Ireland is no exception. Here are our top ten social taboos of Ireland. There are, however, some things we would rather not talk about, what we...
Why men need to talk about their mental health.
In this episode of Modern Masculinity, Guardian journalist Iman Amrani speaks to men about male circumcision. A third of men...
Singapore is now, more than ever, divided into two cities, two populations
The business of death and dying has long been taboo across much of Asia; cemeteries and nursing homes near residential...
I think that the subject has been so taboo because disability is taboo.
Buesing said discrimination of any kind is so taboo that employers in many states don’t realize they can reject applicants...
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Discrimination and xenophobia materialise in specific ways in France
The government has launched a public awareness campaign to make plastic bags taboo. It has...
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Breaking The Silence
Breaking The Silence uses machine learning methods to understand what are the contemporary taboo topics. It aims to highlight and bring to focus what topics are currently discussed as taboos. The generated summarizations underline the different topics discussed at different times and additionally the arguments for the creation, maintenance, or destruction of a taboo. Learn more.
