Top UK scientist backs Extinction Rebellion protestersDavid King, who served as chief scientist under Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, says disruptive protests are playing a vital role in raising awareness of the climate crisis, as court case against activists is thrown out |
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British watchdog urges caution over police facial recognition plansBritain's Surveillance Camera Commissioner said it was not clear that the right balance between privacy and security was being struck |
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Is your pension fuelling the climate crisis?Why are pension funds such big investors in fossil fuel companies - and do you have any control over how your money is invested? |
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Americas' human rights court hears deadly sexual violence case from EcuadorThe Inter-American Court of Human Rights will determine if Ecuador was responsible for failing to prevent and protect a 16-year-old girl from sexual violence in a state school |
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India's railways to use facial recognition amid privacy fearsMost major railway stations in India will use facial recognition to fight crime by the end of 2020, a senior official said |
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Brazil finds fewer workers in slave-like jobs despite more complaintsCases in Brazil are becoming more spread out among different workplaces, which could help explain why fewer workers were found by inspectors |
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Hunger, fear and death: an Ethiopian migrant family's storyScientists and humanitarians say Asha's story – of a once prosperous family – will become more familiar as repeated disasters push families into competition for ever-scarcer resources |
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UK film stars compile alternative award list in diversity rowLeading actresses drew up an alternative shortlist after award organisers were accused of shutting out women and minorities |
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Navratilova, McEnroe apologize for Margaret Court Arena protestMartina Navratilova and John McEnroe had protested on-court at Margaret Court's opposition to same-sex marriage |
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Trump leaps into Middle East fray with peace plan that Palestinians denounceProposal lets Israel keep control of W. Bank settlements, sees eastern Jerusalem district as Palestinian capital |
OPINION: No time to talk - what big business can learn from social enterpriseRhetoric is used in all areas of life and none so more than in business — especially when it comes to companies outlining their sustainability efforts |
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