Yazidi girls sold as sex slaves create choir to find healingYoung girls enslaved by Islamic State are performing traditional songs to preserve their culture and recover from trauma together |
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Britain urged to lead by example for successful UN climate summitCreating a detailed plan to get to net-zero emissions by 2050, and making sure new trade deals are climate smart would be first steps, analysts say |
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Gaza farmers return to their lands along volatile Israeli borderThe border area has been a 'no-go' zone for Palestinians, but farmers are now returning to plant and harvest crops |
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Twitter to label deepfakes and other deceptive mediaThe move comes as social media firms face pressure to tackle highly realistic faked photos and videos online |
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UN Secretary General says Libya situation a 'scandal'Antonio Guterres said weapons and mercenaries were still being brought into Libya as both sides breach an arms embargo |
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Nigerian court adjourns case of 47 men charged under homosexuality lawThe men face up to 10 years in jail if convicted in a case seen as a test for a contentious law that criminalises homosexuality |
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Moi's Kenyan torture victims mourn a reckoning that never cameFormer Kenyan president Daniel Arap Moi presided over widespread human rights abuses, with victims saying his death has left them without justice or reconciliation |
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Budget carrier Ryanair ordered to drop low-emissions ad claimsAn advertising watchdog said Ryanair's claim to be a low-emissions airline was not backed up by evidence |
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Eight-year-old rapper strikes chord in Uganda with songs about povertyThe eight-year-old rapper has become a household name in Uganda, a country mired in poverty and corruption, for singing about his parents' struggles to provide for him and his four siblings |
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Finland to offer new fathers as much paid leave as mothersThe 'radical reform' aims to improve gender equality by encouraging fathers to take an equal role in childcare |
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Malaysian palm oil bosses urge action against 'toxic' environment groups"If they are so unfriendly, why allow them to be in our countries Malaysia and Indonesia," says chief advisor at Sime Darby |
OPINION: Tech companies should take action on offensive transgender dating appsApp stores should change their policies to exclude words that trans people find offensive |
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