Apps and blockchain help European supermarkets lure climate-conscious consumersEuropean supermarkets are taking steps to attract customers increasingly concerned about the environmental cost of farming, food waste and packaging |
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PepsiCo adopts stricter, greener rules for palm oil in productsIn a first for the consumer goods industry, the tighter policy against deforestation will also apply to the multinational's business partners |
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Should women propose promotion not marriage in leap year 2020?Women earn about half as much as men and workplace equality is more than 200 years away, according to the World Economic Forum |
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Crowdfunding campaign helps Indian slavery survivors rebuild livesSurvivors often struggle to find their feet after being rescued, with less than 1% receiving victim compensation promised by the state |
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Fearing coronavirus, Hong Kong's 'coffin home' dwellers stay indoorsMore than 200,000 people in Hong Kong live in tiny bed-sized 'coffin homes' |
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Citizens step in to revive Tunis crumbling old townTunis' medina, dating back to the seventh century, is a UNESCO World Heritage site, but locals say the area has long been neglected |
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How we uncovered child labour in Cambodia’s brick kilnsThe Thomson Reuters Foundation investigated child labour at Cambodia's brick kilns after the government said all furnaces were free of underage workers |
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As survivors speak out, 9 countries seek to ban gay 'conversion therapy'The United States, Canada, Chile, Mexico and Germany are among countries seeking to outlaw the treatment, based on the belief that being LGBT+ is a mental illness that can be 'cured' |
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'You messed with the wrong women,' say Weinstein accusers, turning sights to LA'Now we know that if we dare to speak, there is a far greater chance ... our abusers will be punished. It is a historic shift' - actress Rosanna Arquette |
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Kenya shuts slaughterhouses over loss of donkeys, income to ChinaGrowing demand for a gelatin derived from donkey skins which is used in Chinese medicine has fuelled a surge in donkey thefts |
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U.S. lawmakers propose third gender option on passportsTen countries, including Germany, Australia and India, already allow people to opt for a third gender category on their passports |
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