Coronavirus controls increase surveillance 'danger'Digital rights experts say authorities from China to Russia are using COVID-19 outbreak as an excuse to increase surveillance |
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More 'apartheid cities' seen in India after deadly Delhi riotsHuman rights experts warn that India is at risk of segregation in its cities, with minorities and poor likely to be pushed out of desirable neighbourhoods |
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Australia bushfires show clear climate-change fingerprint, scientists sayNew research warns wildfires may create unmanageable risks as temperatures continue to rise |
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Legal gaps seen failing female 'sextortion' victimsSextortion remains largely hidden as victims often don't report abuse due to stigma |
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Mexican school teaches students to shun sex trafficking traditionLessons aim to prevent boys from becoming sex traffickers and stop girls from falling prey in Mexico's Tlaxcala state |
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UN aviation agency weighs restrictions on carbon credits under fire by climate activistsNew CORSIA scheme could curb airline industry funding for older carbon-offsetting projects whose environmental benefits have been disputed by climate activists |
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'Unpaid and unseen': Female workers bolster Britain's economyWomen aged 18 to 30 contribute 140 billion pounds to the economy, which is more than the finance sector |
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LGBT+ candidates win big in U.S. Super Tuesday contestsMore than 730 openly LGBT+ candidates are running for elective office nationwide this year, the largest number ever |
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Driving in storm of coronavirus, U.S. gig workers face risksFrom Uber and Lyft drivers to DoorDash and Caviar food deliverers, gig economy workers are at risk of a devastating blow from the coronavirus threat |
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Saudi women footballers seek equality as first league launchesFemale footballers say they face major disadvantages compared to male players in the conservative kingdom |
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Seven in 10 people back city lockdowns to contain coronavirusWhile most people support lockdowns to slow the spread of infection, rights advocates express alarm over intrusive surveillance |
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