U.S. and Israeli religious figures blame LGBT+ people for coronavirusSeveral religious leaders from both countries have suggested the virus is divine retribution for same-sex activity |
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'Worse than the virus': Anxiety over coronavirus grips the U.S.Health professionals and psychologists have noted an increase in the levels of fear as the coronavirus spreads globally, dominating conversations among friends and family |
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Tiny homes seen as big solution to New Zealand housing crisisSmall houses and mobile homes such as caravans are seen by some as a low-cost solution to the lack of affordable homes |
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Rights supporters cheer Canada's move toward conversion therapy banLGBT+ conversion therapy has been already banned in some cities including as Vancouver and Calgary |
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Bangladesh urged to stop worker abuse in garment industryResearchers found union leaders faced threats and intimidation hampering their ability to investigate claims of abuse, most of which were from women |
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Oil demand set for first contraction since 2009 due to coronavirus - IEAGlobal oil demand fell by about 2.5% in the first quarter of 2020, as coronavirus cut travel and economic activity, especially in China |
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Brazil agency gives out fewest environmental fines in 24 yearsThe drop in fines comes amid calls by the president to farm and mine protected areas, which have emboldened illegal logging, ranching and land speculation |
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Spain to extend ban on evicting vulnerable homeowners, protect tenantsThis will be one of the first measures geared towards protecting tenants by the new government, which made accessible housing a priority in its coalition manifesto |
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FACTBOX-Where Biden and Sanders diverge on climate changeDemocratic White House hopefuls both believe climate change is an existential threat and the U.S. should immediately rejoin global climate talks - but their green policies differ |
OPINION: Domestic violence survivors battle tenure insecurity in BrazilMillions of women across the world, particularly those who are poor and have few economic opportunities, struggle to secure their right to land |
OPINION: Africa’s devastating locust outbreak exposes need for crop science on all frontsBehind every farmer dealing with a crop pest is a scientist who has supported them by developing better seeds, crop protection methods and apps to identify weeds |
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