U.N. warns COVID-19 could wipe out gains in equality for women at workThe coronavirus pandemic could wipe out progress made on boosting gender equality at work in recent decades with women globally at greater risk of losing their jobs |
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Congo vows zero tolerance over child soldiers after U.S. anti-trafficking nodDemocratic Republic of Congo (DRC) decries use of child solders by army and militias after upgrade in U.S. Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report |
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FEATURE -Thailand's migrant sex workers fear for the futureMigrant sex workers are struggling to find new jobs amid the coronavirus outbreak even as bars reopen |
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Boxer trafficked as a child wins right to stay in the UK after 16 yearsKelvin Bilal Fawaz, who was trafficked into Britain as a child and forced into domestic servitude, can now stay and work in the country he’s lived in for 16 years |
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S. African activists hail ruling to protect poor residents from police raidsJohannesburg High Court said raids conducted without warrants are unconstitutional, degrading and invasive |
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'Make way for me': Two years since Saudi Arabia lifted driving ban, three women driving instructors say much has changedThree Saudi women driving instructors reflect on how two years at the wheel has changed their lives and the lives of their students |
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'Work to do' as coronavirus hits LGBT+ Jamaicans hardAlmost one in four LGBT+ Jamaicans say they have lost their jobs due to the pandemic |
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Global oil demand, CO2 emissions likely peaked in 2019 -energy consultancyGrowing scepticism about long-term oil demand in a post-pandemic world is putting pressure on oil companies to revalue their assets |
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New York attorney general announces $19 mln settlement in Harvey Weinstein lawsuitsLawyers for some of the movie mogul's accusers say the deal relating to two sexual misconduct lawsuits is a sellout |
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Brazil military moves to protect indigenous people from COVID-19 deep in Amazon forestOperation to help the Yanomami aims to counter criticism the right-wing government is not doing enough to protect indigenous people from contagion |
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Peru's biggest LGBTQ nightclub reopens as grocery store to survive pandemicWith nightclubs staying closed because of coronavirus, ValeTodo Downtown's famed drag queens will start selling groceries as the venue reinvents itself |
OPINION: Investing in digital agriculture can help Africa beat this pandemicWe need to bridge Africa's data gap to strengthen food, health and economic security, and overcome a predicted continent-wide recession |
OPINION: Why Pride is different this year - a call for transformation and collective liberationThis year Pride events look more like the Stonewall riots than ever before |
OPINION: It's time to reframe the narrative on girls' rightsWe must stop treating girls and women like commodities, and give them the same rights and opportunities as boys and men |
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