Good for planet and people? Renewable energy firms urged to clean up act on human rightsCompanies that produce clean energy are crucial for curbing climate change - but they're not always the "good guys", according to a report that tracks their human rights record for the first time |
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Hire women of colour, pay them well, promote them, UK companies are toldThe 30% Club wants more women of colour in the boardroom as push grows for racial diversity at all levels of british society |
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Who owns the street? Seattle protest zone sparks property rights debateSeattle's protest zone has fueled the debate over how to balance the right of peaceful assembly with the protection of property rights |
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'Shocking' abuse of migrants forced to pick strawberries in Spain, U.N. saysMoroccan women pick strawberries in Spain during the coronavirus pandemic without basic hygiene or masks |
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Shipment of Chinese hair goods seized by U.S. officials suspecting forced laborCustoms and Border Protection (CBP) agency blocks import from company in Xinjiang, home to large population of Muslim Uighurs |
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Montenegro legalises same-sex civil partnershipsThe Balkan country is the first European country outside Western Europe and the European Union to legally recognise gay and lesbian couples |
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How to rid East Africa of locusts? Serve them in a kebab or drive them to cannibalismScientists are experimenting with the use of locusts as human and animal food as the worst swarms in generations threaten crops |
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Facebook urged to do more to stop LGBT+ hate speech in Arab countriesAn open letter from LGBT+ groups in the Arab world calls on Facebook to do more in light of intensified online attacks |
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In snub to Trump, Americans back immigration in pre-election pollThe surge in welcoming immigration attitudes can be traced to political opposition to President Trump, the polling company said |
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More than 40,000 people forcefully evicted in East Africa during coronavirus crisisPoor communities in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia have been left homeless and exposed in the midst of the pandemic, charity says |
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As South Africa eases lockdown, eco-tourism community fears for futureIf visitors do not return to the Makuleke Concession in the Kruger National Park this year, community members warn they will lose the gains they have made in recent years |
OPINION: LGBT+ statues would remind us to fight for freedomIf we don't pay homage to our history we will never achieve the Gay Liberation Front's dream of "absolute freedom for all" |
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