Colombians demand tough punishments in rape of indigenous girlThe soldiers admitted to "abusive sexual intercourse" with the 12-year-old girl from the Embera tribe last week |
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What should replace America's Confederate statues?Plinths stand empty after protesters topple statues glorifying white power. Now calls grow for new ways to honor Black lives and unsung U.S. immigrants |
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COVID-19 highlights need for companies to protect domestic abuse victimsSome countries have passed laws obliging companies to help abuse victims by offering flexible working and extra leave |
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LGBT+ seniors on the evolution of pride and fight for equalityOn the 50th anniversary of the first Pride March, LGBT+ seniors reflect on how far the community has come in its fight for equality |
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Powerless in a pandemic: Solar energy prescribed for off-grid healthcareCOVID-19 has made clear the need for reliable power in rural health facilities - including to cool an eventual coronavirus vaccine |
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In India, child labour victims struggle to receive state compensationChildren rescued from exploitative jobs are not being recognised as survivors of slavery, campaigners warn |
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Vietnam's 'first trans dad' shows LGBT+ openness and challengesVietnam is one of Asia's best places for LGBT+ people, but a long-promised transgender law has yet to come into force |
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Same-sex marriage rights around the worldThirty two United Nations member states legally recognise same-sex couples |
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South African man dragged naked from shack sparks legal action against evictionsA viral video of a man being dragged from his home in Cape Town has led to an outcry over lack of affordable housing |
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Firings at U.S. non-profit spark concern among digital rights activistsThe Open Technology Fund had pledged $10 million this year to some of the most important global digital rights efforts |
OPINION: Russia should repeal no-women jobs listA transgender woman’s court victory highlights the Russian regulation’s absurdity |
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