With schools closed, child labour on the rise in lockdown UgandaAs coronavirus curbs keep 15 million children out of school, campaigners fear some may never return to class |
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UK police call in watchdog over stop-and-search of two Black athletesComplaints over racial profiling for pulling over two Black athletes lead to London police seeking independent investigation |
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Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry apologizes for considering trans roleHalle Berry is the latest non-trans actor to come under fire for considering taking on a transgender character |
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Egyptian women flood Instagram with #MeToo stories as suspect arrestedA #MeToo movement is brewing in Egypt after dozens of women publicly shared accounts of rape and harassment |
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COVID-19 exposes 'distorted picture' of global poverty gains, U.N. envoy saysOutgoing extreme poverty rapporteur Philip Alston says $1.90 per day measure has led to complacency |
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Britain set to outlaw 'rough sex' defence in murder trialsCampaigners say the legal change would set a precedent for other countries to follow |
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Post-lockdown working life brings new challenges for disabled workersWith job cuts and recruitment freezes, come fears the disabled workforce will be left behind |
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HIV/AIDS in numbers as remission case raises hopes of a cureHere are the facts about HIV/AIDS as a Brazilian man becomes the first person with HIV to go into long-term remission without a stem-cell transplant |
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Britain launches new inquiry into sex abuse by aid workersAs cases of sexual abuse and exploitation in the aid sector are unveiled, British lawmakers will now look into how this can be prevented |
COVID-19 tells us why getting ready for disasters mattersGood disaster risk governance can be measured by lives saved, fewer people affected and reduced economic losses |
OPINION: Police targeting of encrypted chat carries grim message for privacyThe fact that that privacy will sometimes be abused by criminals is not a justification for it to be refused to the vast majority who are law abiding |
Why investing in women’s land rights helps overall gender equalitySupporting women’s ability to own, manage and control land will help accelerate gender equality globally |
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