Garment workers to graduates: Bangladeshi women aim to shake up textile sectorFemale former factory workers hope to use university degrees to improve workers’ rights after Rana Plaza and coronavirus pandemic |
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Supreme Court may hold key to fair housing for LGBT+ AmericansA Supreme Court ruling could pave the way for LGBT+ protections in housing |
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Flood risk for 1 million in Phnom Penh as wetlands destroyedPhnom Penh residents face increased flooding, displacement and loss of livelihoods as wetlands are filled in |
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Children need green pandemic recovery, celebrity parents tell UK PMStars from actor Julie Walters to designer Vivienne Westwood signed a letter warning not to 'build our way out of one disaster by super-charging the next' |
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Polish ruling party distances itself from proposal to exit domestic violence treatyThe Justice Minister said he would submit proposals to quit the treaty, but a spokesman for the ruling party insisted no decision had been taken |
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Lack of childcare found 'destroying' UK mothers' careers amid COVID-19Women reported they were losing work due to pregnancy or childcare problems during the lockdown |
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Temperatures at Norway's Arctic archipelago hit record highThe Arctic islands are warming faster than almost anywhere on Earth |
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Proposed U.S. rule would allow shelters to turn away trans homeless peopleThe rule would apply to federally funded, single-sex shelters and is intended to better protect homeless women while respecting 'the religious beliefs of shelters' |
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Argentina counts on new satellite technology to guard forests day and nightA cutting-edge satellite, due to be launched shortly, will generate more accurate data to help monitor forests and the carbon they store |
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Campaigner's death fuels calls for Britain to speed up 'Windrush' compensationPaulette Wilson died weeks after petitioning the government to accelerate payments to Caribbean migrants |
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Botswana rape survivor fights sexual violence with awareness campaignNearly 70% of women in Botswana have experienced sexual abuse and survivors want to break the silence |
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