'No tourist, no dollar': Pandemic decimates livelihoods of Kenya's MaasaiThe coronavirus has left tens of thousands of people from one of Africa's most recognisable tribes struggling to survive |
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Pandemic brings growing risk of pregnancy, abuse to Latin American girlsCoronavirus fuels risks of pregnancy, child abuse and marriage among teenage girls in Latin America as COVID-19 infection rates surge |
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Video games seen becoming a new frontier in digital rightsExperts predict future of digital rights could be fought in video games |
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'I feel targeted': U.S. trans murders near record highThis year is set to be the deadliest ever for trans people, particularly Black trans women who face discrimination for both their race and gender identity |
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Bangkok court admits Cambodia farmers' lawsuit against Thai sugar firmThe first class action lawsuit against a Thai firm for its actions in Cambodia is a test case for transboundary disputes |
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In a first, U.S. hospital apologizes to intersex surgical patientsA hospital in Chicago said its approach to intersex surgery "was harmful and wrong" and offered an apology to "intersex individuals who were harmed by the treatment" |
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Charter cities: can they solve the world's problems?A Hong Kong developer is scouting for sites in wealthy nations where his fellow residents can move and live freely, sparking a debate on whether such charter cities are necessary |
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New port brings tourism hope and pollution fears to Alaskan townAn old mill promises to boost businesses in Ketchikan hit by lockdowns, but critics worry about toxins trapped under the sea |
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Coronavirus risks making labour exploitation the 'new normal', U.N. warnsOn World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, U.N. expert says nations must address labour abuses fuelled by COVID-19 |
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Eat or stay cool? Cities test ways to protect the poor from rising heatMore action is needed to reach the poor and vulnerable, say city officials battling potentially deadly heatwaves |
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Pandemic job losses and flooding spark fears of hard times in BangladeshAs floods linger, keeping people from work, and orders to garment factories dry up amid a coronavirus slowdown, Bangladesh is struggling |
UK must regulate drug market to combat human traffickingInstead of cannabis being available in a controlled legal supply model, a large amount is produced by vulnerable people trafficked from abroad |
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