Egypt mulls law to protect women's identities as MeToo movement escalatesAttitudes and laws may shift amid a 'tsunami' of testimonies from women as Egypt's #MeToo movement grows |
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Residents fight upscale evictions in Kenya conservation pushMore than 20,000 families in a middle-class Nairobi suburb have been told their land was sold to them illegally |
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See much progress in women's equality? Depends who you askHalf as many women as men think there is equality at work or in politics |
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Drier than the Sahara: heatwave fans fire risk for French farmersRising temperatures are widening the risk zone for summer crop and forest fires into the cooler northern regions |
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BP's green energy targets will be tough to meetBP plans to cut its oil and gas output by 40% by 2030 and spend $5 billion a year on low-carbon projects, in a bid to become one of world's biggest green power producers |
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Kenyan female freedom fighter Mekatilili wa Menza celebrated on GoogleMekatilili wa Menza is one of Kenya's earliest freedom fighters |
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U.S. court blocks ban on trans people changing sex on birth certificatesIdaho officials must allow transgender people born in the state to change the sex on their birth certificate, a federal judge ruled |
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Indian food delivery company introduces 'period leave' for employeesFemale employees will be able to take up to 10 days of 'period leave' each year, the firm said, as it fights stigma over menstruation |
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Woman filmed naked and unconscious in London hotel wins 5-year legal fightMan pleads guilty to voyeurism after filming a women naked without her consent |
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Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon retreats in July from 2019 recordAdvocates warn that a reversion from the worst July on record last year was no cause for celebration |
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Lockdown 'flash crash' in emissions won't curb warming - but green recovery canDecisions on how to build back economies after the pandemic will make or break global climate change goals, researchers say |
OPINION: It's time for a law change to save Peru's threatened forest peoplePeru's Congress has an opportunity now to protect little-known indigenous communities from COVID-19 and extractive industries |
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