Outrage as Somali parliament drafts law permitting child, forced marriagesSomalia's parliament sparks outrage by replacing long-awaited legislation to protect women and girls from violence with a new bill permitting child and forced marriage |
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Landmark UK court ruling finds police use of facial recognition unlawfulPrivacy campaigners hail major victory against surveillance technology in world's first legal challenge against police |
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Up in smoke? Argentina's delta blaze sparks worry - and legal actionSmoke from fires roaring through a vast drought-dried wetland area has reached Buenos Aires, spurring a lawsuit and legislative action |
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India's COVID-19 lockdown threatens efforts to stop spikes in child marriageRise in child marriages feared as struggling families marry off girls to ease their economic hardship during the pandemic |
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ANALYSIS-Land, environment laws diluted as Asia-Pacific nations eye growthFast-tracked project approvals and new laws to spur economic growth after the coronavirus risk hurting rural communities |
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Pandemic seen changing how women get reproductive health careUnder COVID-19 restrictions, women using medication to end unwanted pregnancies becomes a viable option, said Medicins Sans Frontieres and Marie Stopes International |
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Black activists praise Biden's pick of Harris, but warn challenges remainJoe Biden's running mate Kamala Harris is the first Black woman on a major party presidential ticket in U.S. history |
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Indian child workers' deaths spur anti-trafficking pushState of Rajasthan has ordered a crackdown to stop children being trafficked as coronavirus restrictions ease |
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EXCLUSIVE-European banks face indigenous calls to end Amazon oil tradeIndigenous communities are resisting oil industry plans to push deeper into their territories and say banks backing trade from the Amazon are complicit in rising threats to the forest |
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Brazil's Bolsonaro calls surging Amazon fires a 'lie'More than 10,000 fires have been recorded in the first 10 days of August, up 17% from a year ago, according to government data |
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