INTERVIEW-Bangladesh boosts efforts to stop trafficking of Rohingya amid U.S. criticismBangladesh says it is striving to stop Rohingya refugees from being trafficked, but the crackdown will "take some time" |
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Bombed Tripoli migrant detention centre being emptied - U.N.The United Nations has said the strike on the camp, which killed more than 50 people, could amount to a war crime |
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Making waves: Female round-the-world crew to fight ocean plasticSome marine experts have warned there could be more plastic than fish by 2050 |
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Mexico City mayor promises to eradicate violence against womenMexico City alone has seen 81 murders of women and 13 femicides so far this year, government data shows |
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South Sudan court rules against marriage of girl, 16, in landmark caseSouth Sudan has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world with more than half of girls wed before their 18th birthday |
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INTERVIEW - LGBT+ campaigner bids to become Tunisia's first openly gay presidentMounir Baatour hopes to change perceptions in the conservative North African country, where homosexuality is punishable by up to three years in jail |
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UK aims to uncover more traffickers with new modern slavery research centreThe initiative will drive research and boost collaboration between various sectors, focusing on prevention, law enforcement, supply chains and victims' needs |
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As rains falter, water harvesting quenches Nepal's thirst for irrigationGovernment-backed storage ponds are helping farmers face up to unpredictable rainfall linked to climate change |
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'Equal pay' fight resonates as New York fetes U.S. women's soccer teamThe players have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation highlighting a huge paygap with their male counterparts |
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Despite funding loss, cities vow to continue resilience pushAs funding for 100 Resilient Cities programme winds down, cities say work to cut risks - from floods to refugee flows - will continue |
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ANALYSIS-Court battles underline complexity of India's myriad land lawsAcross India, more than 700 land disputes affect nearly 8 million people - many of these cases end up in court |
OPINION: We can’t afford not to invest in green affordable housingCan we meet our aspirations to house our growing population without destroying the environment? |
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