U.S. progress towards Black equality seen unraveling in pandemicBlack Americans were making only slight progress in equality even before pandemic hit |
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Pandemic puts brakes on search for missing in PeruFamilies of the missing in Peru are often left to search alone as the country reports eight women and girls going missing on average a day during coronavirus lockdown |
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U.S. firms urged to set targets to get Black women in top jobsFirms must set goals combining race and gender to reach 'overlooked' Black women, said a women's rights group |
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U.S. fines food company over forced labor imports from ChinaU.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has recently stepped up efforts to block the imports of products made by forced labor |
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How and why systemic racism harms the environmentFrom tree cover to pollution, racism leads to environmental injustice in U.S. cities and beyond, according to a new paper |
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Gay president 20 years off, says former U.S. Congressman Barney Frank'I should have come out a little earlier,' Frank said, citing one of his few regrets in a six-decade political career |
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Cambodia police chief stood down in 'unprecedented' sex abuse investigationPolice investigation over sexual abuse comes as fight for gender equality escalates in the conservative Southeast Asian nation |
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'Change is happening': UK Black Pride founder sees hope in 2020British lesbian activist Lady Phyll said she believed the Black Lives Matter movement was leading to sustainable change in tackling racism |
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Cautious hopes for slum dwellers relocated in Egypt housing projectA government scheme is relocating hundreds of thousands of slum dwellers to social housing units |
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Facing COVID-19 and climate threats, Nairobi ramps up green effortsThe African city is improving parks, adding urban forests, building more sidewalks and improving drainage to avoid floods |
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