Race against rain to save historical homes of BeirutCompeting priorities as Lebanese scramble to rescue buildings of beauty post-blast |
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Congolese abuse survivors rebuild lives, brick by brickWomen and girls in war-torn DRC are being trained as builders as part of a scheme to help them find work |
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Coronavirus fuels modern slavery threat for Asian garment workersfor the first time, India and Bangladesh were in the 'extreme risk' category for slave labour |
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Virus-idled Indian workers dig into a new job: boosting water securityThousands of jobseekers have been recruited into a trench-building scheme aiming to boost scarce water supplies by catching rainfall |
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Egypt's #MeToo crusader fights sex crimes via InstagramNadeen Ashraf has exposed two major sexual assaults via social media |
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COVID hit to Costa Rica's gasoline tax stalls funding for forestsPetrol pump levy shrinks due to pandemic restrictions, threatening funding for a key program that pays farmers to protect forests |
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Portuguese youth sue European states over 'life-threatening' climate changeLawsuit filed with European Court of Human Rights aims to force governments to step up efforts to cut emissions |
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Boys being groomed online to hate women, British author warnsEveryday Sexism founder Laura Bates says boys are echoing the language of radical anti-feminist groups |
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Ban virginity tests - Afghanistan rights panelThe tests claim to verify whether a woman has been sexually active outside of marriage, but their veracity has been debunked |
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San Francisco police chief 'disappointed' by Pride banOrganisers of San Francisco's Pride event call for "a fundamental restructuring of policing" as LGBT+ groups increasingly question police presence at Pride marches |
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Afghan government says mother's name can go on birth certificatesCampaigners have for years pushed for women to be named on official documents, using the hashtag #Whereismyname |
OPINION: Mind the gap: here’s how to stop the world’s poorest students falling behindInvesting now in bringing students back to school and helping them catch up is far cheaper than providing a second-chance education for those who have fallen out of education due to COVID-19 |
OPINION: Other Girls Like Me - A Greenham Common memoirAt Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp I was free to be a tomboy, to love other women and to commit to activism |
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