EXCLUSIVE-Malaysia's human trafficking court nets few scalps in first yearMalaysia, which has an estimated 212,000 people trapped in slavery, set up a special court last year to handle trafficking cases |
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Recovery on Bahamas begins as Hurricane Dorian heads for Florida, CarolinasAid groups say more than 60,000 people may need food and thousands of homes have been destroyed or severely damaged |
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'Twilight' star told to hide sexuality to win Hollywood rolesThe actress said she was told she 'might get a Marvel movie' if she disguised her sexuality |
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'No safe place': South African women suffering 'epidemic' of violence, activists warnAccording to government statistics, more than 1,500 people are murdered every month in South Africa, a nation with a history of violence and profound inequality |
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Tech tools can lead fight against modern slavery, says U.N. expertTwo billion people - more than 60% of the world's workers - are in informal employment, where they are not covered by formal arrangements, such as a contract |
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WIDER IMAGE-On the front lines of climate change in the world's northernmost townSince 1970, average annual temperatures have risen by 4 degrees Celsius in the northern Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard |
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India's human traffickers escaping punishment as data shows few convictionsPoor enforcement of the law by stretched police means that many slave-owners escape punishment, say anti-trafficking campaigners |
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Asia's growing coal use could negate global climate change progress, UN saysAsian countries must set more ambitious goals to contribute to global efforts to curb climate change, says senior climate official |
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Women entrepreneurs play "critical role" in Colombia's economy, peace -Ivanka TrumpPresident Trump's daughter visits Bogota for the launch of The Academy of Women Entrepreneurs, a U.S. government-funded initiative aimed at reducing barriers to women's economic participation |
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European fashion brands agree new deal in BangladeshLow wages have helped Bangladesh build the world’s second-largest garment industry, behind China, employing about 4 million workers |
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'Our territory, our history': Georgian monastery spotlights post-Soviet border troublesUnresolved border issues are a familiar headache to many post-Soviet countries, often fuelling diplomatic squabbles and conflicts over communities' access to land |
OPINION: Six months after two deadly cyclones, Mozambique needs more than just rebuildingMozambique will need all the help it can get first to deliver basic services like housing and sanitation, and then to ensure they are built to last |
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