Bloodshed eases in Brazilian favelas after court ban on police raidsA Supreme Court’s ruling has made it easier for activists to distribute aid and led to a sharp drop in violent deaths |
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Businesses doing good can reboot 'fairer' Africa after coronavirusSocial enterprises are five times more likely to support vulnerable groups than profit-first businesses |
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Most Britons accept LGBT+ people, but concern over education persistsWhile the vast majority of Brits are accepting of LGBT+ people, less are happy with young children being taught that it is ok to be gay, or what it means to be trans |
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Selfies in solidarity with murdered women as Turkey mulls EU pactTens of thousands join a black-and-white selfie campaign to protest a surge in femicides in Turkey, after the government said it may withdraw from a key European treaty to protect women |
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Kenyan county tackles water woes with locally led climate fundThe fund in water-short Makueni County channels resources for projects to harvest rainwater and help farmers adapt to climate change - a model now being used elsewhere in Kenya |
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INSIGHT -South Asian migrant workers seek justice as wage theft worsens under coronavirusMechanisms for workers to file labour disputes in the Gulf have historically been slow and weak, say lawyers |
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Greenhouse gases hit new record despite lockdowns, UN says"Whether we are tackling a pandemic or the climate crisis, it is clear that we need science, solidarity and decisive solutions," says UN chief |
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UK citizens' assembly wants 'fair' path to 2050 net-zero emissions goalIn its advice to parliament, the panel says that freedom of choice and consistent government support for climate action are crucial |
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Wildlife populations in free fall as forests cut to grow foodSince 1970, populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish have shrunk by 68%, mainly due to the expansion of farming and the wildlife trade, says green group WWF |
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Olympic champion Caster Semenya's 11-year battle to competeCaster Semenya lost an appeal against World Athletics rules barring her from middle distance racing without lowering her natural testosterone levels |
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NFL-Texans' Thomas, once vilified for anthem protest, sees new era of athlete activismMichael Thomas, one the first NFL players to 'take a knee' in protest at racism, says attitudes are quickly changing |
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