EXCLUSIVE-Thai garment factory investigated by Starbucks after illegal wages exposeGarment factories supplying global brands such as coffee giant Starbucks and sports gear maker Bauer Hockey are under investigation after an expose finds workers being illegally underpaid in a region described as a "black hole" |
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Leaving Bahamas devastated, Dorian regains strength to crawl up U.S. coastSome 70,000 people need immediate help after the most damaging storm ever to hit the Bahamas |
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Colombia's indigenous tribes share secrets to safeguard Amazon forestAs regional leaders gather for a summit on protecting the Amazon, where fires are raging, indigenous leaders say they have forest knowledge politicians cannot afford to overlook |
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Indigenous tribes fear hard year ahead after Amazon firesWith Brazil nut trees and medicinal herbs lost to Amazon fires, indigenous communities say they face serious setbacks |
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INTERVIEW-She beat the BBC, now reporter tackles FTSE pay gapThe award-wining journalist, who left the BBC over pay discrimination, says she hopes her book with give both men and women the tools to challenge the gender pay gap |
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North Korea tells United Nations to cut international aid staff - letterThe United Nations estimates almost half the country's population needs assistance |
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'Hidden' McDonald's and Nestle suppliers ignore climate risksLack of action by meat, fish and dairy firms to curb emissions and prevent deforestation could undermine commitments by high-street brands, index warns |
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INTERVIEW -Senegal's scandalous soap: can TV drama drive change for women?Halimatou Gadji, who plays the lead role in the show, said she hopes it will shake rigid gender roles that restrain her generation |
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FEATURE-Cafe brews hope for Nepal's trafficking survivorsAs well as helping survivors rebuild their lives, the Maiti Cafe aims to end the stigma they often face in Nepal's conservative society |
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FACTBOX: Six months after cyclones, Pope spotlights Mozambique's needsProtection of the environment is expected to be a key theme of the pope's six-day visit to Mozambique, Madagascar and Mauritius |
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Stay or go? Asian nations mull options as seas rise, cities sinkMore than 20 million people are uprooted every year by floods, storms, landslides and other extreme winter conditions, with the vast majority of such displacement occurring in Asia-Pacific |
OPINION: During Earth’s hottest month, cities rise to the occasionWhen we respond to scientific evidence and work together, there’s nothing our cities cannot achieve to ensure a healthy, safe and secure future |
OPINION:- The high cost of good nutritionWhat happens when foods crucial for nutrition are expensive while sugar-rich foods are cheap |
Children need a seat at table in global campaign to end violence against themMajor new global survey of children shows they want a far bigger role in trying to stop violence against them |
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