Botswana opts to make land owners of wives with new lawAn amendment to a Botswana land act will allow women to become equal landowners alongside their husbands |
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More children wed, risk trafficking in Rohingya camps in pandemic - U.N.The study found an increase in child labour and violence against children as well |
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Ethiopia brings some migrants home as concern over Saudi camps growsConcern is growing over migrant detention camps that the United Nations says are overcrowded and unsanitary |
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European Parliament demands EU action over Poland LGBT+ rights breachesPoland has increasingly clashed with the European Union over LGBT+ rights and the rule of law |
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Women's rights seen taking a backseat under Japan's new governmentJapan has missed a target to have women in 30% of leadership posts, and experts see few prospects of rapid change |
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Digital rights legal fund targets COVID-19 violations with grantsThe Digital Freedom Fund (DFF) warns that measures to contain the coronavirus are increasingly infringing on privacy and other basic rights |
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'Nobody has done anything': Amazon indigenous group decries illegal miningMunduruku indigenous leaders say their land is being invaded as gold prices rise, and efforts to fight the problem are inadequate |
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New law to protect Thai fishermen seen boosting child labourActivists are opposing a new law that will allow children to work on fishing vessels as unpaid interns |
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Bring more traffickers to justice, UK anti-slavery chief urgesOfficials and campaigners fear COVID-19 is hindering efforts to support victims and prosecute traffickers in Britain |
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Toppling of conquistador statue in Colombia triggers debate over history, legacyThe remonal of the statue to a Spanish conquistador has sparked debate over how their rule and legacy should be remembered |
OPINION: Monster hurricanes are now inevitable - but flooding is notHere's how to cut the risks of disaster |
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