Privacy concerns as India pushes digital health plan, IDDigitisation of medical records and a Health ID for every Indian citizen raise privacy and surveillance concerns |
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Migrant factory workers in Thailand launch legal action after wages exposeA Thomson Reuters Foundation investigation last year found dozens of garment workers from Myanmar were being illegally underpaid |
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Climate primer: Why is everyone talking about 'net zero'?Countries, cities and businesses are aiming for 'net zero' emissions - but what does that mean and why does it matter? |
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Questions swirl about possible racial bias in Twitter image functionInternet sleuths question if Twitter’s image cropping system shows racial bias |
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Demand climate regulation, Harvard economist urges big businesses"Without appropriate government policy, we are not going to get to zero," she says at launch of Climate Week in New York |
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Thailand's sex workers petition to decriminalise prostitutionActivists say Thailand's prostitution law, which criminalises sex work, does little to protect sex workers |
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Kenya's top judge advises parliament to dissolve over lack of womenKenya's Chief Justice David Maraga says failure to enact gender representation legislation is clear testimony of lawmakers' 'lackadaisical attitude and conduct' |
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Choking on smoke: U.S. cities open clean air shelters for homelessWildfires raging across the West Coast have pushed air pollution to record levels, compounding the COVID public health crisis |
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Coronavirus rumours and regulations mar Burkina Faso's malaria fightCoronavirus is making it harder for health volunteers to deliver life-saving malaria medicine to millions of children |
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Wood, metal, paper and fabric can help cut climate-harming plasticsWithout action, climate-changing emissions from plastics are expected to increase threefold by 2050, researchers warn |
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Indian man accused of slashing pregnant wife's stomach 'to check gender'Abortions of female fetuses are banned in India, where a preference for boys has led to a dwindling number of girls, but the practice continues |
OPINION: At New York Climate Week, let's prioritise cooling for the most vulnerableMaking air-con and industrial equipment more efficient will not meet the needs of the one billion people living without access to cooling |
OPINION: Britain has to choose: evict renters or prevent human trafficking?Restarting evictions will not only cause misery, but also a spike in modern slavery cases |
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