Global goals: Is there still time to save the world?Nine humanitarian experts on the chances of a real global reset by 2030 |
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Hope is thin as LGBT+ activists join Belarus protests for changeLGBT+ activists have joined mass protests for democracy in Belarus, but concede hope of reform for them is likely far away |
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Land hunters: App matches Zimbabwe's farmers with vacant plotsThe app's creators hope it can help boost food security, in a country where more than half of irrigable land is lying idle |
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Thai students wear local fabric to aid COVID-hit villagesThailand's universities are encouraged to source local fabric for clothing under a project launched by the government |
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Kenya High Court suspends move to dissolve parliament over lack of womenA panel of judges will be appointed to decide on whether parliament should be dissolved over the lack of women lawmakers, said Kenya's High Court |
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In India, boy's death spurs calls for bonded labour crackdownParents denied wages and beaten when they asked for money to seek medical help for their ailing child |
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UK 'Love Island' star calls for revenge porn threats to be made a crimeZara McDermott said she had twice been a victim of revenge porn as she joined the campaign for threats to be criminalised |
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Women hold the power to change U.S. politics - if they voteJoining gender, color and class could fuel women in politics, organizers say |
OPINION: Why COVID makes internet access more urgent than everProgress on making the internet accessible has been far too slow, with just over half the world connected today |
OPINION: Why expanded energy access is key to an equitable COVID-19 recoveryThe pandemic has driven interactions online - but not for those without electricity. Expanding access can change that |
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