Big investors fall short on policies to halt Amazon deforestationMost major investment firms have failed to put in place firm policies to stop destruction of Brazil's rainforest, despite urging commodities companies to do so, says Global Canopy |
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Inequality seen as a root cause of West Africa's Sahel crisisThe wealthiest 1% of West Africans own more than everyone else in the region combined |
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Trump's Supreme Court nominee advocated overturning legalized abortionAmy Coney Barrett signed onto a 2006 advertisement calling for the landmark law to be overturned to protect unborn children |
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Rugby saves school girls from child marriage in rural ZimbabweCatherine Muranganwa, whose two sisters were married before they turned 18, says the sport opened her eyes to different possibilities |
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Productivity boon or intrusion? UK workers wary of monitoring tech - pollPrivacy groups and unions have voiced concern about the rise of software to keep tabs on employees working remotely |
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Intersex surgery 'abuses' condemned by 34 states at U.N. rights forumIt is the first time that unnecessary surgeries on children born with an indeterminate sex have been criticised at the United Nations |
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Thousands of jobless Bangladeshi garment workers fear for futureCoronavirus pandemic led to an estimated 70,000 garment workers losing their factory jobs |
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Fires in Brazil's Amazon the worst in a decade, data showsSatellites identified more than 32,000 hotspots last month, 61% higher than the same month in 2019 |
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Diversity key concern for UK workers, Glassdoor survey showsBlack and LGBT+ survey respondents reported that their careers had suffered because of their ethnic background, gender or sexual orientation |
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Canada reintroduces bill banning LGBT conversion therapyThe bill will include offences such as causing a minor to undergo conversion therapy, causing any person to undergo the therapy against their will, and profiting from the practice |
OPINION: Learning from a brave Colombian who rescues children from sexual exploitationCoronavirus lockdowns, economic hardship and closed or restricted borders have exacerbated the often-intertwined problems of trafficking and sexual abuse |
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