Cambodia feared lagging behind predators in cybersex trafficking crackdownU.S. and Australian crime fighters are preparing Cambodia for a spike in child cybersex abuse cases but local officials fear that predators are a step ahead of police due to narrow laws |
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Dorian's death toll in Bahamas rises to 50 -officialDorian was one of the strongest Caribbean hurricanes on record and stands as the worst disaster in Bahamian history |
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Fire-setting Amazon farmers not 'villains', just poor, politicians sayWithout support for development, many farmers in Brazil's Amazon region have little choice for clearing land besides burning it, officials say |
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Iranian soccer fan "Blue Girl" dies after setting herself on fireThe woman - dubbed "Blue Girl" online - died at hospital after her self-immolation due to fears she might be jailed for sneaking into a stadium dressed as a man |
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Thousands pray for rain in Indonesia as forests go up in smokeFires have burnt through parts of Sumatra and Borneo island for over a month and the government has sent 9,000 military, police and disaster agency personnel to fight the flames |
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Credit union focusing on LGBT+ needs set to open next year in U.S.More than half of LGBT+ Americans live in states without legal protection from discrimination when they seek credit or loans |
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Air conditioning for all? Hotter world faces risk of 'cooling poverty'As extreme heat grows with climate change, finding cheaper and greener cooling is crucial to protect both people and the climate, experts say |
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Indonesian storytellers spread 'mighty girls' message to fight male dominanceThe books were written as part of an Asia-wide collection known as the "Mighty Girls" featuring fictional and real-life stories |
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U.S. urged to act as progress stalls on equal payWomen working full-time earned 82 cents for every dollar earned by men last year |
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Germany urged to pass law on upskirtingNearly 90,000 people have signed a petition calling for a law to ban upskirting which has escalated since the advent of smart phones |
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No palm oil or green palm oil? Retailers face labelling dilemmaMoves by Malaysia and Indonesia to get shops to shun "palm oil-free" products may not help the industry's reputation, analysts warn |
OPINION: Unleashing the power of women to transform the world’s poorest countriesIf we are committed to transforming the lives of women across the globe, we have to start with the least developed countries |
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