Taking on the TraffickersUnited in a mission to end modern-day slavery, a Vietnamese lawyer who rescues women from China's sex trade and a Mexican trafficking survivor turned sleuth tell their extraordinary stories in animations |
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Hundreds of Indian workers demand unpaid wages from Saudi construction firmMore than 280 returned migrant workers are seeking end-of-contract payments in a rare official complaint |
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Tennis star's court case spotlights domestic violence in GeorgiaGeorgian tennis player Nikoloz Basilashvili has denied charges he attacked his former wife in front of their son |
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UK lawmakers urge action to help 1.5 mln women with endometriosisThe lawmakers called for investment in research to find the cause of endometriosis, better treatments and an eventual cure |
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'I see myself' - Stars of 'Equal' Samira Wiley, Billy Porter on LGBT historyDocumentary series, "Equal," mixes archival footage and dramatic reenactments to depict some of the lesser-known moments in LGBT+ history |
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One woman's fight to save Nairobi’s playgrounds and public spacesRenee Ngamau has fought human rights abuses in Kenya for years, but her latest cause – protecting playgrounds and public spaces from developers – is personal |
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INSIGHT-As the Arctic's attractions mount, Greenland is a security black holeShrinking sea ice has fast-tracked a race among global powers for control over resources and waterways in the region |
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In a thirsty world, information gaps dog a push to tap groundwaterUsing more underground water could ease water shortages - but coordination of an "invisible" resource remains a challenge |
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Swelled by rain and COVID curbs, locust swarms ravage EthiopiaThe invasion has damaged about 200,000 hectares of land since January, threatening food supplies and the livelihoods of millions |
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Polish woman's quest for abortion exposes conflicted societyAbortion on demand is already banned in Poland |
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Bangladesh garment workers pray for orders as pandemic shreds exportsOne factory owner supplying brands like H&M and GAP said customers were demanding price cuts making it harder to recover |
OPINION: Without indigenous peoples, we can't stop nature's destructionA proposed global goal to conserve 30% of land and seas by 2030 must take into account the rights and contributions of indigenous communities |
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