'I waited all my life': Elderly indigenous people struggle for Thai citizenshipElderly indigenous people in Thailand struggle to prove their citizenship even as the country aims to end statelessness by 2024 |
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One year on, family of murdered Amazon land defender say nothing has changedOne year after one of their leaders was killed, Brazil's "Guardians of the Forest" are still battling illegal logging |
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Can solar fridges helping vaccinate African children work for COVID-19?Solar-powered refrigerators are cooling vaccines in places with no grid electricity - but organising a vast cold chain for COVID-19 immunisation will be a huge logistical challenge |
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Use COVID-19 to build back better, cities toldThe United Nations urged civic leaders to build more liveable urban centres better for public health, society and the environment |
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Polish abortion protest leader seeks inspiration from BelarusTop organiser of Poland's abortion protests, Marta Lempart, looks to Belarus as a role model, with both movements run by Eastern Europeans and by women |
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Contact restored with Philippine province hit by year's most powerful typhoon; 16 deadOfficials say a forcible evacuation effort averted more deaths from Goni, the world's strongest typhoon this year, which has destroyed homes and crops |
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The great divergence: U.S. COVID-19 economy has delivered luxury houses for some, evictions for othersPandemic-induced policies see professionals thriving but for lower-wage workers the crisis has delivered a shove, toppling those living on the financial edge |
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Taiwan celebrates equality, coronavirus success in Asia's largest Pride marchMore than 130,000 people marched through the streets to celebrate Pride in one of the largest marches globally this year |
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A cafe in Yemen run by women, for womenTraditional, conservative attitudes held by many locally against women working outside the home mean a woman-run business can be new and strange to some |
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In George Floyd's hometown, a season of protest ends at the pollsThe summer's anger and demands for justice that Floyd's death ignited have transformed into huge voter turnout for Black Americans in some parts of the country |
OPINION: I’ve spent decades working towards Nigerian women’s power. #EndSars is our momentWitnessing women's leadership of #EndSars is heartening for Nigeria, which is still deeply entrenched in patriarchy. We must seize this moment |
OPINION: Why we need an urbanization resetThe pandemic has shone a light on cities’ failure to protect the most vulnerable |
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