Pandemic drives more people to risk lives in India's illegal mica minesPeople are continuing to die in India's illegal mica mines four years after a Thomson Reuters Foundation expose into child deaths |
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U.S. Georgia run-off elections: What's at stake for LGBT+ rights?The Senate races will determine whether President-elect Joe Biden can advance his pro-LGBT+ rights agenda |
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JBS among meat firms linked to slavery-tainted ranches in BrazilSix meatpackers bought cattle from ranches that used slave labor, Reporter Brasil found |
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Mexican authorities rapped for detaining migrant trafficking victimMexico’s immigration body failed to recognise Venezuelan woman had been sex trafficked, watchdog says |
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Climate-smart farming for western Nepal villages eases migration pressureFarmers are getting help to irrigate their land and protect crops from pests and extreme weather, enabling them to earn more and reducing the need to seek work in India |
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A COVID-19 shot for $150? Online scams surge as slow vaccine rollout frustratesFraudsters are taking advantage of fear and frustration as many face months of waiting to get a coronavirus vaccine |
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U.S. homeowners fight deeds that exclude buyers based on raceStates are making it easier to remove illegal restrictive covenants, which were used to deny buyers of a certain race or religion |
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Trump administration readies oil bidding in Alaska wildlife refugeThe move is among last-minute efforts by President Trump's government to expand U.S. fossil fuel development - but interest in the Arctic drilling leases appears low |
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Trailblazing woman mechanic changes wheels, oil and stereotypes in EgyptNow 24 and with her own business, Lekaa El Kholy is helping other women enter the male-dominated profession |
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UK urged to make strangulation a crime under Domestic Abuse BillParliamentarians debate Domestic Abuse Bill as new lockdown sparks fresh fears for victims |
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British women's charities fear losing Tampon Tax 'lifeline'Projects helping vulnerable women have been funded by proceeds of newly scrapped tax on period products |
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