U.S. blocks import of goods from five nations in rare anti-slavery crackdownThe United States blocks the import of goods suspected to have been made with forced labour from five countries, including clothing from China and diamonds from Zimbabwe |
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'Moria is hell': asylum seekers protest conditions at Greek campProtest follows fatal blaze at overcrowded, unsanitary camp which is operating at four times its capacity |
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Migrant death toll in Mediterranean tops 1,000 for 6th yearMost deaths occur on the central Mediterranean as people attempt to cross from Libya to Italy or Malta |
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Brazil to build network of social workers to support slavery victimsVictims do not often know their rights and struggle to find jobs after being rescued |
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Dominican Republic busts sex trafficking ring, rescues dozens of womenThe Dominican Republic is known as a hot spot for sex tourism, including child sexual exploitation |
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Custom, caste system deny land rights to Asian women, indigenous peopleWomen, lower-caste and indigenous people across Asia are failing to benefit from land reform laws because of deep-rooted social biases, land rights activists said |
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Ghana sex education programme sparks anti-LGBT+ outrageReligious groups said the proposed school sex education programme was a 'satanic' attempt to promote LGBT+ values |
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'Alarm bell' as top global firms score poorly on sexism and harassmentThe average gender equality score for U.S. companies was one of the lowest |
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New Indonesian parliament urged to tackle sexual violence 'emergency'Activists want lawmakers to revive a sexual violence bill that has languished for years due to conservative opposition |
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India shelves plan on countrywide ban on single-use plastic productsIndia uses about 14 million tonnes of plastic annually, leading to widespread littering |
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Asian palm oil giants take action over green group's rainforest probeInvestigators say satellite images show a conservation area in Aceh dubbed the "orangutan capital of the world" has been illegally replanted with oil palm |
OPINION: Britain's courts must recognise the rights of trans parentsBritain's laws are outdated and do not recognise the rights of trans parents to register their gender on their children's birth certificates |
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