Cambodians cry foul as casino slashes redundancy pay due to COVID-19Cambodia's largest casino to slash 1,300 jobs due to the threats of the pandemic |
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Rare win for Nepal indigenous groups as EIB admits 'gaps' in hydropower projectIndigenous groups say they were not consulted on project that will uproot hundreds from their land and homes |
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'Round the corner from God': London bus brings COVID-19 vaccines to Ramadan faithfulThe mobile clinic is holding twilight sessions at mosques to ensure no one is left behind in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout |
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ANALYSIS-Kindled by 2015 fires, Indonesia thinks big on forest protectionThe Southeast Asia haze crisis pushed Jakarta to adopt a more joined-up conservation approach to reduce land clearing and the risk of fires, with deforestation now declining for four years in a row |
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State of LGBT+ rights after Biden's first 100 daysBiden promised to pass federal protections for LGBT+ Americans, roll back Trump-era policies and promote LGBT+ rights abroad |
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New UK law aims to end financial abuse in relationships. Can it work?One in five British women experience economic abuse, a long-hidden form of domestic abuse recognised for the first time in new legislation |
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No more marching but actor Leslie Jordan proud to break gay groundWill & Grace star Leslie Jordan talks about finding Instagram fame at 65 |
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Britain passes "life-saving" law on domestic abuseNew law will make huge difference to lives of millions, says Domestic Abuse Commissioner |
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Eyes and ears: UK tradespeople trained to spot domestic abuseTelltale signs could include punch or kick marks on walls and loose bathroom door locks, says Morgan Sindall Property Services |
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Nigel Farage: Brexiteer, scourge of the woke – and eco-warrior?Britain's Brexit champion has joined the advisory board of a Dutch carbon offset company aiming to plant three trillion trees by 2030 |
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Bittersweet moment at final season premiere of TV show 'Pose'The final season of Pose is set in 1994, touching on the AIDS epidemic as the popularity of the underground ball culture faded |
International Workers' Day: Why all land rights are workers’ rightsLand insecurity and inequality are endemic and keep families trapped in poverty for generations |
OPINION: Basecamp's decision to ban politics at work is a big step backwardsTech company Basecamp’s ban on political discussion on company platforms is a choice to perpetuate the status quo, and overlooks how politics and societal issues shape the world of work |
OPINION: U.S. stimulus package needs to help communities face climate risksCoronavirus recovery cash should help cities adapt to the realities of rising seas, stronger storms, and more frequent flooding, mayor say |
OPINION: Here's how Biden can address inequity in U.S. transportation plansPresident Biden has pledged billions of dollars on upgrading transport, those plans must include affordable housing and commercial space for businesses owned by people of color |
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