To end slavery, free 10,000 people a day for a decade, report saysTen thousand people would need to be freed every day to eliminate modern slavery over the next decade, according to new research showing countries are making little or no progress on the issue |
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INTERVIEW-Bolivia declares gender killings a national prioritySeven in 10 women in Bolivia say they have suffered some type of violence inflicted by a partner, according to a government survey |
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FEATURE-Transgender murders in Honduras stoke fears of backlash against LGBT+ rightsTwenty-one LGBT+ people have been murdered since January, with three trans women killed in a spate of attacks earlier this month |
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Taliban force Swedish charity to close dozens of Afghan health centresThe Taliban have also ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross and World Health Organisation to stop operating in areas under their control |
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Water-smart green roofs and plazas make a splash in RotterdamProjects sprouting across Rotterdam aim to keep communities safer from climate extremes, while bringing them closer together |
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Violator or enforcer? Philippine harassment law puts president in spotlightThe 74-year-old president's controversial remarks about women include numerous jokes about rape and have incensed women's rights activists |
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Protected forests to grow under new rules, says palm oil watchdogTighter rules on deforestation should result in conservation areas growing, says the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil |
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Sierra Leone school defies state ban on pregnant girls in classThe government says allowing pregnant girls to attend regular schools would tire them out, expose them to ridicule and encourage others to get pregnant |
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Planning a BBQ? Not if you want to save the planetReducing the numbers of burgers the biggest eaters consume could help cut climate changing emissions and protect forests, researchers say |
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Head of U.S. Planned Parenthood groups departs, cites differences over abortionLeana Wen's departure comes as the group makes abortion rights a key priority amid a wave of new state restrictions on terminations |
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