LGBT+ conversion therapy: banned on Facebook, but thriving in ArabicArabic-language conversion content still thrives on Facebook, where practitioners post to millions of followers through verified accounts |
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Kashmir charities go online to fight COVID-19 second waveBefore it was lifted, India's internet shutdown in Kashmir stopped charities from providing medical and legal help to people struggling through the pandemic |
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'Test case' for Lebanon's new sexual harassment lawSix women told of repeated unwanted advances by director Jaafar al-Attar - actions he describes as "an annoyance" - in a test case for Lebanon's new sexual harassment law |
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Pests on the march as climate change fans spread of crop destroyersUp to 40% of global crop production is lost to plant pests and diseases, says the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization |
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World's coal producers now planning more than 400 new mines -researchChina, Australia, India and Russia account for more than three quarters of the new projects, according to a study by U.S. think-tank Global Energy Monitor |
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Why are U.S. states banning transgender women from sport?Florida governor Ron DeSantis signed a law banning trans women and girls from school and college women's sport |
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What is ESG and does it make financial sense for businesses?Ethical investing, which weighs up companies' commitment to environmental, social and governance issues - or ESG - has become one of the fastest growing areas of finance |
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Eager to represent: Gay and trans Mexican candidates running in key voteNearly 2% of those running for office in midterm elections identify as LGBT+, with many pledging action to help marginalised groups |
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Carrot or stick? How countries are tackling COVID-19 vaccine hesitancyAuthorities and companies are offering a dizzying array of incentives to boost COVID vaccination rates and turn a page on the pandemic |
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World Environment Day 2021: Which animal and plant species are threatened by rising heat?Coffee, penguins and hippos - a new WWF report looks at natural icons already feeling the effects of global warming |
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