EXCLUSIVE-Hungary could be sanctioned over anti-LGBT+ law, warns EU equality chief

EU prepared to take measures similar to those imposed on Polish regions that declared themselves "LGBT-free", says Helena Dalli

Watchdog says 'pervasive' digital sex crime affecting life for S.Korean women, girls

The frequency of online sex abuse is leaving women and girls in constant fear, says report by Human Rights Watch

UK set to end legal loophole allowing child marriage

Allowing under-18s to marry with parental consent enables child abuse, campaigners say, as UK moves to lift the minimum age

G7 brightens outlook for new nature pact but pandemic threatens deadline

Without further in-person talks, the October deadline for the global pact to protect nature is likely to be missed, officials said

COVID-19: Are digital health passports a good idea?

Digital tools to certify immunity from COVID-19 could help ease lockdowns, but raise equality and privacy concerns

U.S. cities put trust in community hubs to counter climate, social shocks

'Resilience hubs' initiative seeks to address lack of trust in government, particularly in vulnerable communities

French Muslims pay heavy price in COVID pandemic

France forbids the gathering of data based on religion or ethnicity, but evidence indicates the COVID death rate among French Muslims is much higher than in the overall population

OPINION: We must understand the context of cocoa farming to stop child labour in West Africa

Manufacturers, NGOs and stakeholder groups cannot combat child labour and trafficking in West Africa without understanding the context of cocoa farming

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