India's digital database for farmers stirs fears about privacy, exclusionAgriStack is aimed at reducing wastage and increasing efficiency, amid a push to digitise data in India, from land titles to medical records |
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Philippine 'river warriors' fight tide of trash for cleaner futureThe Filipino "river warriors" wear rubber boots and elbow-length gloves, using rakes and handmade tools to scoop rubbish from stagnant waters in different locations |
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Luxembourg gay PM blasts 'stigmatizing' new Hungarian lawThe EU is pushing Hungary to revoke the anti-LGBT law and threatened legal action against Budapest for violating fundamental democratic rules |
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EXPLAINER-Climate change and financial disclosure - what's at stake?Financial institutions are under increasing pressure to disclose how much their balance sheets are exposed to climate-related risks |
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Hundreds more unmarked graves found at erstwhile Canadian residential schoolThe unmarked graves of another estimated 751 have been found at a Canadian residential school |
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Gibraltar approves easing strict abortion law in referendumGibraltar's criminal law has until now banned abortion in all circumstances, with a maximum punishment in theory of life in prison |
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Rio kept destruction of Ice Age Australia heritage secret, Aboriginal group saysThe Aboriginal group say that material dating back at least 18,000 years and other artefacts were thrown in a Darwin rubbish heap |
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New Zealand plans stronger hate speech laws in response to Christchurch attackTwo years on from a white supremacist attack that killed 51 Muslims, New Zealand has proposed new criminal offences for hate speech it says will be more effective |
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