Kenyan farmers tap apps to ride out COVID-19 and climate stormDigital services are helping small-scale farmers weather financial losses and adapt to climate shifts - but experts say the tech migration is leaving many behind |
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Argentinian city wins global prize for urban farming projectThe two-decades old project has become a pillar of the city's climate adaptation efforts |
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Mexican trans lawmaker has big plans to combat LGBTQ+ discriminationNearly 2% of more than 6,000 candidates in Mexico said they identified as part of the LGBT community |
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COVID scare reaches Alice Springs, deep in Australia's outbackWhile the Northern Territory recorded no cases of coronavirus, there are concerns over the potential impact on Indigenous communities |
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Honduras ordered to track LGBT+ hate crimesThe court also required the state to allow trans Hondurans to change their names and gender on official documents |
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'Brave and hopeful' LGBT+ Rwandans prepare for their first PrideLGBT+ Rwandans say they are often fired, evicted, labelled as satanic, or ostracised by family and friends if they come out, with violent threats forcing some to flee the country |
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Germany to ease rules on gay and bisexual men donating bloodGay and bisexual men in monogamous same-sex relationships will face no restrictions when donating blood |
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Top fashion brands found failing on gender equality in new indexWorld’s first index ranking the largest 35 fashion retailers causes concern amongst campaigners as companies average a score of 29 out of 100 |
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Rising heat: Seven ways sweltering cities can stay coolAs communities in Canada and the U.S. Northwest smash heat records, cities long used to dangerous heat have ideas for coping |
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OPINION: Obedience is not an option - Why Hungarian teachers are fighting the anti-LGBT+ lawWe cannot remain true to ourselves as teachers in Hungary, if we do not undertake civil disobedience to openly support our LGBT+ pupils. |
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