Attacks on LGBT+ Ugandans seen rising after minister proposes death for gay sexOn Sunday, a gay Rwandan refugee was beaten in Kampala, while on Oct. 13, two transgender women were beaten when they were leaving a nightclub |
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Ethiopia sees rise in businesses doing good as economy opens upAn estimated 55,000 social enterprises operate in Ethiopia, the second-most populous country in Africa and fastest growing economy in the region |
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Norway at top, Yemen at bottom of rankings for women's quality of lifeWhile life for women has improved in some 60 countries, it has deteriorated in Yemen and other war-torn nations |
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Real-time insurance for farm credit helps Kenyans weather droughtMillions of rural households in Kenya rely on agriculture for their income, but a warming climate is bringing more intense and frequent droughts |
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Indian trafficking cases fall sharply fuelling concern over 'undetected victims'Figures show around 3,000 human trafficking cases were reported in 2017, a drop of around 60% from 2016 |
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Young at heart: The Spanish town where the old stay fit with Pokemon GoA group of Spanish pensioners spend up to six hours a day walking the streets of Badalona chasing after digital ghosts, dragons and monsters to stay fit |
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Exxon, New York prosecutors face off in climate change fraud trialA lawsuit filed by New York's attorney general last year accused Exxon of defrauding investors out of up to $1.6 billion by hiding the true cost of future climate regulations, which the oil major denies |
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Kurdish families stuck in crowded schools after fleeing north Syria conflictAccording to the United Nations, more than 176,000 have fled their homes since Turkey launched its cross-border offensive |
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How green is your bond? EU battle lines drawn on investment rulesA battle is expected over whether oil, coal and nuclear fuel can count as "green" |
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INSIGHT-In hungry Venezuela, food producers step up exports to surviveEven with more products available, Venezuela's hyperinflation means few can afford to buy |
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