Personal? Private? No such thing in data-hungry worldPersonal data reveals a slew of secrets about friends and family so regulators should stop fixating on individual privacy and safeguard society instead, data experts say |
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Green Climate Fund expands support to more than 100 developing statesCountries from Mozambique to Nepal, Kyrgyzstan, Paraguay and China get support |
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U.S. raps global health summit over abortion, sex educationHeads of state, financial institutions and donors have gathered in Nairobi to address maternal mortality, violence against women and voluntary family planning |
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INTERVIEW-Brands urged to think bigger on saving forests as 2020 goal loomsMany multinationals that use palm oil have relied on green certification schemes, but this alone will not stop forests being cut down to grow commodities, warns Consumer Goods Forum |
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Women leaders driven offline and out of work by social media abuseTwo years after the global #MeToo movement began, virulent online abuse of women has now pushed some out of public life |
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Hit by drought and power cuts, Zimbabwe steps up battery storageTelecommunications towers and other businesses are turning to solar power with battery storage to fight climate-related electricity shortages |
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U.S. lawmakers propose $180 billion plan to make public housing greenThe Green New Deal for Public Housing aims to eliminate planet-warming carbon emissions from the nation's roughly one million units of public housing over the span of a decade |
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High-tech mapping, apps fight deadly dengue outbreak in Honduras - medical charityThe Central American nation struggles to fight the worst outbreak of the mosquito-borne disease on record |
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LGBT+ delegates say sidelined at 'inclusive' global sexual health summitThe International Conference on Population and Development had no sessions specifically addressing LGBT+ sexual health issues |
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Pope shows 'concern' on discredited gay conversion therapyAn Evangelical lesbian said Pope Francis had shown warmth to her after she told him about her experience of trying to become straight |
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War crimes court OKs probe into deportation of Myanmar's RohingyaMore than 730,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh since a 2017 crackdown by Myanmar's military, which U.N. says was carried out with 'genocidal intent' |
OPINION:- Technology divide has many layers, and women farmers are the farthest behindThe divide is particularly large in Africa, where men are twice as likely to use internet than women, data shows |
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