Thai LGBT+ activists in legal bid to force marriage equalityThai LGBT+ activists submitted a legal challenge to the Constitutional Court in a bid to change laws that limit marriage to between a man and a woman, the latest in a series of attempts to achieve marriage equality in Asia |
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Big tech - too big to fail, says data whistleblower WylieOnce seen as engines of growth and innovators, tech giants have come under fire on both sides of the Atlantic for allegedly misusing their power and failing to protect users |
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Can insects help clean up palm oil's tarnished image?A pioneering entrepreneur is proposing a 'circular economy' for palm oil farmers so that waste and byproducts are used for farming insects on plantations |
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'Smart cities' urged to look beyond rich, white menCities on a digital path to a greener future risk excluding the poor, elderly and disabled - and women need a bigger voice as well |
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Pressure mounts for El Salvador to investigate wave of LGBT+ killingsAt least four LGBT+ people have been killed in El Salvador in the last month |
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Amazon tribe demands Bolsonaro stop mining on reservations, hydro damsBolsonaro has vowed to assimilate indigenous people into Brazilian society and raise their standard of living by allowing mining and commercial agriculture on their reservations |
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U.N. envoy urges Latin America to tackle conservative attack on LGBT+ rightsVictor Madrigal-Borloz criticised lawmakers who speak out against gay and trans people on the campaign trail |
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Slovaks rally against proposed abortion restrictionsSlovakia currently allows abortion up until 12 weeks of a pregnancy but the government is under pressure to tighten the law |
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Mobile phone warnings set to aid climate-vulnerable Somali nomadsHit by droughts, then floods, Somalia's pastoralists face huge climate risks - but mobile phone warnings could help, backers say |
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Without better flood protection, Venice risks loss of heritage statusGrowing damage to the historic city could imperil its status, UNESCO warns, as a flood protection system remains delayed |
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Fish in fashion: Scientists and designers create products to soothe stressed oceansPlant-based offerings could spell big changes, both for consumers in rich countries and in parts of the developing world |
OPINION: The business case for climate-friendly techThe global environmental sensor market, as just one example, is already proliferating and expecting to be a $3 billion annual market in under ten years |
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