Carbon emissions from Australian blazes near Amazon fire levelsClimate-heating emissions from Australia's devastating bushfires are now nearly on a par with those caused by fires in the Amazon rainforest last year, scientists say |
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Indian slaves swap life of bondage for seat in boardroom at tea plantationAbout 18 million people are estimated to be trapped in bonded labour in India |
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Will having a lead female defense attorney help Harvey Weinstein? The jury is outLegal experts say Rotunno's gender may be an advantage when she cross-examines Weinstein's accusers |
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Child deaths in Cambodia spark call for construction freeze'You only have to go for a walk to see child labour in the construction industry' |
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FACTBOX-From solar cars to fake pork: best new tech for goodFrom clever farming to solar-powered taps, there's a host of futuristic ideas highlighted at this year's global tech show in Las Vegas |
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Walking in two worlds: Canada's 'two-spirit' doctor guiding trans teenagersDr. James Makokis treats young transgender people and teaches them about being two-spirit – an umbrella term used by many indigenous LGBT+ people that harks back to pre-colonial third gender roles |
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Most Puerto Ricans without power, many sleep outdoors after quakesTremors have continued to shake the island with thousands sleeping outdoors or in their cars, fearful their homes could collapse |
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Brazilian judge orders Netflix to stop showing gay Jesus movieThe show created by a YouTube comedy group portrays Jesus bringing home a presumed boyfriend to meet his family |
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Making fun of men or emboldening sex pests? Egyptian song spurs debateA video for the controversial song has been viewed more than 7.5 million times on YouTube since its release on Jan. 1 |
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Encrypted app aims to boost sex crime reporting in IndiaThe app uses blockchain to create an encrypted space where victims can store notes, photos, screenshots, documents, video and audio |
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Extreme weather leaves Congo capital residents underwaterIncreasingly torrential rain linked to climate change is costing lives in central Africa |
OPINION: Miami needs allies in its fight to survive climate changeThe city Miami is facing imminent threats which will soon endanger many more millions of people unless we act now, its mayor says |
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