Trafficking risk high for hundreds of migrants sent back to LibyaHundreds of migrants returned to Libya this month are at high risk of human trafficking amid worsening violence which is allowing criminal gangs to thrive, according to the United Nations |
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Philanthropist fund backs women to run in U.S. electionsBarriers to women running for office include stereotypes that women are unelectable and media that reinforces traditional roles |
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Dating apps share intimate data about users, says consumer group'These practices are out of control and in breach of European data protection legislation' - Norwegian Consumer Council |
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Hot and dry Australia could join the ranks of 'climate refugees'"It is conceivable that much of Australia simply becomes too hot and dry for human habitation," says U.S. climatologist Michael Mann |
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Amazon tribes gather to plan resistance to Brazil governmentBolsonaro has vowed to integrate Brazil's indigenous people into the broader economy while tapping the commercial potential of their reservations |
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Saudi Arabia leads in women's legal gains at work, World Bank saysSaudi Arabia has enacted reforms regarding women's mobility, sexual harassment and retirement age |
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INTERVIEW-Watchdog head urges palm oil industry to look beyond forests in climate fightPalm oil companies will be expected to start reducing emissions throughout their supply chains, says outgoing head of industry body |
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"All in God's hands": Volcano evacuees hunker down in PhilippinesNearly 44,000 people have fled the danger zone amid warnings that a devastating eruption could happen any time |
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Displaced and scared: Yemenis still in limbo after almost five years of warMore than 100,000 people have been killed in the conflict, which has crippled basic services and ravaged the economy |
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A dose of feminism - the YouTuber tackling taboos in CambodiaCath Harry says Cambodia's oppressive Chbap Srey traditions legitimise domestic abuse and other violence against women |
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U.S. Democrats seek release of transgender migrants in detentionLGBT+ people in ICE custody are nearly 100 times more likely to be sexually assaulted than are other people in detention |
Japan’s transgender law needs to changeMandatory Sterilisation Should Be Removed Immediately |
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