ANALYSIS-No title, no problem: Land rights with digital maps, social mediaAuthorities are embracing digital evidence such as photographs on social media to establish property claims of displaced people |
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INTERVIEW-Pakistani child bride wrongly jailed for murder courts justiceRani Bibi, who was only 13 when police arrested her for killing her husband, is now free and fighting for compensation |
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Most Americans seen backing LGBT+ rights, but religion still a flashpointA third of Americans think businesses should be able to refuse to serve LGBT+ customers on religious grounds |
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Coronavirus codewords: help or hindrance in domestic abuse?The schemes offer a COVID-19 lifeline to abuse victims - some women's groups say they are misguided |
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Poland mulls law denouncing sex educators as paedophiles and gay activistsLGBT+ advocates fear that the bill, if passed, would criminalise teaching about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools |
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How does the WHO help the world's most vulnerable people?Founded in 1948, the WHO has been instrumental in tackling diseases in countries across Africa and Asia |
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Kashmir fells trees in effort to fight coronavirus panicPoplar trees blamed for seasonal allergies are being axed - despite medical officials saying there is no evidence they are a problem |
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Turks call for Netflix boycott after rumours of gay character in new showThe new series Love 101 is creating controversy ahead of its premiere when Ramadan starts on April 24 |
OPINION: Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the SDGs will help us build back betterWhile we must scale up the immediate health response to curb the spread of COVID-19, the response to the pandemic cannot be de-linked from the SDGs |
Post virus, let's rebuild climate-smart, healthier and equitablyAs hard-hit cities recover from the coronavirus pandemic, stimulus spending needs to ensure we shift to a more sustainable path |
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