One month after George Floyd's death, what have the global protests on race and policing achieved?The protests sparked by Floyd's death have triggered changes in business, sport, culture and policing to address racial inequality around the world |
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Sumatran forest people adapt ancient health rules for pandemicThe Orang Rimba are retreating further into the jungle to protect them from COVID-19 - which could help preserve their way of life |
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Mapping police violence against Black people in the United StatesA new study shows that police brutality and racial violence vary widely by location |
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Five years on, LGBT+ couples fear for future of gay marriageGay and lesbian couples fear that same-sex marriage could be a target for conservative judges and lawmakers. |
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Descendants of slaves in Brazil count their dead from COVID-19Brazilians of African heritage falling under the radar as coronavirus numbers rise |
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Calls for reparations gain steam as U.S. reckons with racial injusticeThe United States has never gotten far on whether or how to compensate African Americans for slavery, now support is growing |
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Delhi's illegal colonies await makeover after coronavirusRegularisation of 1,731 unauthorised colonies takes on urgency after pandemic, but there is no guarantee of better amenities |
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Colombia investigates reported rape of indigenous girl, sparks condemnationColombia investigates reported rape of indigenous girl tribal leaders say is fueled by racism |
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ANALYSIS-As bosses embrace tech to monitor remote workers, can privacy endure?Coronavirus has made employee monitoring software popular but workers' rights groups are concerned |
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UK government advised to harness pandemic to speed zero-carbon aimsThe Committee on Climate Change says Britain must move faster to meet its 2050 goal - and coronavirus recovery is an opportunity |
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Masks and bleach: Europe's cities gear up for post-lockdown tourismFrom Rome to Madrid, Europe's top tourism cities are scrambling to save the summer season after being hammered by COVID-19 |
OPINION: Time to break the silence and stop sexual violence in Nigeria#WeAreTired social media campaigns have shown the devastating impact of rape and sexual abuse. Now, action to toughen laws must follow |
OPINION: Business schools should stop ignoring modern slaverySlavery is a multi-billion business - it's time for researchers to start paying more attention to it |
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