FEATURE-Village by village, the quest to stop female genital cutting in SomalilandU.N. agency UNICEF estimates about 98 percent of women aged 15 to 49 have been cut within the breakaway Islamic state |
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From Yemen to South Sudan, climate and water stress seen worsening conflict"I don't see big, shooting wars but I think you will have an increasing frequency of very localised conflicts and tensions" |
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FEATURE-Designer death? S.Africa struggles to bury inequalityA new breed of luxury cemetery is leading to claims of 'economic apartheid' as it reinforces divides between the rich and poor |
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INTERVIEW-Guatemala's first openly gay congressman braces for battleAldo Davila said that despite death threats, he is ready to fight for those previously without a voice in the congress |
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U.S. mixed martial artist is fighting for better pay for womenMartial artist Paige VanZant is the latest star to call out huge pay gaps between men's and women's sport |
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Brazil looks to neighbors for Amazon support, defends recordBolsonaro says a meeting with regional neighbors except Venezuela to discuss a common policy in defense of the Amazon will be held on Sept. 6 in Colombia |
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Appeal to stop gay marriage opens in Cayman IslandsThe Cayman Islands' case has been cited as a possible precedent for the UK's other overseas territories |
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More people, less water? Scientists see risks on upper NilePopulation growth and climate shifts are likely to combine to bring worsening water scarcity, scientists say |
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Indian state bans unnecessary surgery on intersex babiesPortugal and Malta have already banned unnecessary surgeries, which activists say can cause psychological damage |
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Global measles cases three times higher than last year - WHOHealth experts warn of 'backsliding' on tackling epidemics as cases hit highest level in more than a decade |
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Tech tool aims to stop 'bottlenecks' in reaching UK homelessThousands of people sleep rough on England's streets every night, and they have become an increasingly common sight in major cities including London, Birmingham and Manchester |
OPINION: Tackling the climate emergency and protecting our oceans go hand-in-handScientists are clear that we need to protect at least 30% of our global oceans by 2030 if we are to safeguard wildlife and to help mitigate the impacts of climate change |
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