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Long road to motherhood: Lesbians fight for IVF in EuropeSame-sex marriage or civil partnership is legal in 30 European countries, but laws allowing lesbian couples to have children - through adoption or sperm donation - have lagged behind |
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Malaysia's Top Glove says it resolved all indicators of forced labourThe world's largest medical glove maker said had "no longer" found indicators of systemic forced labour |
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Clean energy shift a chance to 'raise' people and the economy, Biden saysU.S. president wants green industries to provide good, union jobs as part of the push for a just transition gaining ground worldwide |
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Rethinking football finance: Fan-owned clubs around the worldThe European Super League fiasco has reignited debate about money in football and how clubs should be governed. But from India to Britain, some clubs and leagues have already embraced fan-based ownership models |
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FACTBOX - Transgender politicians and government officials around the worldCaitlyn Jenner bids to become governor of California as conservatives and liberals clash over transgender rights in the United States |
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Calls for women's shelters as Kenya reports COVID-19 surge in violenceAcross the world, violence against women has spiked during pandemic-related lockdowns |
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* As coronavirus cases soar, censoring tweets that scrutinise India's handling of COVID-19 puts lives at risk, lawyers and activists say |
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