'So many are sick and dying,' says 9/11 survivor advocateJohn Feal, a prominent Sept. 11 survivor advocate, told the Thomson Reuters about his efforts to ensure healthcare and support for victims and first responders after the attacks |
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U.S. states making 2021 moves on abortion rights and accessWith abortion rights under attack in many states, here's a roundup of some of the biggest developments |
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Malaysian mothers win lawsuit in 'sexist' citizenship caseThe landmark ruling allows Malaysian women to pass their nationality to children born overseas |
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How 9/11 fallout proved a boon for surveillance, bane for human rightsThe Sept. 11 attacks in United States ushered in era of increased surveillance, human rights violations and mass displacements globally |
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U.S. sues to block Texas abortion ban, calls it 'unconstitutional'Because it takes several weeks before pregnancy can be detected on a standard urine test, Texas women could have just a week or two to legally seek an abortion |
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U.S. congressman presses Facebook, Amazon on efforts to curb vaccine misinformationCompanies, including Twitter Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google and YouTube, have faced criticism for allowing false information on COVID-19, including vaccines, to proliferate |
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Drag queens and refugee stories: touring the ‘real’ Hong KongThe tours, which show the city's disappearing heritage, religious diversity, socio-economic inequality and housing crisis, are a far cry from typical shopping and foodie trips |
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Mexico's Supreme Court rules right to life from conception is unconstitutionalHundreds of mostly poor Mexican women have been prosecuted for abortion, while at least several dozen remain jailed |
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U.S. clean energy sector must expand hiring beyond white men -reportMore than 60% of workers that hold jobs in clean energy industries like electric vehicles, solar power, and energy efficiency are white, according to the analysis |
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Google to replenish 20% more water than it uses by 2030Google consumed 3.4 billion gallons of water in 2019, its most recent disclosure |
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Malaysia's Top Glove says U.S. lifts import ban over forced labourU.S. customs prohibited Top Glove imports over evidence of forced labour, including debt bondage, excessive overtime, abusive working and living conditions, and retention of ID |
OPINION: How language changed laws and norms after 9/11The Patriot Act claimed vast powers for law enforcement and further confused the lines between war and justice, privileging security over civil liberties |
OPINION: American Muslims look for hope, not hate twenty years after 9/11Despite the stifling impact of anti-Muslim bigotry and systemic biases in our legal system, American Muslims today are persevering. |
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