Conversion therapy thrives globally as bans gather paceFrom injections to electric shocks, prayer to rape, attempts to change the sexual orientation and gender identity of LGBT+ people persist in every region of the world |
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Feared and forgotten, Congo's Ebola orphans work to surviveHundreds of children orphaned by Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been driven to work amid trauma, discrimination and fear around the disease |
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Pollution to products? Recycled carbon emissions are coming to consumer shelvesAround the world, technological innovations to capture, store, reuse or replace carbon pollution are on the rise |
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Rooftops to railways: neighbourhoods race to hit net zero climate goalsFrom Tokyo to London, community-driven green projects aim to speed up carbon neutrality in cities |
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Facing stronger storms and drought, Haiti's farmers live on 'knife edge'With very limited government subsidies, support or access to credit, Haiti's farmers must find ways to resist climate shocks as shifting rainfall patterns wreak havoc on harvests |
OPINION: UK Online Safety Bill risks emboldening digital authoritarians around the worldThe UK’s Online Safety Bill could be used to justify other repressive internet regulations, already on the rise |
OPINION: The coup in Guinea creates more economic hardship for its peopleCitizens are continually robbed of their legitimate right to change leaderships that do not address their socio-economic needs. |
OPINION: Hurricane Ida should be a wake-up call to address housing shortageThe lessons of Hurricane Ida are clear. With stronger storms and more destruction looming, this is a moral imperative. |
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