Why is U.S. funding for HIV/AIDS relief in Africa under threat?
Vital U.S. funding from the U.S to support millions of people in Africa living with HIV/AIDS is under threat after false claims the money was being used to fund abortions
TIMELINE-10 years of Pope Francis and LGBTQ+ issues
Francis has said LGBTQ+ people should be loved and protected in laws
Pope Francis says laws criminalising LGBT people are a 'sin' and an injustice
Pope Francis said that laws criminalising LGBT people are a sin and an injustice because God loves and accompanies people with same-sex attraction
As Pope Francis visits Congo, LGBT+ activists cheer for perceived ally
Pope Francis has push for the decriminalisation of same-sex relations, which are illegal or taboo in many socially conservative African countries
Why are nature protection funds not reaching indigenous peoples?
Donors are increasingly funding indigenous communities but study says only a fraction of cash is reaching biodiversity frontlines
Period pad prices push girls out of school in Africa
Period poverty worsens with inflation crisis, as girls trade sex for pads or risk infection by using rags, leaves and cow dung
OPINION: If electric cars are the future, let’s make them responsibly
We need rules and incentives to ensure human rights are respected as mining for electric car components grows
As gay and bisexual men, we share a responsibility to end monkeypox
I have decided to make the personal choice of refraining from having casual sex until monkeypox is under control
Millions at risk as COVID-19 and Ukraine war threaten HIV/AIDS gains
Progress in cutting global infections is slowing and backsliding in some regions, said UNAIDS
South Africans fear rising crime as food costs spike
The inflation diaries: As price rises outstrip salaries, residents worry about sending money to families back home, and avoiding rising violence on the streets