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Four ways the U.S. abortion ruling could impact other countries
Mumbai turns to Twitter for help mapping India's monsoon floods
Youth street protesters turn sights on climate 'villains'
Opinion
Roe V. Wade: Time for firms to end abusive data practices
analysis
Two murders in Brazil's Amazon highlight rising violence and crime
Call to ban LGBTQ+ events in Lebanon sparks rights groups' anger
Can we save trees by putting a price on them?
Youth street protesters turn sights on climate 'villains'
Opinion
Roe V. Wade: Time for firms to end abusive data practices
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Roe v Wade: Which US states are expected to ban abortion?
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Opinion

Corynne McSherry Electronic Frontier Foundation

The need for fair, meaningful protections for data privacy

Everyone deserves to have strong controls over collection and use of information they leave as they go about their normal activities on their phones and computers. It’s time our laws and practices changed to give all users meaningful and lasting data privacy
Jordyn Paul-Slater and Anna Bonesteel Fight for the Future

Roe V. Wade: Time for firms to end abusive data practices

To truly protect ourselves and our communities from abortion surveillance, we have to make surveillance less profitable - and that’s the responsibility of companies and lawmakers, not individuals.
Nadia Rahman Amnesty International

The glare of Pride can alienate those facing ongoing violence

Pride isn’t a celebration for everyone. For those living alongside the threat of violence, attending an event can be an act of extraordinary bravery
John Albert and Matthias Spielkamp, AlgorithmWatch

It's time for Europe to turn the tables on Big Tech

The EU’s new Digital Services Act is a blueprint for forcing Facebook, Youtube, and other major online platforms to tackle the serious risks they pose to individuals and the public sphere. Its success now depends on whether EU officials will effectively enforce the law

Climate

We focus on the human and development impacts of climate change. more
In Depth
In Ecuador's Amazon, indigenous forest defense gains legal ground
Mumbai turns to Twitter for help mapping India's monsoon floods
analysis
Two murders in Brazil's Amazon highlight rising violence and crime
Youth street protesters turn sights on climate 'villains'
Silver bullet tech solutions can't save our planet
Crabbers face danger and poverty to save Ecuador's mangroves

Technology

We explore how data and technology are impacting people’s rights and societies. more
Package
Crypto: changing lives on the margins
Online disinformation stokes tensions as Kenya elections near
Opinion
Roe V. Wade: Time for firms to end abusive data practices
Crypto finds new value in crisis zones as investors flee crash
EU seeks deal on ground-breaking rules to regulate crypto
It's time for Europe to turn the tables on Big Tech

Economies

We report on how to ensure people globally have economic security and a decent standard of living. more
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Ukraine crisis
Gig economy workers hit by high fuel prices and layoffs
In bombed-out Ukraine city, residents lose homes and livelihoods
Britain's Rwanda plan: which countries send asylum seekers abroad?
Youth anger over India's army hiring shakeup fuels jobs demands
OPINION: It is time to end business with Russia

LGBT+

We delve deeper into the issues faced by LGBT+ communities around the world. more
Package
Ukraine crisis
Call to ban LGBTQ+ events in Lebanon sparks rights groups' anger
Bangladesh disaster response neglects trans community
Trans sports bans are 'fearmongering', says Marvel's Zach Barack
Why are there no openly gay players in elite men's tennis?
More than a million pack London's streets for Pride parade

Coronavirus

We show how coronavirus is impacting the lives of vulnerable people globally. more
Package
Coronavirus vaccine inequality
How COVID-19 helped sex workers in Belgium make history
US youths leaving care given cash, and time, as COVID spurs action
COVID-19 and Ukraine war threaten clean energy gains for poorest
Singapore's robot workforce plugs labour gaps
Why monkeypox cases are spreading in Europe, US

Cities

We examine how cities are reshaping the way people live. more
In Depth
Cities reboot: Urban life in the age of COVID-19
UK's first net zero city? Nottingham eyes carbon neutral switch
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Earth Focus: Fighting for Air
Hit by heatwaves, cities test fresh ways to cool residents
Sri Lankans turn to social media for help as economic crisis bites
As U.S. flooding worsens, South Carolina redraws risk maps

Women

We focus on stories that help to empower women and bring lasting change to gender inequality. more
Package
Abortion curbs around the world
U.S. Supreme Court ruling: demand for abortion pills set to soar
explainer
Four ways the U.S. abortion ruling could impact other countries
Roe v Wade: Which US states are expected to ban abortion?
The need for fair, meaningful protections for data privacy
How the conservative Supreme Court is reshaping U.S. la

Land

We shine a light on how land and property rights can empower communities worldwide. more
In Depth
Land to lose: coronavirus compounds debt crisis in Cambodia
Black farming projects look to recoup historical U.S. land losses
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Earth Focus: For the Love of the Land
U.S. renewables 'frenzy' puts land conflicts on corporate radar
As war and climate change bite, are high food prices here to stay?
Charging for wasted water helps Kenyan farmers get a fair share

Slavery

We shine a light on human trafficking, forced labour and modern-day slavery. more
In Depth
Inside Amazon's shadow workforce in Mexico
Thailand bars prisons from using inmates to make fishing nets
Opinion
U.S. law to ban goods using Uyghur forced labor is just the start
EU eyes Big Tech to police child sex abuse online
Child labour can only be eliminated by tackling the root causes
Scarred by COVID-19 lockdown, Indian migrants stick closer to home

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Antiwork & The Great Resignation: Why workers are quitting
Earth Focus: Fighting for Air
Earth Focus: For the Love of the Land
Earth Focus: You Are Where You Live
Are crypto donations having an impact in Ukraine?
How investigators fact-check Ukraine war footage

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Ukrainian refugees find haven at French castle
Climate disasters drive Bangladesh children from classrooms to work

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