London-based French street artist Zabou poses in front of a mural created for Child Labor Free, a social enterprise that accredits consumer brands that do not use child labour in their products, in east London, June 8, 2016. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Shanshan Chen
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Asian nations struggle to lower deaths in childbirth
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Boy Scouts of America to allow girls to join
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Man who lived on tree for two years in India given land
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One man, one city, three evictions: the human cost of Rio's growth
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Saudi women unite to inspire next generation
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Red Cross vow to continue aid after workers killed in Nigeria
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Federal appeals court upholds Texas abortion restrictions
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Polanski rape accusations overshadow French cinema award ceremony
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Vatican admits some countries lack guidelines on sex abuse
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New pact offers innovative solutions to climate displacement
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Fixing food? Investor eyes up tech entrepreneurs of the future
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Bucharest residents demand a breath of clean air
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'The world is on fire,' Greta Thunberg tells UK climate rally
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Apache tribe marches to protect sacred Arizona site from mine
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Trans women's underwear need targeted by Delaware design student
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India's tree planting, conservation push sparks land conflicts
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Transgender weightlifter Hubbard continues Tokyo bid in Australia
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How can Nespresso tackle child labour in its coffee supply chain?
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World Rugby to review transgender policy
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Women call for new laws to stop cyber-flashing
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U.N. chief declares women's inequality 'stupid'
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U.S. states move to ban LGBT+ 'panic defence' for crimes
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Trans voters could be turned away in U.S. election
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Beware of the 'human cost' of going green, UK teen activist says
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Pay more to fight climate change? British district puts it to test
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EU planning carbon border measures ‘as soon as possible’
