Central African Republic peace deal faces setback
Thousands of people have died because of the unrest in the diamond and gold-producing country, and a fifth of the 4.5 million population have fled their homes
MSF-run hospital develops 3D printed prosthetics for war victims
3D printed prosthetics are faster to produce and much cheaper: the price for a 3D limb is around 30$, while the more conventional limbs start at 200$ and can go up to thousands of dollars
UN Myanmar expert wants tighter checks by Facebook and investors
Facebook said this month that it had banned four groups fighting Myanmar's military after it was criticised for not doing enough to block content fuelling the conflict
Burundi forces United Nations to shut human rights office -U.N.
Hundreds of Burundians have been killed in clashes with security forces and half a million have fled abroad since President Pierre Nkurunziza announced in 2015 he would run for a third term
London HIV patient becomes world's second AIDS cure hope
The case is a proof of the concept that scientists will one day be able to end AIDS but does not mean a cure for HIV has been found
In rural Nepal, solar irrigation helps keep families together
As solar-powered pumps bring water closer to home, income from apple-growing is on the rise - and men feel less pressure to migrate in search of work
UK urged to pull its weight to support African refugees
Britain resettled 5,756 refugees in 2017-2018, but only about 450 were from sub-Saharan Africa
Leading UK charities seek legal clarity on ethical investments
A group of charities and faith groups say they need specific legal guidance on whether charities should invest in companies that contribute to climate change
Coal ash contaminates groundwater near most U.S. coal plants -study
Spills in Tennessee and North Carolina leached sludge containing toxic materials into rivers in those states over the last decade
Saudi laws stifle dissent, women activists - U.N. rights experts
The kingdom's public prosecutor has begun preparing the trials of detainees, identified by watchdog groups as women's rights activists, after completing its investigations