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Philippine trash trawlers earn little from surge in plastics
Kenyan freedom fighter Mekatilili wa Menza celebrated on Google
UK police reject racism complaint over drugs search on campaigner
Indian food delivery firm introduces 'period leave' for workers
Pakistan pushes renewables - but coal expansion continues too
Lebanon navigates food challenge with no grain silo and few stocks
Brazil's Amazon forest fires surge in July, worst in recent days
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Coronavirus reveals 'green apartheid' in S.African cities
Mekong nations pressed to share data as water level hits new low
Children deported from the U.S. strain Guatemalan shelters
'Rely on God' - a prescription for India's poor in pandemic
Weather alerts at risk as Kenyan local radio struggles amid virus
As U.S. wrangles over aid, millions of renters get desperate
Singapore monitoring spate of suicides among migrant workers
Climate change efforts in Japan hindered by biased business lobby
Brazil court says BLM critic can remain in top Black culture job
Argentines battle poverty and hunger, with or without debt deal
Mexico power plant violated environmental law, documents show
Footballer Rashford stars in British Vogue's Black 'hope' issue
South Africans go online to document police brutality
Cameroon tomato farmers count losses to wild weather and lockdown
With a heavy hand, India rides out Kashmir's year of disquiet
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Growing calls to scrap 'racist' names for Australian landmarks
British music stars resurrect Rock Against Racism
Hundreds protest after Black actor shot dead in Lisbon
British prison launches meal delivery service run by inmates
Solar beats salt, bringing clean water to coastal Kenyans
South Africa produces its first ventilators to fight COVID-19
For hard-hit Lebanese, Eid traditions are now just too costly
Job losses and floods spark fears of hard times in Bangladesh
Southeast Asia poverty to surge in 'socio-economic crisis': UN
Trump urges Democrats to help approve eviction moratorium
Coronavirus may cost Latin America and Caribbean a decade -ECLAC
Kenyan Unilever tea workers escalate fight for reparations to U.N.
Most polluted U.S. neighborhoods haven't changed in three decades
Lower-caste Indian villagers given cremation ground after funeral
US super-rich found failing in pledge to donate most of wealth
At big tech hearing, non-denials speak louder than words
Record number of Black women set to run for U.S. Congress
U.S. renters owe $21.5 billion in rent; no eviction relief offered
Latin America urged to boost green jobs for pandemic recovery
Zimbabwe agrees $3.5 bln compensation for white farmers
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