Month: June 2022

A brutal attack on a group of women in a restaurant in China this month has yet again highlighted the pathetic state of affairs for women in the comm

Geneva, Switzerland: Human Rights council members analysed the violation of child rights in the conflict zone. The meeting witnessed the presence of

Washington, US:  The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), which goes into effect on June 21 gives US authorities increased powers to block the

Show caption In Argentina, the International Monetary Fund has pushed for the development of the giant Vaca Muerta shale gas basin. Photograph: Emilia

Instead of leaving it to customers to decide how much to tip, restaurants are increasingly adding standard “service charges” to diners’ bills, so serv

Show caption Russian soldiers patrol as a woman and child walk in a park in Skadovsk, Kherson Oblast. Photograph: Olga Maltseva/AFP/Getty Images Ukrai

Hong Kong has plunged further in a human rights ranking report, bringing it on a par with Saudi Arabia in some indicators, and closer to converging wi

Paapa Essiedu greets me at his local caff in London. He has a cold drink in his hand, and a bag featuring Basquiat-style daubings hangs over one shoul

Netflix’s synopsis for this astonishingly good 2017 documentary reads: “A mystery enveloped in myth and memory. And countless voices weigh in on what

Australia’s new Labor government has been called on to prove its commitment to climate action and support for Pacific countries by backing a campaign