Digital Rights
How period tracking apps threaten digital privacy rights
As reproductive rights tighten in the U.S., a new battle is emerging: access to menstruation data
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How is conflict in the Middle East affecting the climate?
As conflicts spread, military forces must do more to measure their carbon footprints and find sustainable ways to cut emissions
Indigenous women fill Bolivia's frontlines fighting wildfires
Bolivia's women volunteer firefighters confront the upcoming wildfire season with drier conditions driven by climate change
Mercury poisoning in Peru's Amazon threatens health disaster
A new health survey shows the potential damage of llegal gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon
Q&A: Mexico leads on gig worker rights as UN mulls better protections
An international standard to protect app-based labour rights is under way as the U.N. steps up efforts to regulate the gig economy
'Door slammed shut': Dismay for Africans as UK changes care worker rules
The UK's decision to halt recruitment of overseas care workers causes dismay in Africa among those who hoped to move
Modi's ambitious water scheme fails to quench India's thirst
Despite spending billions of dollars, the Modi government has yet to deliver on its promise of drinking water for all rural India
Indonesia may ban LGBTQ+ content online. What would the impact be?
Activists say a ban on LGBTQ+ digital content could lead to job losses and additional obstacles accessing specialised health services
Q&A-'Scammers are winning': Rescuing trafficked cyber-scam victims
From paying ransoms to helping victims who have jumped out of buildings; what it's like to rescue cyber-scam victims
Q&A: Musk's xAI faces backlash in Memphis over gas turbines
Residents and activists in Tennessee worry a data centre for the artificial intelligence company xAI will increase pollution
