LONDON: Developed countries could add trillions of dollars to their economies by increasing women’s participation in the workforce and ensuring they earn as...
LONDON: From access to abortion to equal work opportunities, women's rights are being eroded by a rise in global populism, a group of female leaders warned...
LONDON: Be it banning plastic or enshrining worker rights, an increasing number of businesses are reinventing the way they operate by putting people and the...
LONDON: Women must wait 202 years before they can earn the same as men and have equal job opportunities, according to a global report released Tuesday, which...
LONDON: Taken away as an infant and placed for adoption, Jen Stein was afraid that knowing nothing about her Native American past or any potential hereditary...
LONDON: A woman cannot change her mind once sex has started. If she flirts on a date, she cannot cry rape later – even if she hasn't consented to...
LONDON: Outrage sparked by men punching young women on the streets of Paris and London has triggered demands for greater action to change men’s attitudes,...
LONDON: As soon as he was allowed to work in Britain, Ethiopian refugee Sentayhu began applying for jobs, confident his experience as a web developer back...
LONDON: The sugary pop songs of South Korean groups BTS, EXO and BlackPink might be sung in Korean but it has not stopped Palestinian refugee teenager Tasnim...
LONDON: Women will have to wait 217 years before they earn as much as men and have equal representation in the workplace, research said, revealing the widest...
CALAIS, France: With bags of clothing and a thick blanket, Eritrean migrant Salma carries her entire life in her hands as she stands by a small forest...
LONDON: Scorching “Lucifer” heat waves above 40 degrees Celsius will become normal by the 2050s in southern Europe, scientists said Wednesday, calling for...
GIRONA, Spain: When wildfires surrounded his family-run farm in northeast Spain four years ago, all that Pau Figueras Mundo could do was watch, helplessly, as...
LONDON: On a balmy, breezy afternoon in south London, dozens of people tinker on secondhand bicycles inside a small workshop, preparing to give them to the...
BELGRADE: In the dead of night, as wild animals howled nearby, Syrian migrant Aras Mahmoud clung to his children as they slept on damp grass in the Bulgarian...
LONDON: As university students mill around a bright and airy study hall in London, Eiad Zinah converses in his native language Arabic with a female student...
AMMAN: As soon as the bombs exploded outside his house in the Iraqi town of Fallujah, Rachid Jassam rushed onto the street to rescue the injured. As the...
LONDON: One of the first questions aid worker Isaac Kwamy was asked in Greece’s camps for refugees and migrants was not whether there was food or water, but...
LONDON: In a quiet suburban school in northwest London, young children are asked to imagine that they need to leave their homes because Britain is at war. As...
LONDON: It was in Morro da Mineira favela, in Rio de Janeiro, that British engineer Laurence Kemball-Cook first saw how his floor tiles could make a...
LONDON: A group of Lithuanian men trafficked to Britain to work on chicken farms have won a landmark civil case against their captors, in the first ruling...
LONDON: When British art curator Sue McAlpine first visited makeshift migrant camps in Calais on France’s northern coast, the sight of families living...