The campaign for the recognition of sex work raises a human rights dilemma: the right to work versus the fight for gender equality.Read the full article
“Sexist reforms”, “a gift for the bosses”, “the destabilisation of French society”… why did the French take to the streets in their thousands to oppose the reform of their labour law?Read the full article
National crime statistics show that in 2016, African-Americans made up 38 per cent of missing Americans under the age of 18, despite only making up about 15 per cent of the nation’s youth population.Read the full article
According to companies like Softwear Automation, in the not too distant future, it will work out even cheaper to invest in technology than to hire the workers with the lowest wages on the [...]Read the full article
The disappearance of a young activist has left thousands of Argentinians in suspense and has revived memories of the military dictatorshipRead the full article
Government statistics show that 39 Indonesians died in the Middle East and Africa between January and July 2017 – that’s one person every four days.Read the full article
“The power to tax is the power to destroy. And after 24 years and 15 days, the Cambodian government has destroyed The Cambodia Daily.”Read the full article
Opponents contend that what the government calls “indispensable sanitary loggings” are a cover-up for the commercial logging of old trees, not only of spruces.Read the full article
“The ascendancy of neoliberalism in the 1990s as the framework in which economic policy is set [led to] market liberalisation and economic deregulation, with attendant consequences for local industries, particularly the textile and garment [...]Read the full article
Thousands of families have become the victims of a macabre black market, ruining themselves to find signs of life of loved ones who have been detained, a form of pressure used by the Syrian [...]Read the full article
What happened on 31 March this year in Paraguay? Why was the Congress burned down, and not the Government Palace? Who is Horacio Cartes, the multi-millionaire conservative and current President who wanted to be re-elected despite the opposition [...]Read the full article
The archipelago nation in South-East Asia is the second biggest polluter of the oceans, behind another Asian country: China.Read the full article
