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Shell blamed for Pakistani oil tanker disaster that killed 215A subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell has made payment of $9,500 to the families of each person.By Associated Press
A woman has been awarded $30,000 for being paid less than a man doing the same jobChristine Schwieger received lower pay because of her sex.By Lydia Smith
Sorry Nadiya, but a token Muslim is better than no Muslims at allWorkforces need to represent this country's diversity. A token effort is the first step towards this.By Iqbal Wahhab
Five shocking bans women face around the worldThere is only one country in the world where women are restricted from voting.By Lydia Smith
Tensions flare on Lesbos after migrants set fire to tents protesting 'inexcusable' living conditions3,000 people are living in the refugee camp in "overcrowded, unhygienic and unsafe" conditions, say activists.By Isabelle Gerretsen
Arkansas is going to force rape survivors to tell their rapist before having an abortionIt will also ban a safe and medically-proven termination method.By Lydia Smith
Liu Xiaobo health update: Chinese Nobel laureate in critical conditionPolitical activist is suffering from late-stage liver cancer.By Isabelle Gerretsen
Chechnya accused of secret extra-judicial executions of dozens of peopleThe independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta published a list of the alleged victims' names.By Lydia Smith
Pride 2017 in pictures: London celebrates 50 years since decriminalisation of homosexualityThousands took to the streets, making it one of the biggest Pride parades in history.By Tareq Haddad
Thousands of refugees and migrants evicted from Paris sidewalks by French policeAround 400 people have been arriving in Paris every day in recent weeks.By Isabelle Gerretsen
Bisexual people are more likely to have higher levels of anxiety than gay men or womenPeople who identify as lesbian, gay and bisexual tend to rate their quality of life as lower than the UK average.By Lydia Smith
Sainsbury's was a Fairtrade pioneer - its not-so 'Fairly Traded' tea is a disaster for poor farmersBy Matthew Spencer The supermarket will drop the Fairtrade mark from its tea.
Three women who took a massive plastic vagina to a protest are on trial in SpainBy Lydia Smith They have been accused of "religious hate crimes" after a women's rights...
Street in African-American neighbourhood honouring KKK member to be renamedBy Associated Press Move follows protests in June of this year.
Canadian baby could become world's first to have gender registered as 'unknown'By Paul Wright Kori Doty said assigning a gender at birth is a violation of a child's human...
Muslims tweet hilarious photos of their 'dangerous' grandparents amid Trump's travel banBy William Watkinson After months of court battles and controversy Donald Trump's travel ban was...
One year of Rodrigo Duterte: 12 months, 12 controversial moments from the Philippines strongmanBy Lydia Smith Duterte has admitted to personally killing criminals and launched tirades at...
Donald Trump Jr and the Kremlin connection: is Natalia Veselnitskaya really a Putin insider?By Isabelle Gerretsen Lawyer has devoted much of her career to trying to overturn US sanctions...
George Soros betrayal: Israel 'endorses antisemitic laughing Jew poster' in HungaryBy Josh Robbins Benjamin Netanyahu has been accused of giving his backing to a poster...