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Top brands accused of using forced Chinese labour

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Officially, the Chinese government says it is transferring "surplus" Xinjiang labour to other regions in the name of poverty alleviation.

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Gender reassignment surgery or death: 'cleansing' of homosexuals in Iran

Iranian government forces homosexual people to choose between unwanted gender reassignment surgeries or public execution

By Agrima Tikader

Indonesia rights body slams LGBT raids after UK rapist case

The country's LGBT community has increasingly been targeted in recent years.

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Anti-racist group protests Tweets about black Miss France 2020

Clemence Botino has been the target of racist comments, especially on Twitter, since she won the title on December 14

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EasyJet set to use inclusive greetings after receiving twitter complaint

EasyJet cabin crew has been instructed to greet passengers in a gender-neutral way after receiving a complaint from a...

By Agrima Tikader

Defiant Indians protest nationwide against citizenship law

Modi has insisted that his government does not aim to marginalise Muslims with the new law.

By Jalees Andrabi

Methodist school chaplain forced to quit over homophobic comments

The Kingswood School chaplain resigned after outcry over his belief that LGBT people should remain single and celibate.

By Agrima Tikader

Father of first British woman to have died fighting in Syria wants her body back

Anna Campbell had died fighting ISIS in Syria, her father wants to bring her body back to the UK.

By Agrima Tikader

Angelina Jolie 'look-alike' Instagrammer arrested for 'blasphemy' in Iran

A 22-year-old Instagrammer has been arrested for charges of blasphemy for her highly edited photographs.

By Agrima Tikader

Saudi Arabia allows unmarried couples, solo women to book hotel rooms to boost tourism

Saudi Arabia has seen a number of laws changed for women since the country has started allowing more tourists in.

By Agrima Tikader

Same-sex unions turn 30 in Denmark

Between 1989 and 2012, 7,491 civil unions were formed. And in 2010 same-sex couples were granted the right to adopt.

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World Contraceptive Day: The options don't end with birth control pills

Major side effects of taking the pill should be considered as a reason to learn more about other options.

By Agrima Tikader

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Top brands accused of using forced Chinese labour

Gender reassignment surgery or death: 'cleansing' of homosexuals in Iran

Indonesia rights body slams LGBT raids after UK rapist case

Anti-racist group protests Tweets about black Miss France 2020

EasyJet set to use inclusive greetings after receiving twitter complaint

Defiant Indians protest nationwide against citizenship law

Methodist school chaplain forced to quit over homophobic comments

Father of first British woman to have died fighting in Syria wants her body back

Angelina Jolie 'look-alike' Instagrammer arrested for 'blasphemy' in Iran

Saudi Arabia allows unmarried couples, solo women to book hotel rooms to boost tourism

Same-sex unions turn 30 in Denmark

World Contraceptive Day: The options don't end with birth control pills

What will FIFA do for female football fans in Iran after Blue Girl's death?

Iranian football fan 'Blue Girl' dies after being arrested trying to enter a stadium

Brunei LGBT law backlash: Global banks boycott hotels owned by sultan

Cab company pays compensation for driver's anti-Semitic, racist remarks to passenger

Saudi torturer listened to music on headphones as he dismembered Jamal Khashoggi - report

Trump speculates about 'rogue killers' as Jamal Khashoggi disappearance strains Saudi-US relations

Mexico outraged as gory images of mutilated woman appear on newspaper

Tennis champion Margaret Court hits out at transgender athletes

On The Edge Of Glory: 5G Set To Transform Video Streaming

On The Edge Of Glory: 5G Set To Transform Video Streaming

5G is here, but how can carriers market and monetize it?

5G is here, but how can carriers market and monetize it?

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Who's wrong on Bitcoin – The Simpsons or Warren Buffett?

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On The Edge Of Glory: 5G Set To Transform Video Streaming

5G is here, but how can carriers market and monetize it?

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