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Women hold up half the sky, but whether they are compensated for this effort in Pakistan remains questionable. As of...

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It has always been astounding to me that people think for even a second that their government makes decisions to help the people — that has never been the case. (Article by Todd Hayen republished [...]

The Global Coalition for Digital Safety's latest report is a pivotal milestone in advancing digital safety. It presents a blueprint for understanding and assessing digital safety risks. The proposed framework draws on existing human rights principles, enterprise risk management best practices and evolving regulatory requirements to identify the factors that should be used to identify digital safety risks.

As the UN negotiate a plastic pollution treaty, Nestlé and Danone's CEOs call for all those in the supply chain to collaborate to end plastic pollution.

In Kenya, there is currently a bill in parliament that seeks to classify cryptocurrencies as capital markets products.

In a volatile international energy landscape, Bangladeshi industry must become more energy-efficient – and the start of mandatory energy auditing will help

Research shows that marginalised groups are susceptible to job loss or displacement due to automation. Here's how AI education and upskilling can help.

The perspectives in this article, ranging from business to youth activism, highlight the role of the informal waste sector in addressing plastic pollution.

The illicit trade in goods such as cigarettes and alcohol is costing the South African economy up to R100 billion per year, according to a report.