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Girls & WomenIndonesian Lawmaker Calls for an End to Child Marriage 'Hell'
Indonesia has one of the worst records for underage marriage. Read more
CitizenshipLondon's First-Ever 'ParaPride' Celebrates LGBTQ+ People With Disabilities
Attendees called for the LGBTQ+ community to be more inclusive of members with disabilities. Read more
CitizenshipIndia's Intersex Community Faces Job Discrimination, Forced Surgeries, and Sexual Abuse
At least 10,000 intersex children are born each year in India, many face infanticide and mutilation. Read more
Finance & InnovationThese 'Art Maps' Are Helping Women in South India Open Their Own Businesses
The project has helped more than 5,000 women earn a sustainable income in Tamil Nadu. Read more
HealthTechnology Is Contributing to the UK's Mental Health Crisis in Schools, But Could It Also Help?
Technology seemingly traps young people in a cycle of worsening mental health. But could it help? Read more
HealthBritish Gay Men Struggle to Access HIV Prevention Pill, Putting Them at Risk
Britain lags behind the US and Kenya, where the highly-effective drug is more widely available. Read more
Girls & WomenThese 2 Ads Are the First Banned in the UK for Gender Stereotyping
Campaigners say advertising reinforces sexist stereotypes and views and limits girls' aspirations. Read more
HealthBurundian YouTube Child Star's Death Spotlights Malaria Epidemic
Malaria, spread through female mosquitos, kills almost half a million people each year. Read more
CitizenshipA Corner of the World's Largest Refugee Camp Pops Up in London Shopping Mall
It allows shoppers to see what life is like for people who have fled Myanmar. Read more
EnvironmentThis UK University Just Banned Beef to Combat Climate Change
It's also aiming to be carbon neutral by 2025 — 25 years earlier than the UK's national target. Read more