One in 60 adults Fiji lives with HIV but a recent emergency declaration may help address key issues such as syringe sharing

At least one million women and girls have lost access to critical humanitarian support since January 2025 as unprecedented aid cuts push women's organizations in crisis zones to the brink of collapse,...

Using art to transform representations of people with albinism

At the current rate of progress, gender equality would take 171 years to achieve, a new UN report finds as institutions built to advance gains are being defunded and demobilised.

This scandal shows there are many who don’t expect us to live rich lives – and that paternalism lives on in disability services, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

In February that year, the Slovenian government officially deleted 25,000 citizens, turning them overnight into illegal immigrants, says writer and film-maker Miha Mazzini

More than 1,500 academics and economists sign letter, calling growing gap between richest and poorest ‘a policy choice that can be reversed’

Writing in honour of Professor Jason Arday

Draft legislation enforces digital duty of care including limiting children’s exposure to misogynistic and eating disorder content

The International Creative Research Methods Conference is an annual gathering for academics of all disciplines who are interested in using creative methods in their research.

Thousands remain missing and aid is hampered by treacherous conditions in communities almost wiped out of existence

A former editor of Breitbart News, Yiannopoulos has also served as an intern for Marjorie Taylor Greene

Army helicopters ferry survivors from inaccessible areas to a camp at a barracks in Bidur

Leading cardiovascular health groups reclassify overlooked causes and introduce sex-specific diagnostic thresholds

Last week marked five years since the Taliban stormed back to power in Afghanistan. The country’s women have seen their rights constricted from all sides – now, shrinking healthcare services and restr...

Prof Pierre Akilimali, who heads DR Congo’s response to an outbreak that has so far killed more than 2,700 people, says tackling the disease requires trust and respect

People fighting to contain rapidly growing outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo describe the obstacles and dangers they face

National Trust’s Holnicote estate says restored wetlands and rivers offer proof of resilience to drought, wildfires and flooding

Five years on, the regime’s chokehold has left Afghan women with almost nothing, but many are still bravely fighting for their freedom, writes Tala Elissa

One of the last remaining midwifery trainers in Afghanistan describes some of the nightmares facing women in labour after a Taliban ban. Arpan Rai reports

Children's lung capacity caught up with their peers in less polluted areas once a clean air zone came in, a study shows.