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In Pictures: Gravediggers in Mexico, the pandemic's 'last link'
Funeral parlors and crematoriums say they have seen their work multiplied with the surging number of COVID-19 deaths.
Sudan finds mass grave believed to be linked to 1998 killings
Discovery was made at al-Eifalon military camp where conscripts used to get trained under former ruler Omar al-Bashir.
US Supreme Court endorses gay, transgender worker protections
The outcome is expected to make a big difference for the estimated 8.1 million LGBT workers across the US.
Dozens of troops 'dead or missing' in northwest Mali attack
Attackers ambush convoy of military vehicles at Bouka Were, in the latest attack close to Mauritanian border.
Court in France orders prison terms for six over 1990s arms deal
The men were found guilty on charges involving kickbacks from arms sales to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
Turkey, Russia continue to work together for Libya ceasefire
Turkish FM says no technical disagreements despite postponement of talks that were scheduled for Sunday.
Rights group urges free speech protection in Iraq
Human Rights Watch says penal code used to crack down on government critics including activists and journalists.
Indigenous peoples guard 'the lungs of the planet' for all of us
We have a duty to support their fight to protect the Amazon from Bolsanaro's destructive 'pro-development' policies.
US: Protests after Black man killed by police in Atlanta, Georgia
Police had been called on Rayshard Brooks for sleeping in a car blocking the drive-thru lane of a restaurant.
Chile health minister resigns amid coronavirus row: Live updates
The health ministry had been accused of tallying deaths using a method that did not reflect the scale of the toll.
Chile health minister replaced amid coronavirus controversy
Reshuffle comes as Chile faces its toughest month in the pandemic so far, with spiraling active cases and deaths rates.
Far-right protesters clash with police in London
Far-right activists also clash with anti-racism protesters as PM says 'racist thuggery has no place on our streets'.
How can the aviation industry weather the coronavirus storm?
Some airlines aim to resume flights as lockdowns ease, but many countries have mandatory quarantine rules for arrivals.
Trump addresses military cadets amid Pentagon tensions
Trump avoids recent discord over handling of George Floyd protests at West Point military academy graduation.
Boris Johnson criticises attacks on monuments
The protesters say it is about opening up difficult discussions, not just closing down symbols of oppression.
Kenya: Fans flee with pop star's body to mourn his death
Fans mourning Abenny Jachiga's death in his hometown blocked the lowering of his body into the ground.
Black Lives Matter dance: Protest performances spring up
Black Lives Matter protests have become a global movement.
Police clash with anti-racism protesters in Paris
Protest in French capital was generally peaceful but after three hours skirmishes broke out.
A domestic terror law could quash political dissent in the US
Passing a law allowing the designation of domestic groups as terrorist would allow the government to silence opposition.
What does the domicile law mean for Kashmir?
Anxiety across Indian-administered territory that new rules will spur the influx of newcomers and alter its demography.
Nepal Parliament approves new map as dispute with India escalates
India has rejected Nepal's new map, calling it a 'unilateral act' that is not based on historical facts or evidence.
Mexico COVID-19: Getting the message to Indigenous communities
One popular government initiative is an online COVID-19 information campaign, but its success depends on the internet connection.
Vaccine hunt: How mosquito saliva may stop viruses
Scientists believe they are getting closer to finding a way to prevent the next epidemic.
Coronavirus: UK emergency housing funding running out
When COVID-19 erupted, the UK government told local authorities to find rooms for the homeless and people in shelters.
Saudi-led coalition says it destroyed missile targeting Najran
Coalition spokesman Turki al-Malki says the missile was launched from the Yemeni city of Saada, injuring some people.
The oil and coronavirus crises may hasten US geopolitical decline
The economic and oil crises could usher in a period of higher tensions between the US and China.
Turkey's seasonal workers face lower wages and extra competition
The coronavirus pandemic has worsened existing economic problems.
Public health is more than a matter of individual choice
Collective imagination and action, not individual choices, will get us out of the coronavirus crisis.
Florida unemployment complicates Trump's path to re-election
State's broken unemployment system raises the prospect of out-of-work Floridians bringing their anger to voting booths.
Police brutality: US communities call for forces to be dismantled
A resident at Camden, New Jersey, says the creation of a new, disciplined county police force makes his street safer.
George Floyd: Pressure mounts to remove police from US schools
Activists want to divert school police funding to hire counsellors and mental health workers to support students.
US Veepstakes: Joe Biden narrows list of potential running mates
The list of potential running mates for the presumptive nominee is as notable for who is on it as it is for who is not.
Australians protest against racial injustice, deaths in custody
Protests take place across Australia for second weekend over 'future of Indigenous people'.
India under lockdown: A threat to workers' rights?
India rushes through labour reforms while China tightens its grip on Hong Kong. Plus, the rise of virtual jobs.
Monuments of history or bigotry? The politics of statues
Should historic statues remain standing even if they celebrate racism? Plus, the man behind Rwanda's hate media.
Video of Indigenous chief's arrest 'shocking', says Trudeau
Canada PM calls for investigation after video shows officer tackling man to the ground and punching him in the face.
Algeria offers mediating role in Libya as UN condemns mass graves
Algeria, which has adopted a neutral stance on the Libyan conflict, says it rejects military intervention.
Beijing district in 'wartime mode' amid fresh coronavirus cases
Beijing closes city’s largest wholesale food market after detecting seven locally transmitted cases over two days.
African nations call for racism debate at UN Human Rights Council
A letter signed by 54 African countries asks the rights body for a debate on police brutality against Black people.
Trump postpones rally scheduled for 'Juneteenth'
Tulsa rally moved to June 20 after date clashed with holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the US.
Lebanon currency crisis: Dozens hurt in second night of clashes
At least 33 people were injured during clashes between the Lebanese army and protesters in Beirut and Tripoli.
Brazil's coronavirus death toll now world's second highest
WHO says while the situation in Brazil remains of 'concern', its health system was standing up to the pressure.
Facebook fires employee who protested inaction on Trump posts
Software engineer dismissed for publicly scolding a colleague for their silence on the Black Lives Matter movement.
New York Governor Cuomo signs sweeping police reform bills
Reform measures that had languished for years moved with new urgency in the wake of protests over George Floyd's death.
In Seattle, a 'project' toward a cop-free world
The police left and they moved in. Trump called them 'domestic terrorists' and threatened to take the city back.
Youth in US protested by the thousands, but will they vote?
There are signs that young people who have been calling for change, are also energised about voting in November.
UK economy takes 25 percent hit from coronavirus: Live updates
Britain's economy shrinks by a quarter over March and April as entire sectors are shuttered by the coronavirus lockdown.
WHO: Coronavirus currently hitting the Americas the hardest
The current situation in Brazil, now a global hotspot for the virus, is of increasing concern, especially in cities.
UN issues desperate plea for financial aid in war-ravaged Yemen
Global body says more than 30 of its 41 programmes in the country could close in weeks without funding.
French court allows access to Rwandan genocide archives
Top court approves researcher's request to access Mitterrand's documents, says debate is a matter of 'public interest'.
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