Abandoned at sea: the cargo crew adrift without wages, fuel or supplies
More than 4,000 people are believed to be stranded on abandoned boats in seas and oceans across...
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Why is cocaine washing up on the beaches of Fiji?
A multibillion-dollar operation involving cocaine and methamphetamines is having a major impact...
The women fighting back in Kenya's biggest slum
Edita Ochieng and like-minded women are taking a stand against endemic sexual violence and police...
Abandoned at sea, the cargo crew adrift without wages, fuel or supplies: a look back
This week we are returning to some of our favourite episodes from 2019. When companies run into...
The women fighting sexual abuse in the factories where your jeans are made
An investigation into working conditions in garment factories in Lesotho revealed widespread...
Syria's disinformation wars and the untimely death of the White Helmets' founder
James Le Mesurier died a year ago today. The Guardian’s Martin Chulov describes the immense...
The life and death of White Helmets' founder James Le Mesurier
James Le Mesurier died a year ago today. The Guardian’s Martin Chulov describes the immense...
The great global vaccine divide
The speed at which the world’s scientists have managed to create several effective Covid vaccines...
The great global vaccine divide
The speed at which the world’s scientists have managed to create several effective Covid vaccines...
Will Ghana introduce some of the harshest anti-gay laws in the world?
West Africa correspondent Emmanuel Akinwotu describes how a backlash against the opening of an...
One year into Taliban rule: the girls defying bans to go to school
On the anniversary of the fall of Kabul, the Guardian’s senior international correspondent, Emma...
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