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Women forced to work in Japanese military brothels during WW2 renew call for justice as memories come under attack.

United by shared hardships, a small community is building a place of support, solidarity and safety.

Security forces have detained hundreds of people as President Yoweri Museveni faces his fiercest opposition in 35 years.

Rug hunters spend weeks passing through villages like sleuths along old caravan trails, but journeys are full of peril.

Only a few women are understood to wear facial coverings in Switzerland, where a vote will take place on March 7.

Ethnic minority communities in the UK, hard-hit by the pandemic, have been forced to adapt how they say farewell.

Immigrants bear the burden of having to prove, again and again, that they are worthy of their spot.

Raped, ostracised and forced to give up their children – how incest is tearing families apart in Burkina Faso.

China’s security law a key reason that Hong Kong people are leaving the territory to start their lives anew elsewhere.

Multi-dimensional platform documents Gaza’s historical buildings and heritage sites in English and Arabic.

What happens when your child is diagnosed with a disease so rare that few doctors understand it?

A draft bill, nearly a decade in the making, could help empower women in Iran – if can clear the final legal hurdles.

I feel I’m letting my ancestors down by how little I know about them, but I’m learning from those making history now.

India’s West Bengal – home to 100 million people – has seen rising Hindu nationalism, prompting concerns among Muslims.