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After 30+ yrs of servitude three domestic workers rescued from London home
WNN Breaking (WNN) Denver, Colorado, UNITED STATES, AMERICAS: Three women have been rescued from 30+ years of domestic slavery in …Continue reading →
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U.K.: Controversial forced caesarian case set to bring discussion to parliament
WNN Breaking (WNN) Denver, Colorado, UNITED STATES, AMERICAS: John Hemming, a Liberal Democrat member of the British Parliament who is …Continue reading →
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UK brings first FGM prosecution forward
Efua Dorkenoo for Equality Now – WNN Breaking (WNN/EN) London, UNITED KINGDOM, WESTERN EUROPE: As Metropolitan Police in the UK …Continue reading →
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British court remains slow in legal response to stop FGM crisis
Emma Batha with Thomson Reuters Foundation for WNN Breaking (WNN/TRF) London, U.K., WESTERN EUROPE: British courts should give victims of …Continue reading →
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Church of England votes “Yes” to women leadership & women bishops
WNN Breaking (WNN) Denver, U.S., AMERICAS: As ongoing issues of women in leadership positions as bishops inside The Church of …Continue reading →
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United Nations agency head calls for swift measures to stop diabetes and...
WNN Breaking Former Prime Minister of New Zealand and present UNDP – United Nations Chief Administrator Ms. Helen Clark speaks at the third Non-Communicable Disease Summit Roundtable in September,...
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After death of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher foes & friends reflect
Lys Anzia – WNN Breaking Britain’s Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher officially reviews the troops in Bermuda on April 12, 1990. Image: U.S.gov/White House photo (WNN) London, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM:...
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Human Rights Watch calls for swift action to stop military ‘killer robots’
WNN Breaking Campaign sponsors and supporters hold up a banner in London for an April 23, 2013 launch of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots. Image: CSKR (WNN/HRW) London, U.K., EUROPE: Civil society...
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Catholic church review not showing extent of child abuse says Amnesty...
WNN Breaking Human rights agencies like Amnesty International are putting the pressure on in contacting the leaders of the Catholic Church to demand independent public inquiries into ongoing child...
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Big stop hunger funding weighs against on-the-ground farming as G8 Summit nears
WNN Breaking Nutritious meals in Laos are succeeding on two fronts: bringing more children to school and improving food nutrition and child health for families. Photo: World Bank/Bart Verweij (WNN)...
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After 30+ yrs of servitude three domestic workers rescued from London home
WNN Breaking Youth volunteers for London-based organization Freedom Charity help give teenagers in school, and at home, a chance to text for help if needed though TEXT 4FREEDOM to 88802. This text...
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U.K.: Controversial forced caesarian case set to bring discussion to parliament
WNN Breaking Outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London, England where the controversial adoption case was decided last February for an Italy-based mother who received a ‘compulsory’ U.K. High Court...
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UK brings first FGM prosecution forward
Efua Dorkenoo for Equality Now – WNN Breaking Youth members of the anti-FGM organization in London called Integrate Bristol work together on a film depicting the struggles for girls and women subjected...
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British court remains slow in legal response to stop FGM crisis
Emma Batha with Thomson Reuters Foundation for WNN Breaking In April 2013 expert panelists discuss the crisis of female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced marriage as critical issues that are continue...
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Church of England votes "Yes" to women leadership & women bishops
WNN Breaking During a five hour session at the University of York, members of the General Synod of The Church of England hold up their hands in a vote to approve the consecration and acceptance of...
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