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Trump shuts US border to 12 countries in sweeping immigration ban

2 days ago | thred.com | Anyaa Shrii Kumar
US renaming Harvey Milk navy ship causes LGBTQ+ outrage

2 days ago | thred.com | Anyaa Shrii Kumar

The order to rename a Navy ship honouring gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk has sparked outrage, underscoring political tensions over LGBTQ+ representation during Pride Month. It’s only been six months since the Trump Administration took office, and we’ve witnessed an endless list of contentious decisions. Just a few days ago, the US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth issued an order for the renaming of multiple Navy ships.
Intense floods signal Nigeria’s growing climate crisis

2 days ago | thred.com | Derrick Wachaya

‘Climate change is no longer a distant threat. It is here. It is now,’ says Dr. Tunde Alade, a climate scientist and disaster preparedness expert based in Abuja. ‘What we’re witnessing are the compounding effects of poor drainage infrastructure, deforestation, and erratic weather patterns driven by global warming.’Nigeria’s national flood emergency agency says over two million people were displaced by floods in 2022 alone.
Why is it so triggering when celebrities lose weight?

6 days ago | thred.com | Flo Bellinger

‘The moral lines blurred a little, with worrying unregulated access, black market sales and a shortage for the people who actually need it to treat diabetes. We had our first semaglutide injection-related deaths in the UK last year. As entire red carpets and runways shrank last year, my stance wobbled a little. Now, I find myself internalising this debate in my own mirror.’Laws goes on to question whether her own recent weight loss casts her work as a body positivity writer into question.
AI is reportedly set to disproportionately impact women

6 days ago | thred.com | Flo Bellinger

Artificial intelligence is coming for your job – and according to a new report, it’s coming faster if you’re a woman. For technology designed to eliminate benign work, artificial intelligence is proving remarkably efficient at replicating workplace inequality. Not that it will surprise any woman under the sun, but a new report from the UN’s International Labour Organisation has confirmed women are set to bear the brunt of AI-driven job disruption.
The Gen Z lawyers and students reforming big law firms

1 week ago | thred.com | Jamie Watts

The rigid and overtly traditional business of law is subtly being reshaped by Gen Z lawyers and law students. Billable hours and a culture of overworking are ebbing away in many organisations, as work-life balance and an emphasis on personability come into play. The business of law is serious for a reason, but is there room to make the industry lighter and less reticent for workers and clients alike? Gen Z lawyers and aspiring professionals reckon so.
Bohlale Mphahlele's battle against Gender-Based Violence in South Africa

1 week ago | thred.com | Derrick Wachaya

South Africa is dealing with a GBV crisis that has reached epidemic levels. The South African Police Service (SAPS) reports that from July to September 2024 more than 3 children and 10 women lost their lives each day. What’s more, 490 children were targets of attempted murder in this time frame, which shows a 35.7% rise compared to the year before. A nationwide study revealed that physical violence affected 33.1% of South African women aged 18 and above.
Does Brockwell Park battle prove festivals are another form of gentrification?

1 week ago | thred.com | Flo Bellinger

When London’s green sanctuaries become private playgrounds, who truly holds the key to public space? Last month, Brockwell Park underwent its annual transformation from local haven to festival fortress. Surrounded by temporary fencing and housing a swathe of stages and food vans, tens of thousands prepared to descend on the park over a series of weekends.
Is London about to legalise cannabis?

1 week ago | thred.com | Flo Bellinger

A new report backed by the Mayor of London calls for some cannabis possession to be decriminalised in the capital. Sadiq Khan is supporting calls for the partial decriminalisation of cannabis in the UK capital, following a study by the independent London Drugs Commission (LDC). According to reports by the LDC, the global policing of drug usage – particularly cannabis, which remains the most contentious substance when it comes to international legislation – are causing more harm than good.
US opts out of signing landmark pandemic agreement

1 week ago | thred.com | Anyaa Shrii Kumar

In the official White House statement, it was also stated that WHO continued to ‘demand unfairly onerous payments from the US’ which were disproportionate from other nations’ payments. It then used China’s huge population but lack of contributions to the organisation as an example. During first under negotiations, there was already strong opposition from Republican governors and conservative groups who argued it would compromise US sovereignty.