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Tesla ordered to pay €118 million to ex-employee over racism claims

A former Tesla freight elevator operator suffered racists slurs at work. He's now won a case against the company of the world's third-richest man.

05/10/2021

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Indigenous rally ahead of Brazil land rights ruling

Thousands of Indigenous Brazilians from more than 170 ethnic groups demonstrated in Brasilia, ahead of the Supreme Court's landmark ruling on land rights.

26/08/2021

United Kingdom

Scottish islands to teach every school pupil in Gaelic

A ‘Gaelic First’ policy has been introduced to help boost the language in the Outer Hebrides where it is spoken by 52% of residents.

23/01/2020

World News

When was homosexuality legalised in European countries?

Germany celebrated this week 25 years of having decriminalised homosexuality. Euronews takes a look at homosexuality laws across other many European countries.

14/06/2019

World News

Which European countries have the best and worst LGBT rights?

A new index says law and policy advances on LGBT rights have slowed down across Europe.

14/05/2018

World News

Celebrations as Australia allows same-sex marriage

Only four MPs voted against the move.

07/12/2017

USA

Playboy's first transgender centrefold as magazine honours Hugh Hefner

Ines Rau is the first transgender model to feature on the men's magazine's centre pages.

20/10/2017

Myanmar

UN fears further exodus of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar into Bangladesh

The United Nations says it is braced for a further exodus of Muslim Rohingya refugees from Myanmar into Bangladesh.

06/10/2017

Serbia

Serbia's lesbian PM joins Belgrade Pride Parade

Campaigners have described the event as a test of the conservative Balkan state's rights record as it seeks to join the European Union.

17/09/2017

Myanmar

Rohingyas flee Myanmar, saying army torched their homes

More than 2,600 houses have been burned down in Rohingya-majority areas of Myanmar’s northwest in the last week, the government said

02/09/2017

USA

Hundreds arrested as US police protests continue

Hundreds of people have been arrested in the US following fresh protests against the recent killings of two black men by police.

10/07/2016

Afghanistan

Thousands march through Kabul

Protesters have climbed barricades and thrown stones in a pipeline protest some say poses a major challenge to the Afghan government

16/05/2016

World News

Southeast Asia too has desperate migrants drowning in unfriendly waters

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Roma and racism

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Australia: Dreamtime in Down Town

13/06/2012

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Aboriginal souls in an age of modernity

13/06/2012

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