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Indian railways launch plan to protect elephants

By: Inkline 18 Jul 201918 Jul 2019

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The new initiative is live at over 12 elephant corridors.

European zoos celebrate translocation of rhinos to Rwanda

By: Inkline 10 Jul 201911 Jul 2019

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Five eastern black rhinos have been translocated to a national park in Rwanda.

Nigeria to join Africa’s free trade agreement

By: Inkline 3 Jul 2019

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This move seeks to boost trade and economy in the continent.

Botswana decriminalises homosexuality in a landmark move

By: Inkline 26 Jun 2019

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Botswana scrapping the colonial era law is a big win for LGBTQ rights in Africa.

Bhutan teachers and doctors to be highest paid civil servants

By: Inkline 19 Jun 201920 Jun 2019

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Bhutan announces salary hike for teachers, doctors and all medical staff.

British supermarket launches packaging-free trial

By: Inkline 11 Jun 201916 Jun 2019

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Waitrose is offering refillable options for various products as part of a ground-breaking trial.

WHO no longer categorises transgender as ‘disorder’

By: Inkline 6 Jun 20196 Jun 2019

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Transgender is not classified under mental or behavioural disorders anymore.

Filipino students required to plant trees to graduate

By: Inkline 30 May 2019

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New Filipino law could lead to planting of 175 million trees each year.

Bangladesh orders two-month ban on fishing to save key species

By: Inkline 22 May 201922 May 2019

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Fishing will now be banned between 20 May and 23 July every year.