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Honduras lifts ban on emergency contraception pill

Honduras lifts ban on emergency contraception pill

In a major win for reproductive rights, Honduras’ first female president has just lifted the country’s near-total ban on the morning-after pill.  Last November, President Xiomara Castro relaxed Honduras’ complete prohibition- the only country in the world with a blanket ban- however only in cases of rape. The executive order was signed in time to celebrate International Women’s Day and reversed a ban that had been in place since 2009 in...

By Oxford, UK
Bermuda is on a mission to expand its marine conservation laws

Bermuda is on a mission to expand its marine conservation laws

Through consultation with residents and local fishermen, Bermuda is looking to expand its ocean conservation efforts. Named The Blue Prosperity Plan, the project will attract global investors to its Blue Economic Zone in exchange for protecting its vibrant marine habitats. The island of Bermuda is often referred to as the ‘jewel of the Atlantic,’ and for good reason. Though commonly mistaken as part of the Caribbean, Bermuda is located in complete...

By London, UK
What you should know about F1’s environmental impact

What you should know about F1’s environmental impact

Many around the world love the thrill that comes with Formula 1. However, its environmental impact should keep you on the edge of your seat as much as any racing. With a rich history dating back to the 1950s, Formula 1 (F1) is one of the world’s most prestigious motorsports. Typically held over a period of nine months, there are 24 races taking place worldwide in this year’s 2023...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia