They say the lunch break is dying – but don’t give up your hour of freedom | Emma Brockes
A long time ago, when I worked in an office, we used to take lunch quite seriously. This meant getting up from our desks, walking on our legs, and eating with another human being for the purposes of chat. Sometimes this even happened outside, or at a restaurant. It seems absurd now. Who has the time to hang out in the middle of the day or drop $20 on a sandwich when you could be sitting at your de
Why disturbing leaks from US gender group WPATH ring alarm bells in the NHS | Hannah Barnes
The medical transitioning of children has become one of the most controversial and polarising issues of our time. For some, it is a medical scandal. For others, life-saving treatment. So, when hundreds of messages were leaked from an internal forum of doctors and mental health workers from the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, it was bound to spark interest. WPATH describes it
US evangelical Christians accused of promoting homophobia in Africa
Christian evangelical groups in the US are attempting a "cultural colonisation" of Africa, opening offices in numerous countries to promote attacks on homosexuality and abortion, according to an investigation by a liberal thinktank. American religious organisations are expanding their operations across the continent, lobbying for conservative policies and laws and fanning homophobia, argues the Bo
Barbenheimer backlash: Warner Bros apologises after its Japan arm complains
Margot Robbie in Barbie and Cillian Murphy in Oppenheimer. The combination of the two very different films as ‘Barbenheimer’ has angered some in Japan. Photograph: AP Margot Robbie in Barbie and Cillian Murphy in Oppenheimer. The combination of the two very different films as ‘Barbenheimer’ has angered some in Japan. Photograph: AP
From ‘get married’ to getting elected – women a record one-third of candidates in Japan poll
A record 181 female candidates will be vying for 125 seats – up 77 from the previous upper house election in 2019 – a trend that has given hope to women campaigning to break the male stranglehold on Japanese politics. Women comprise 33.2% of all candidates, a level close to the government’s target of 35% by 2025. The increase is an apparent attempt by Japan’s political parties to honour a commitme
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