Global Nonprofit that Trains African Prisoners to Become Lawyers is Featured on 60 Minutes
Justice Defenders trains people in nearly 50 prisons in Kenya and Uganda to become paralegals and lawyers to provide legal services.
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Assisted Dying is Rapidly Becoming Legal and Accepted - Currently in 11 Countries and 10 US States
Call it medically-assisted suicide or the right to die, the West is gradually releasing individuals to make the call on the end of their life
Architecture Built 1,000 Years Ago to Catch Rain is Being Revived to Save India's Parched Villages
Many ancient sites are restored for cultural and tourism purposes, but the ancient stepwells of India can also help fight drought.
Refugees in Cameroon Have Turned a Treeless Desert Camp Into a Thriving Forest - LOOK
The Lutheran World Federation and UNHCR empowered refugees to transform their desert Cameroon camp into a thriving young forest.
World's Longest Undersea Cable to Send Clean Energy From Morocco to the UK - Powering 7 Million Homes
The Xlinks Morocco-UK Power Project will run clean energy from Morocco to England and costs 16 billion pounds.
Largest Anglo-Saxon Gold Coin Hoard Discovered in English Field
The largest Anglo-Saxon gold hoard ever discovered has been declared treasure, and reveals the wealth of East Anglia during the 7th century.
To Cut Religious Tension Bangladesh is Removing Islam as State Religion, Embracing Original Secular Constitution
Bangladesh is returning to its origin as a secular liberal state with an amendment to remove Islam as the state religion.
Amateurs Claim to be 'On the Verge' of Uncovering Long Lost Treasure Horde Worth Over $20 Billion
The alleged Lemminkäinen Hoard in Finland is on the verge of being uncovered by amateur treasure hunters. It could be worth $20 billion.
A 15 Million-Acre Protected Superhighway Near Galapagos Was Just Created to Preserve Marine Life
Ecuador announced at COP 26 an expansion of the marine protections around the Galápagos Islands by 23,000 sq-miles—nearly 15 million acres.
Solar Family Car Pioneered in Holland
Students at the University of Eindhoven in the Netherlands say they have created the world's first solar-paneled family sedan. The futuristic looking car seats four and can drive 370 miles before needing to recharge (600km).
Luxembourg Becomes the First European Country to Legalize Growing and Consuming Cannabis
Luxembourg becomes the first European country to allow citizens to grow and consume their own cannabis, and to carry on their person
French Farmers Growing Zero-Emission Tropical Produce in France - Producing Heat Without the Smoke
Removing the need for importation and those CO2 emissions, a French grower, Les Arts Verts, grows tropical fruit like mangos in greenhouses.
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