Global :60 - Classroom inequality, Cecil killer not charged, and Nepal faces fuel shortage
263 views · Published 13 October 2015 · 1:13 · Indexed 14 November 2026
Channel: Global Citizen · 2015 · Nonprofits & Activism
The news you need to know, fast: A new United Nations report shows that less than half of the world’s countries have equal numbers of girls and boys in school. Zimbabwe has decided not to charge the American dentist who hunted and killed Cecil the lion. And in Nepal, a fuel shortage is threatening relief efforts aimed at rebuilding communities devastated by the earthquake earlier this year.
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