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Saturday, January 30

The stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors.

‘Somebody knew’

The epic hunt for one of the world’s most wanted men

How a hunch led an Australian detective to a man who had “slipped into the fog” and stayed hidden for more than 20 years. GQ

Grey matter

Protect your brain from dementia

Neurosurgeon Sanjay Gupta says practising these five daily habits in midlife will save you. The Times and The Sunday Times

Better you

Start by ditching self-judgement

Three health experts — including a psychologist and a doctor — on the habits they’re prioritising this year. The Age

Cool solutions

Beat the heat with these switches

Key changes you can make to your home that could help you weather the highs and lows of summer — and even save you some money. ABC News

Health

What your sleep problems reveal

Can’t sleep? Feel restless? Wake up in the night? Here’s why and what to do about it Reader's Digest Australia

Last Word

“	It also made people want to strangle me.”

After growing up in a family that never told lies, Michael Leviton spent decades being off-puttingly truthful — until he had an epiphany. The Atlantic

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They shot him 13 times

Ramón's dad was shot 13 times in broad daylight and left to die after defending his land from powerful palm oil companies. Now, Ramón's mum worries for her son's life. But finally a new law in Europe could hold global companies accountable for such human rights violations and allow people like Ramón to seek justice in European courts! Industry will try to water it down, but we have days to make our voices heard -- sign now to defend people like Ramón and help pass this historic law! Ramón's dad was shot 13 times in broad daylight and left to die after defending his land from powerful palm oil companies. Now, Ramón's mum worries for her son's life. But finally a new law in Europe could hold global companies accountable for such human rights violations and allow people like Ramón to seek justice in European courts! Industry will try to water it down, but we have days to make our voices heard -- sign now to defend people like Ramón and help pass this historic law! Sign now Dear friends, They shot his dad 13 times across his entire body, and left him to die. Ramón's father, who was defending his family's land in Colombia's rainforest from powerful palm oil companies, was murdered in broad daylight. Now Ramón's mum worries for her son's life. At the same time, companies across the world are profiting from the murder of environmental defenders like Ramón's dad, importing hundreds of millions of dollars of palm oil that ends up on our supermarket shelves. But finally, a new groundbreaking law in Europe could hold global companies responsible for the human rights and environmental abuses occurring in their supply chains and allow victims to seek justice in European courts! Industry will try to water it down, but the EU has asked to hear the opinions of people from across the world! This is our chance -- let's make this the biggest public consultation ever and help pass this historic law! Once we hit 1 million, we'll deliver it to EU decision makers directly, and via opinion polls and full page ads. Sign now to defend people like Ramón For decades, big corporations have profited from human rights and environmental abuses in their supply chains -- from conflict minerals, to slave labour, and child exploitation. And the very people who are defending our planet are being murdered for profit. As consumers, we can feel powerless -- but this historic law could quite literally change the rules of global business, requiring companies to investigate their supply chains and clean up potential abuses, no matter where they occur. We know big business will try and push back, but there is strong support in the EU Parliament -- and politicians want to hear from us! So, let's flood the public consultation before it closes in days and embolden Europe to pass this historic law. Add your name now and let's stand up for Ramón and countless others on the front lines! Sign now to defend people like Ramón We know the power of our movement. When we came together to support Indigenous leaders in the Amazon defend their land from giant oil corporations in court... they won! Now, this law could help prevent children from being exploited, environmental defenders from being killed, and pristine rainforests from being cut down. So, let's channel our power again and make it happen.  With hope, Christoph, Sarah, Risalat, Anneke, Nana, Spyro and the rest of the Avaaz team MORE INFORMATION: Ramón's story: Following in my father's footsteps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXsRA2l_LTY We need new laws to stop companies profiting from murder (Global Witness) https://www.globalwitness.org/en/blog/we-need-new-laws-stop-companies-profiting-murder/ 'EU corporate due diligence: new rules, or businesses rule?' (EU Observer) https://euobserver.com/opinion/150187 New human rights laws in 2021, promises EU justice chief (Euractiv) https://www.euractiv.com/section/global-europe/news/new-human-rights-laws-in-2021-promises-eu-justice-chief/ European Commission promises mandatory due diligence legislation in 2021 (Business and Human Rights Resource Centre) https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/european-commission-promises-mandatory-due-diligence-legislation-in-2021

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Good Morning from Apple News

Saturday, January 23

The stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors.

Relationships

‘I had no idea’

From a questionable text to a story that didn’t add up, 12 women reveal how they found out their partners were cheating. Mamamia

Organisation

Three steps to simplify your life

Your unkempt kitchen cabinets and entryway are no match for these pro decluttering tips. Here’s how to get tidy — and stay tidy. Real Simple

New era

What America can expect now

Joe Biden’s presidency has been hailed as a return to “normality” after Donald Trump’s tenure. But what does normal look like after the last four years? The Conversation AU

Hot property

‘From 10th on the list to No. 1’

The new must-have for home buyers as the pandemic drives an exodus from our cities. Plus: the regions where sales are surging. The Australian

‘Missed opportunities’

The chance DNA test that confirmed a lifetime of doubts

Alan Neuss was 40 when he discovered that the man he considered to be his dad was not genetically related to him. The Age

Last Word

“	As soon as I saw the site I thought, ‘You’ve got no chance’.”

James Howells accidentally threw out a bitcoin fortune. He’s offering more than $90 million for permission to dig it up. CNN

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