In Africa and Asia, coronavirus myths put most vulnerable at riskRumours could fuel the spread of the virus among people in remote areas, with no internet access, and with little education |
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Coronavirus could cut costs in world's most expensive citiesSome analysts say housing prices will drop in cities as a result of coronavirus outbreak |
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Risk of online sex trolling rises as coronavirus prompts home workingRemote working amid coronavirus outbreak gives abusers new ways to target people online |
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Coronavirus disruption fears delay decision over .org domainThe proposed sale of .org internet domain has prompted opposition from hundreds of organisations |
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Coronavirus compensation promised to poor workers in IndiaUttar Pradesh state becomes the first in India to introduce online payments to poor workers affected by coronavirus |
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Coronavirus chases the slum dwellers of Latin AmericaSlum dwellers in Latin America's biggest cities risk bearing the brunt of the pandemic due to lost income coupled with dire living conditions |
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Coronavirus lockdown exposes LGBT+ people to family abuse in Middle EastLGBT+ groups are stepping up online and phone support for people trapped in abusive homes or struggling with isolation during coronavirus shutdowns |
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Gay YouTuber takes aim at Indonesia's 'sexual deviant' billAcep Saepudin wants to use his videos to fight lawmakers' efforts to target Indonesia's LGBT+ community |
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Holding back the tide - sea's advance threatens Tunisia's beachesNearly half of Tunisia's sandy beaches are threatened by coastal erosion: bad news for tourism, which accounts for 8% of the country's GDP |
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Namibia's #MeToo movement on the hunt to find and punish sexual predatorsNamibia's #MeToo movement is using social media to track down sexual predators and is also offering support for survivors |
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As climate impacts grow, Afghan clerics offer green guidance in prayersAs it looks for ways to spread environmental messages, Afghanistan has turned to the country's influential imams |
OPINION: Bringing climate justice thinking to the COVID-19 pandemicLike the climate crisis, coronavirus and its spiralling impacts will hit women, the poor and marginalised the hardest - that is not an acceptable trade-off for reducing emissions |
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