Amid coronavirus, God goes online to reach worshippersReligious leaders turn to tech to deliver God's word to millions isolated due to coronavirus pandemic |
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As coronavirus drives climate protests off streets, activists go onlineWith mass street gatherings now unsafe, activists for action on global warming are turning to helping neighbours and campaigning online |
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In Cambodia, I underwent a ceremony to ward off coronavirusAs foreigners like me came under increasing suspicion of carrying the virus, I was told the ceremony would appease locals - and the spirits |
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Dutch sex workers risk trafficking and abuse as coronavirus bitesSex clubs shutting because of COVID-19 will push the industry underground, putting sex workers at higher risk of abuse |
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Privacy fears as India hand stamps suspected coronavirus casesTo help enforce quarantines, those suspected of having coronavirus get hand stamps and are being tracked using their phones and data |
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Refugees in Asia face delays, pushbacks as coronavirus shuts bordersPeople in refugee camps, with few amenities and limited access to healthcare, are some of the hardest hit by the coronavirus outbreak |
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Eviction bans to cash: 7 city initiatives to a fight coronavirus housing crisisAs cities go into lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus, here are seven ways cities are trying to stop a coronavirus housing crisis |
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Gin makers bottle hand sanitiser for vulnerable as coronavirus spreadsDistilleries have started producing sanitisers to help people protect themselves from COVID-19 amid shortages fuelled by panic-buying |
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'My hands are my tractor': Urban gardens take root in JohannesburgJohannesburg is turning from a city known for crime and rapid urbanisation to one where urban farmers grow food to feed families and neighbours |
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Climate shocks in just one country could disrupt global food supplyA study looked at how severe drought could hit U.S. wheat harvests - and ripple around the world, driving up food prices |
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Online videos and hotlines help refugees cope with Italy's coronavirus lockdownThe campaign to help Italy's more than 300,000 refugees have published informational videos online in 32 languages |
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