To combat coronavirus, governments step up digital surveillanceAuthorities around the world are using facial recognition, apps and big data to track the spread of COVID-19 and monitor people under quarantine |
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Europe braces for domestic abuse 'perfect storm' amid coronavirus lockdownCharities look for creative ways to protect women trapped in their homes with violent partners during COVID-19 shutdown |
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Indian LGBT+ group launches appeal for sex workers in coronavirus lockdownMany sex workers in Mumbai are single mothers who are struggling to feed their children with the country in lockdown |
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Porn site's free service during coronavirus raises sex trafficking fearsCritics say Pornhub's free content offer is a bid to detract from criticisms its platform hosts victims of sex trafficking |
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Race for space to house vulnerable in coronavirus crisisFrom motels to railway stations, buildings are being rapidly repurposed to house the homeless during the coronavirus lockdown |
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Coronavirus: Can my employer ask me to work for free?Small businesses threatened by COVID-19 are asking staff to work without pay amid layoffs and growing fears of exploitation |
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Netherlands suspects trafficking of Vietnamese minors through asylum centresDutch investigators believe most Vietnamese minors arriving in asylum centres have been trafficked |
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Nespresso finds child labor at three Guatemalan coffee farmsThe Nestle-owned coffee giant said it investigated the abuse and implemented a plan to ward it off in the future |
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ANALYSIS-Fossil-fuel giant Russia tiptoes towards low-carbon futureRussia's first 2050 strategy aims to spark debate over how to green its economy, but critics say it's not ambitious enough |
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S. Africans fear safety divide as coronavirus panic takes hold in citiesA rise in COVID-19 scams, supermarket robberies and domestic violence during lockdowns could hit townships particularly hard |
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To fight coronavirus, distilleries, brewers and monasteries start making hand sanitizerFrom gin distillers to monks, these groups are changing gears and making hand gel for people in need |
OPINION: Coronavirus: Why the third wave could be the deadliestAs dark as coronavirus crisis seems right now, the fact is it could get much worse |
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