Brazil indigenous community banishes miners to cut coronavirus riskForest invaders have agreed with the Amazon community to pause operations, protecting the health of both |
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EXPERT VIEWS: How coronavirus is affecting abortion accessWhat experts from sexual health organisations and rights groups are saying about how COVID-19 is affecting sexual healthcare - and what should be done about it |
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Thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers ordered home as factories stay closedLow-paid workers are losing out on work as the COVID-19 pandemic hammers the economy |
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Elton John launches fund for HIV/AIDS work amid coronavirusThe pop singer said he will fund solutions for people facing barriers to HIV or AIDS care due to the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Residents take coronavirus surveillance into their own handsAmid coronavirus lockdowns, some people are recording and reporting others who they suspect of breaking the rules |
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Calls mount to lift bans on gay men giving blood amid coronavirusThe pandemic is driving fresh scrutiny of rules which bar many sexually active LGBT+ men from donating blood |
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Greece quarantines second migrant camp after COVID-19 case confirmedThe latest case spurred fears that cornavirus could quickly spread in squalid, crowded camps holding thousands of refugees and migrants |
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Cyclone pounds Vanuatu, levelling buildings, amid virus shutdownTravel restrictions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus - yet to be reported in Vanuatu - are hampering aid after the powerful storm |
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Malta locks down migrants camp, puts 1,000 in quarantine after COVID clusterThe camp in the south of Malta has been surrounded by police and army trucks to ensure compliance following an outbreak of COVID-19 |
OPINION: Central banks must target a green recovery after coronavirusHuge finance injections must help to create a different kind of economy - one that is more stable and sustainable |
OPINION: Land seizures and COVID-19: the twin threats to Brazil’s indigenous peoplesAs indigenous groups lock down in villages, trespassers are taking advantage of their absence to steal their land |
OPINION: Women shoulder most of the extra work because of COVID-19In the spirit of solidarity this pandemic demands of us, we need to find ways to give women a break |
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