Murders of women in Mexico rise amid fears of lockdown violenceAlmost 1,000 women were murdered in Mexico in the first three months of this year, showing a spike in violence that combined with coronavirus lockdown measures, advocates say, puts women in double jeopardy |
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'Should I buy a mask or food?' - South Asia's poor face stark choiceRules making people wear masks in public are hitting the poor hardest and exposing deep inequalities |
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Environment ministers seek fair, green coronavirus recoveryOfficials from 30 countries discuss how to tackle climate change and inequality when the world bounces back from COVID-19 |
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Pakistan's younger women riding a digital wave in drive for better jobsWomen represent only 14% of the IT workforce in Pakistan but a growing number of organisations want to help women crack the traditionally male domain |
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One in three Americans found losing work, income due to coronavirusAmericans, particularly low-income earners, report losing jobs due to pandemic but most are optimistic about getting them back |
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'We're even more isolated now': In a Syrian refugee camp, a lockdown RamadanBeing surrounded by community and breaking bread together is at the heart of our Ramadan traditions and now that's gone |
OPINION: COVID-19 poses new risks to India’s enslaved waste pickersIndian waste pickers are struggling to obtain information or equipment to inform and protect them during the coronavirus pandemic |
OPINION: Keep cities moving during the global COVID-19 pandemicThese four urban transportation strategies can mitigate hardship caused by coronavirus and future pandemics |
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