As migrant workers struggle for lockdown aid, India seeks to count themIndian states are counting calls on helpline, apps and messages on social media to count migrant workforce during coronavirus lockdown |
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Economic development racking up unpayable debt to nature, researchers warnIndonesia, Brazil, Australia and Mozambique do not have enough suitable land for restoration to balance damage caused by new roads, mines and plantations, study finds |
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Calls in Egypt for censored social media after arrests of TikTok star, belly dancerThere have been calls for Egypt to crack down on racy photos and videos on popular social media apps |
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Medical respite tackles coronavirus 'time bomb' among U.S. homelessRecuperative care programmes for the homeless are filling a key role for overwhelmed U.S. systems dealing with the coronavirus |
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As a 'green stimulus', Pakistan sets virus-idled to work planting treesThe effort shows how funds to help families during the pandemic could also help prepare for the next big threat: climate change |
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Coronavirus to have 'catastrophic' impact on women with domestic abuse up 20%A three month lockdown could result in an additional 15 million cases of domestic abuse globally, says UNFPA |
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'Tiger King' LGBT+ zoo keeper hopes his fame aids gender pronoun debateKelci "Saff" Saffery has identified as male but not transgender since childhood, but was called "she" throughout the Netflix documentary |
OPINION: How will the coronavirus pandemic play out in Africa?With fewer care homes for the elderly and more young people - but also more poverty and crowding - predicting what may happen is difficult |
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