'Emergency' for millions as coronavirus severs remittance lifelineStrict curfews, lockdowns and travel bans enforced in the wake of COVID-19 decimate jobs and slash remittances |
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LGBT+ 'gaymers' in Mexico escape coronavirus lockdown with virtual football tournamentCan LGBT+ gaming help fight homophobia in Mexico? |
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Virus-hit rich nations urged to keep climate-finance promises to poorAmid fears some states could step back from funding pledges as coronavirus strains budgets, Germany appeals for international solidarity |
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Uzbekistan ends plight of thousands of stateless people with landmark lawUzbekistan, home to one of the largest stateless populations in the world, now allows stateless people to become citizens |
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'Do the right thing': Pandemic puts workers' rights on ethical investor hitlistCompanies are facing greater scrutiny over the way they treat their staff |
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Sudan makes female genital cutting a crime in 'new era' for women's rightsSudan says those perform female genital mutilation will face three years in jail |
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West African countries on alert for child labor spike due to coronavirusChildren are at risk in Ivory Coast and Ghana because it is cocoa harvest season and schools are closed |
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Under the cover of lockdown, illegal logging surges in TunisiaThere have been more than 200 forest code violations in the past month - ten times the number in the same period last year |
OPINION: Rebuilding a more resilient planetCOVID-19 shows us how human health, access to food, a healthy planet, gender equality and democracy are inextricably connected |
OPINION: Hunger amid plenty: how to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on the world’s most vulnerable peopleWe must ensure that people can access basic food supplies, but also that they have money to purchase them |
OPINION: Coronavirus, resilience, and food security: how can trade policy help?Pandemic highlights trade policy frameworks' need for adjustment to withstand the food system shocks that climate change will bring. |
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