Husband, father, sex worker: As adults, Afghanistan's 'dancing boys' lead double livesThe practice of boys dressing up and dancing at private parties was outlawed over concerns it fostered abuse of young boys by powerful, older men |
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Maze parks to micromarkets: How coronavirus could bring cities closer to homeArchitects are rethinking urban design to let people get the best of city living while staying safe during the next pandemic |
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Rich nations must make pandemic recovery plans green - global investorsWhile some of the world's biggest economies have pledged post-pandemic green recovery, big emitters like China have yet to do so |
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Nomads no more, U.S. 'van lifers' locked down by coronavirusThe community has suddenly found its way of life rendered impossible by a pandemic which has shut off all support |
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As loggers exploit virus, Cambodian forest protectors defy state banAn indigenous network says the government is attempting to stop it monitoring forest loss via patrolling and satellite imagery, just when its work is most needed |
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J.K. Rowling donates to coronavirus victims of domestic violence, homelessJ.K. Rowling donated 1 million pounds to help victims of domestic violence and homeless people affected by the coronavirus |
OPINION: It's time for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treatyAs governments plan COVID-19 economic stimulus, it can't be spent in ways that make us less secure. Here are the rules we need |
OPINION: How COVID-19 puts women’s housing, land, and property rights at riskIt’s time we break down the barriers to women’s access to land and protect women’s rights while the pandemic places them in a precarious situation |
OPINION: Post-corona reconstruction programme: No going backDo we take the world back to where it was before coronavirus came? Or, we redesign the world? Decision is entirely ours |
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