Coronavirus curbs seen taking heavy toll on people without internetAs key services shift online due to coronavirus restrictions, low-income people with no access to the web face new hurdles |
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Traffickers could profit when UK eases lockdown, anti-slavery chief warnsTraffickers could capitalise as businesses race to recruit low-paid workers, UK’s anti-slavery chief warns |
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Latest: How cities around the world are lifting coronavirus restrictionsMany cities have tentatively started to ease coronavirus lockdowns - but doing so is a tricky balancing act. Here's what different cities are doing |
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Fears overnight closure of New York subway will push homeless 'into the shadows'Some 2,000 people sleep on New York City subways, which will be closed overnight to disinfect during coronavirus pandemic' |
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Top Egyptian actor goes public about trans sonHesham Selim divided Egyptian opinion with his public support for his son |
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Global charities team up on coronavirus lifeline for social entrepreneursWith many countries living under strict lockdowns, some social entrepreneurs are struggling to keep their businesses afloat |
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Q&A: How Ethiopia's health minister is preparing for coronavirusLia Tadesse, Ethiopia's new health minister, talks to the Thomson Reuters Foundation about the measures being rolled out to keep the country safe |
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As Milan eases lockdown, mayor says 'people are ready' for green changeThe coronavirus pandemic has helped shift attitudes on the need to make the Italian city more climate-smart and resilient, Giuseppe Sala says |
OPINION: Midwives are more important now than ever – let’s help them help usThis International Day of the Midwife, it’s time we helped them help us |
OPINION: Cheap oil is a trapLow prices are a huge threat to efforts to shift the world's energy supply to a greener path and curb climate change |
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