Migrant workers face cruel summer as COVID-19 batters European tourismAs the coronavirus ravages Europe's tourism industry, the livelihoods of millions of migrant workers are at risk |
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South Korea nightclub coronavirus outbreak shines light on LGBT+ protectionLGBT+ community hopes the government's coronavirus action will lead to wider discussion about protection for LGBT+ people |
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Global push urged for COVID-19 vaccine could help climate tooBuilding the international cooperation needed to swiftly create and distribute a coronavirus vaccine could help with other threats too |
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UK gangs could recruit more child drug mules as lockdown liftsBritain’s crime agency says county lines gangs could use more children to transport drugs as lockdown easing boosts business |
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Aid workers race to stop coronavirus spreading in world's largest refugee campAt least three Rohingya refugees have been tested positive for the coronavirus in the last two days |
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African countries get new tool to predict climate-related disastersMost African countries have lacked good forecasting methods as weather becomes increasingly extreme |
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Robot dog to noodle hats: eight quirky ways cities are encouraging distancingNovelty hats and panda toys are among the unusual tools used to reinforce distancing rules in crowded cities |
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Mexico sees deadliest year for LGBT+ people in five yearsIn 2019, 117 lesbian, gay, bi and trans people were killed in Mexico |
OPINION: How can we protect refugees during the COVID-19 crisis?Social distancing and hand washing are hard for migrants and refugees in overcrowded conditions - what can be done to help? |
OPINION: The UK has a crucial role to play supporting LGBT+ people globallyOn International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia and Interphobia (IDAHOBIT) all governments should remember their role in limiting the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic on LGBT+ people |
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