Kashmir internet blackouts hinder health services, contact tracingA recent six-day shutdown, including three days of no mobile access, made it difficult to treat patients and track the virus |
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The lost summer: Scotland's ethical tourism firms fear for survivalScotland fears for the future of its unique manually operated turntable ferry as the coronavirus ends holiday plans for the summer |
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As lockdown fuels domestic abuse, social media users fight backAs coronavirus curbs trap victims under the same roof as abusers, charities, celebrities and ordinary social media users are helping raise awareness online |
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Pests in a pandemic? India's plant doctors will see you online nowDuring coronavirus lockdown, Indian farmers have been able to join 'e-clinics' to get a diagnosis of problems plaguing their crops, helping limit the damage |
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Women's jobs at risk in Latin America in coronavirus crisisAs women in Latin America dominate the low-paid and informal sectors, experts say they will bear the brunt of job losses due to the coronavirus crisis |
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'Panic' as Hungarian parliament bans trans people from changing gender on IDsThe ruling Fidesz party voted to prevent transgender and intersex people from changing the sex on their birth certificates |
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Heavy rains in India and Bangladesh as cyclone bears downRescue teams are evacuating millions of villagers away from coastal areas and into shelters, in an operation complicated by the coronavirus pandemic |
OPINION: The world needs new laws to end modern slavery in supply chainsLabour abuses disclosed by Tesco are common in the retail sector, but few companies have shown they are serious about eradicating exploitation |
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