Uganda women fear food shortages will make coronavirus and HIV a deadly mixHIV-positive women in Uganda fear for their health as food shortages leave them unable to take medication |
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Will pandemic push humans into a healthier relationship with nature?Coronavirus has delayed key global agreements to protect oceans, forests and their native species - but may lead to a better understanding of the need to safeguard nature |
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Money tree? Data reward apps court coronavirus-hit usersStart-ups are offering to pay users for their data but critics warn of privacy risks |
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'Happily ever after' eludes Taiwan, a year after Asia's first gay marriagesGay people in Taiwan can still only marry foreigners from countries where same-sex marriage is legal |
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Actress Salma Hayek launches campaign to fight domestic violence under coronavirus lockdownCalls to domestic violence hotlines around the world have risen significantly as women are stuck at home under lockdown |
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Plight of Filipino maids in Lebanon raises concerns over stranded workersHEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/LEBANON-WORKERS:Plight of Filipino maids in Lebanon raises concerns over stranded workers |
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Pandemic may reverse human development for first time in 30 years, UN saysThe coronavirus outbreak has hit health, education and income around the world, and is expected to cause development levels to fall this year, especially in poor nations |
OPINION: Even in lockdown, cities lead the way on global LGBT+ equalityThe world’s cities are in the frontline of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Will support for LGBT+ equality be put on the back burner – or worse? |
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