'No time': Latin America's slum dwellers lead coronavirus battleHighly vulnerable to coronavirus, residents of favelas across Latin America are working together to fill gaps in government aid |
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Could a space congestion charge clear up junk-ridden skies?Taxing satellite operators for orbit use could help rid space of debris |
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Closed bathrooms afflict U.S. homeless in coronavirus lockdownU.S. lockdown closures leave hundreds of thousands of rough sleepers without access to soap and water, putting them at increased risk of infection, advocates say |
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As lockdown clears the air, Cairo looks to keep pollution lowExpanded public transit, cleaner fuels and more shared bicycles could help preserve coronavirus-era gains, officials say |
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As Chinese authorities expand use of health tracking apps, privacy concerns growOne city has proposed giving each resident a health score based on their medical records and lifestyle habits |
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Costa Rica allows same-sex marriages in a first for Central AmericaCosta Rica becomes first Central American country to introduce same-sex marriage |
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Rural migrants suffer most amid China's unemployment miseryThere are an estimated 280 million rural migrant workers in China among the hardest-hit by the economic impact of the coronavirus |
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Child labour, marriages on rise in Yemen as COVID spreads-UN agencyU.N. refugee agency sounds alarm over "potential breaking point" as pandemic exacerbates world's biggest humanitarian crisis |
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Philippine leader answers call of workers begging to go homeThousands of Filipino crew are stuck on ships still awaiting coronavirus tests, many no longer receiving salaries and already having met conditions for release |
OPINION: Healthy lives depend on a healthy planetAfter the COVID-19 pandemic, people deserve a green recovery that improves their life chances |
In the face of COVID-19, informal housing markets can make or break a recoveryTaking action now will help ensure the survival of informal housing markets that are so crucial to economic recovery |
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