No way back: Indian workers shun city jobs after lockdown ordealAs India re-opens for business, many migrant workers are reluctant to return to work after nightmare ordeals |
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Thailand found failing to log fishermen's complaints of abuse and slaveryCharities fear fishermen are losing out on compensation while exploitative employers avoid punishment |
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First poverty, now pandemic threatens access to electricityFallout from COVID-19 could derail efforts to meet a global goal to provide power to everyone on the planet by 2030, agencies warn |
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Staying close to home this summer? Here's how to have a great staycationCan a long, dull, stay-at-home summer be avoided this year? Yes, but you may need to be creative |
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Mexico walks back campaign against domestic violence after backlashThe Mexican campaign against domestic violence showed images of men and children, but no women, as potential victims, and one woman was shown as an aggressor, sparking criticism that female victims were made invisible |
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Plight of Lebanon's migrant maids spurs coronavirus repatriation pushThe suicide of a Filipino maid has highlighted the desperate situation of thousands of foreign workers in Lebanon left jobless and stranded by the COVID-19 lockdown |
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U.S. towns fear 'devastation' as coronavirus keeps tourists homeWithout the coronavirus pandemic keeping tourists away, entire towns will suffer, say residents and businesses |
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Malaysian wins landmark right to challenge Muslim gay sex banTest case for gay rights as LGBT+ groups fear rising intolerance in mostly Muslim Malaysia |
OPINION: Tolerance of trafficking protects Nigeria’s trade in humansYoung migrants willing to risk hazardous journey in the hope of a better life are often victims of human trafficking and enslavement |
OPINION: Stopping land and policy grabs in the shadow of COVID-19Elites and corporations appear to be using the pandemic as a cover to seize land and push through contested developments |
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