Calls to support black trans women rise amid U.S. protestsProtests over the killing of George Floyd also need to address transgender deaths, activists say |
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Top brands probe 'union-busting' as virus spurs sackings at factories in AsiaMultinationals including BMW, Primark and Zara investigating reports that suppliers are using coronavirus as an excuse to fire union workers |
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No water or work: Climate stress pushes Indian delta-dwellers to the edgeAs destructive storms hit the Sundarbans more often and rising sea levels shrink islands, villagers say their problems are multiplying fast |
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British scientists bypass drug giants to sell potential coronavirus vaccineIn the global race to find a COVID-19 vaccination, a new social enterprise wants to ensure the world’s poorest are not left behind |
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Mind the gap: Affordable internet vital for coronavirus recoveryAs lockdowns lift but social-distancing rules remain, more services and businesses will continue to go digital |
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Race protests spark calls for Arab states to end 'exploitative' migrant worker systemActivists in the Middle East renew calls to end the kafala system that subjects African and Asian migrant workers to racism. |
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Toppling of UK statue fuels debate on monuments to slave tradersThe toppling of the statue of Edward Colston has fuelled a global debate of whether to remove or keep monuments to slave traders |
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As warming risks rise, Boston pastor sees need to spur 'climate justice'Minority communities face greater threats from a heating planet - and resources and policy shifts will be needed to overcome them |
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'Hunger is worse than corona': Sudanese demand end to lockdown amid economic woesAfter nearly two months of restrictions, Sudan faces growing demands to end the lockdown from a population mired in poverty |
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Black, minority Britons hit hardest by COVID job losses, researchers sayResearchers have found that Black, Asian and minority ethnic people in Britain face both higher risk of job loss and higher health risks amid coronavirus |
OPINION: Racism seeks to drive us apart but there are rays of hopeBitter racism has poisoned minds and institutions. Unions like the Commonwealth can bring “a touch of healing” to our sick world. |
OPINION: The Pride season is not a party, but a fight for justiceMany LGBT+ people are suffering disproportionately in the pandemic, so our fight this Pride season needs to be for them |
OPINION: Why have so many ethnic minority health workers died in Britain?We should praise the heroic work of health workers battling COVID-19 but not assume they are immune from discrimination |
OPINION: 'Sanctuary': protecting our planet must become the new normalFor World Ocean Day 2020, we release the documentary 'Sanctuary' - the story of a fight for a better planet for us all |
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