U.S. black domestic workers fear losing homes after losing jobsU.S. black domestic workers fear losing homes after losing jobs More than two-thirds have lost their jobs or seen their hours cut, said a survey of 811 black immigrant workers in Florida, New York and Massachusetts |
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Post-lockdown recovery up in flames for Tunisia market vendorsSellers in the second-hand market in Tunis were already suffering low sales and lost income when a fire destroyed their stalls |
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Kuwait and Bahrain urged to abandon 'highly invasive' coronavirus appsCovid-19 contact tracing apps collecting GPS location data excessively intrusive says Amnesty International |
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Families sleep in water lines as drought grips Zimbabwe's BulawayoWith water running in pipes one day a week at best and dams low, finding water has become a struggle in Zimbabwe's drought-hit second city |
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Trans documentary 'Disclosure' debuts in wake of landmark U.S. LGBT+ rulingLaverne Cox, Lilly Wachowski talk about new Netflix documentary "Disclosure" |
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Red Cross fears coronavirus spreading silently in Somalia's displaced campsSome 2.6 million people live in camps where it is hard to maintain a safe distance and wash hands regularly |
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World's poor 'will pay price', charities say as UK scraps aid departmentAid agencies say merger will set back efforts to tackle global coronavirus pandemic |
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Green plates for green cars: Britain boosts zero-emission transportDistinctive new number plates could help drivers access cheaper parking and emissions charge exemptions |
OPINION: Black Lives Matter and the UK's anti-trafficking sectorAmid the global anti-racism protests, representation in the UK anti-trafficking sector is still severely skewed and must transform bottom-up |
OPINION: Black people should be born with a fair chanceWhen Black Lives Matter is a parade like Pride, not a protest, that will be a proud day for society |
Irregular water supply and COVID-19 are a bad combinationEnsuring more people at risk have a steady supply of water could help with the pandemic - and other threats |
OPINION: We must invest in cities for a stronger global economyThe coronavirus has laid bare the weaknesses in our economic and social systems, particularly in the world's cities |
OPINION: What lessons can be learned from the UK’s largest modern slavery case?Despite progress following the Operation Fort case, challenges remain to combat forced labour in Britain amid COVID-19 and a looming recession |
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