Back to work? Not without a check-in app, immunity passportNew technologies to allow a return to work and travel could increase surveillance risks and hurt marginalised populations |
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Netflix stands by film '365 Days' accused of glorifying sex traffickingThe 'erotic drama' has drawn criticism from singer-songwriter Aimee Duffy who said it romanticised abuse |
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Brazil's indigenous seed collectors in demand for forest restorationAn award-winning seed collection network in Brazil's Amazon is improving incomes and food security - and may be cutting prejudice |
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Clock ticks on greener homes as UK seeks jobs and emissions cutsRamping up home retrofits in Britain - to make houses more comfortable and cheaper to run - could be a smart way to recover from COVID-19, backers say |
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Indonesia's plan for giant farm kindles 'ecological chaos' concernThe estate, aimed at growing food crops to fill COVID-19-linked shortages, will likely damage more carbon-rich peatland, climate experts warn |
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'Beyond worst nightmares' Argentina's child poverty rate soars amid pandemicThe crisis has hammered Argentina's economy, leaving almost six in 10 children and adolescents below the poverty line |
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LGBT+ Pride activists protest in Paris against racial injusticeWith the official Pride postponed because of COVID-19, organisers held a more political march with some waving 'Black Lives Matter' placards |
OPINION: Reimaging resilient food systems for food security post-COVID and beyondWomen's land rights are at the heart of a reimagined food sytem to withstand the ravages of disasters and pandemic |
First summit of global development banks must deliver on ending fossil fuel financeGovernments worldwide plan to produce 120% more oil, gas and coal by 2030 than is compatible with 1.5C warming limit - supported by huge volumes of public money |
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