African innovators tackle coronavirus with drones and phones

As job losses mount and incomes plunge due to coronavirus lockdowns and border closures, entrepreneurs are developing ideas to tackle the pandemic

Don't forget us in coronavirus battle, say businesses in India's Dharavi slum

Silence has descended on Mumbai's Dharavi slum but workers fear a long-term hit to their income


Pakistan's tree-planting push has a sweetener: more honey

Beekeepers reap a dividend from the government's programme to expand forests, as honey production rises


Brazil shocked by woman held as a slave for years at family mansion

Former executive at Avon was found to have kept a domestic worker in slavery-like conditions


Climate woes growing for women, hit worst by displacement and migration

Extreme weather and rising seas are increasing the burden of work, ill-health and violence faced by women who are forced to leave home or left behind as menfolk seek jobs elsewhere


Kenya orders probe into rise in violence against women and girls during pandemic

'If the family is under attack, the State is under attack' said Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta


Curb climate change, protect environment to prevent future pandemics, countries told

Study finds rising demand for animal protein, resource extraction and intensive farming will bring more zoonotic diseases


No work and little savings, Nepal's Sherpa widows face uphill battle

The women who guide foreign trekkers said they had not made any money after Nepal closed its mountains and trekking spots


Trans anger as J.K. Rowling compares hormone treatment to gay conversion therapy

Latest comment reignites row with trans rights campaigners, who have criticised author’s stance on transgender issue in recent weeks


Coronavirus lockdowns seen increasing HIV risk to women and girls

A global shift towards stemming coronavirus has silenced the fight against HIV for vulnerable groups like young women


Britain urged to make 'revenge porn' threats a crime

Leading domestic abuse charity says the change could stop more victims having intimate images shared online


Opinion

OPINION: Rethinking housing policies for the post COVID-19 world

Planners should use the coronavirus pandemic to invest in fairer, more inclusive and resilient housing



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