Bogota's second lockdown: normality for some; hunger for the restAs Colombia's capital locks down again, slum dwellers go hungry |
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Widow of Bangladeshi ship-breaking worker free to sue UK-based firmLawyers say case could make companies think twice about dangerous conditions in ship-breaking industry |
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Toppled slave trader's statue replaced by Black protester in EnglandA sculpture of a Black woman protester has been erected in place of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol |
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Fashion brands like Boohoo urged to help UK suppliers address labour abusesBritish retailers must support factories in Leicester to improve working conditions, advocates say |
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Privatisation 'wave' hurts poor as pandemic heightens risksCountries trying to boost economic growth are privatising land and other resources, uprooting rural and indigenous communities |
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Moroccan 'revenge porn' victims smash taboos by speaking outMoroccan 'revenge porn' victims smash taboos by speaking out |
OPINION: Here’s what will happen if the richest nations don’t protect the poorest from the pandemicUnless the international community acts to support poor countries now we should be prepared for human tragedies far more brutal than the direct health impacts of the coronavirus |
Tales of local resilience on the frontlines of COVID and climate changeMigrant workers and slumdwellers have received little official help during the pandemic, but are finding their own ways to cope |
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