Coronavirus cases surge among factory workers in post-lockdown IndiaSome firms are skimping on health and safety as they put business before workers’ rights, union leaders say |
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Chatbots, motorbikes: Southeast Asia HIV centres adapt to coronavirusCoronavirus lockdowns forced HIV centres in Southeast Asia to adapt with measures that have helped those still who face stigma |
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Ecuador's Amazon tribes turn to tech to track COVID-19 casesIndigenous groups in Ecuador’s Amazon launch new dashboard to monitor rising COVID-19 cases |
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Wield the law to stop human traffickers exploiting pandemic, watchdog saysCriminal justice, interrupted globally by the pandemic, needs to be revived to address any potential rise in trafficking, said a high-ranking official at a global security watchdog |
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Students at leading UK university denounce sexual violence in online postsAccounts of rape, sexual violence and harassment at prestigious St Andrews University fuel demands for tougher action on campus abuse |
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Netflix pulls show as Turkey objects to gay characterThe show "If Only" was pulled by Netflix rather than be rewritten to remove a gay character, after Turkey denied it a filming licence |
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Global exam grading algorithm under fire for suspected biasStudents and experts say the formula the International Baccalaureate program used to generate grades may be discriminatory. |
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Online view swap offers a window on a world in lockdownThe Window Swap website offers visitors a chance to look out of other people's windows around the world |
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