Armed with social media, Zimbabwean youth fight coronavirus 'infodemic'Zimbabwean volunteers are going online to stop the spread of COVID-19 misinformation |
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'My world stopped spinning' - life on hold for millions of Philippine migrant workersOverseas Filipino workers are losing jobs over COVID-19, slashing remittances that account for nearly 10% of the country's GDP |
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Brands urged to stop sourcing from China's Xinjiang over forced labour fearsMajor retailers from Adidas to Amazon asked to reconsider Chinese supply chains for risk of slave labour involving ethnic Uighurs |
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Mothers across U.S. stand up to federal agents at anti-racism protests'Wall of Moms' groups in a number of cities are working to protect anti-racism protesters |
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INTERVIEW-Climate fund head seeks green turning point from virus crisisStimulus spending plans are key to a climate-friendly recovery after the coronavirus pandemic |
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Brazil's Black rights movement grapples with hostile officialBrazil's quilombolas, the descendants of African slaves, fear official will block their rights to the land they inhabit |
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Gay, Black and fast: Olympic hopeful swims against tide of homophobia in Jamaica'Black people don’t swim' – a childhood taunt that made Michael Gunning swim all the faster |
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U.N. report suggests temporary basic income to help world's poorest amid pandemicPayouts could help slow infections by allowing people who would otherwise face starvation to stay at home, said U.N. experts |
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'Milking their misery': Indian state makes returning migrants pay for quarantineMigrant workers returning to India from Gulf nations say Telangana’s COVID-19 quarantine fee will drive them deeper into debt |
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Signs of farm 'revolution' in India as coronavirus prompts changeFarmers are turning to machines to plant their fields, cutting water use but threatening jobs |
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Pandemic hit women's sport much more than men's - UK parliamentary reportCoronavirus-related cancellations of major events threatens to undo work to bring women's sport to the forefront, said parliamentarians |
OPINION: OutRage! campaigned for more than equal rights, it wanted to transform societyLGBT+ activists should fight for emancipation, not equality and assimilation |
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