'Music is my refuge' Zambian hit singer raises voice to help people with albinism in pandemicR&B singer John Chiti's latest track, "Corona virus", is about the way people with disabilities have been forgotten during the crisis |
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Fighters and farmers step in to help Beirut after the blastLebanese social enterprises step up to help Beirut blast victims |
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Fear, rumours lead to hundreds of attacks on COVID-19 respondersMore than 600 incidents targeting healthcare workers, patients and facilities have been recorded as coronavirus rumours run wild |
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Coronavirus helps abandoned homes find new owners in Georgia"Lost Eden" project to revive depopulated Georgian countryside gets boost from pandemic, says founder Lesko Charkviani |
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Arts leaders urge Europe to act on Polish LGBT+ rightsMore than 70 leading figures from the arts world have called on Europe to intervene in the row over Poland's LGBT+ community |
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Caribbean indigenous people return to roots as COVID-19 shrinks tourismHard hit by loss of tourism revenue due to the pandemic, indigenous communities in the Caribbean return to traditional roots to survive |
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School closures and inequality: what do the numbers say?From algorithms to a lack of laptops, statistics show Britain's school closures are disproportionately affecting students from low socioeconomic backgrounds |
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LGBT+ conversion therapy survivors share stories on TikTokMore young LGBT+ Americans are sharing their experiences of conversion therapy, discredited practices that tried to force them to become straight |
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Businesses working with slavery survivors in India seek ways to offset COVIDSocial enterprises employing trafficking survivors in India rethink product lines to pay salaries |
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Millions in India face eviction amid coronavirus recovery pushIn the last three years, 22 people were evicted every hour, with only about a fourth being resettled |
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Seeds of doubt: Amazon forest gatherers dread drought and firesResidents of the Middle Juruá Extractive Reserve worry that less rain could decimate livelihoods and leave them at risk of forest fires |
OPINION: Attacks against humanitarian workers must stopUnprecedented rates of attacks against aid workers, restrictions linked to COVID-19, and counter-terrorism laws are making delivering aid harder than ever. |
OPINION: Why consumers’ data is more compromised than they thinkInfringements on the right to privacy should be treated the same way as infringements on other rights |
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