On India's COVID-19 frontline, female health workers push for fair payIndia’s rural health workers take home about 4,000 rupees ($54) a month on average despite new coronavirus responsibilities |
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U.N. chief warns India over 'bad economics' of coalContinuing coal investment is creating a "human disaster," U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres tells India's leaders |
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Renewed tensions over commercial farming on Ugandan abandoned landThousands of families say they have been displaced from their homes to make way for commercial farms |
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Iranian musician faces jail over women dancers and singersIranian musician Mehdi Rajabian is on house arrest for including women in his performances, the latest arrest over his music |
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COVID-19 in the U.S: When a vaccine is found, who is most likely to be immunised?If you're white, over 75 and insured, you're more likely to get a vaccine |
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As virus curbs ease, Extinction Rebellion climate activists head back to streetsAfter a hiatus, the climate activism movement aims to resume large-scale - but socially distanced - protests |
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Shooting fails to deter Afghan woman on Taliban talks teamThe attack came as the Afghan government and the Islamist militant group prepared for talks |
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COVID-19 reveals risky life on the buses for Ethiopia's child conductorsIn Ethiopia, underage minibus assistants are among those hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic |
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'Education emergency' as third of world's children lack remote learningChildren in Africa have been most impacted with 49% of children in East and Southern Africa unable to access remote education compared to 38% in South Asia and 34% in East Europe and Central Asia |
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World's first virtual art museum looks beyond 'the white viewer'Conceived by British artist Stuart Semple, the Virtual Online Museum of Art will host masterpieces from renowned museums as well purposely made digital artworks |
OPINION: Forced organ harvesting could be making its way into the UK health systemTrafficked organs and human tissue could be used in medical research and the manufacture of medicines in the UK |
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