COVID-19 vaccines raise hope but the 'last mile' challenge loomsTo tame a disease that has killed more than 1.6 million people, billions of vaccine doses must be shipped to people in every corner of the world |
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Third of world's people get no state aid during pandemic - OxfamStudy finds that while rich nations spent $9.8 trillion in aid, low-income countries spent only $42 billion |
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Surveillance technology seen worsening U.S. eviction crisisFirms are using the COVID-19 health emergency to target products to property managers, tenants say |
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Crowdfunding drives wave of UK lawsuits over trans rightsSupporters and sceptics of trans causes in Britain have turned to sites such as CrowdJustice, GoFundMe and Crowdfunder to raise money for lawsuits |
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Code red: UN calls for urgent shift to planet-friendly developmentAs climate change, biodiversity loss and COVID-19 collide, global report argues humans must start paying back their debt to nature |
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COVID-19 will likely widen yawning migrant pay gap - U.N.Migrants were earning up to 42% less than national workers in high-income countries even before the pandemic struck |
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Generation COVID: In 2020, WhatsApp was a lifeline for schoolwork - and solidarity'2020 has forced us to innovate, collaborate and discover resilience we didn't know we had' |
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Egypt fights sexual harassment on the train with commuter campaignThe government-led initiative comes amid a growing debate about sexual harassment and violence in the socially conservative country |
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New Zealand, Britain ease rules on blood donations by gay menBritain swaps abstinence period for gay and bi men to a behaviour-based policy, while New Zealand cuts its waiting period to three months |
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Deaths of homeless hit new record in England and WalesCharities say grim toll should be catalyst for change as homeless deaths rise for fifth year running |
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What are the blood donation rules globally for gay and bisexual men?Calls have grown for bans on gay and bisexual men giving blood to be lifted, as blood supplies come under pressure due to Covid-19 pandemic |
OPINION: How COVID-19 upended informal workers worldwideNew research examines how informal workers have coped during the pandemic, and what can be done to ensure their livelihoods aren’t forgotten |
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