Dutch sex worker sets up crowdfunding page as coronavirus closes brothelsWith the brothels until at least April 6, many of the women will be left with no income |
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In slums and windowless apartments, Asia's poor bear brunt of coronavirusMillions of people in Asia are at heightened risk of contracting COVID-19 due to inadequate living conditions |
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How coronavirus is affecting the world's most vulnerableAs the coronavirus pummels the globe, relief organisations say the outbreak is likely to pile onto their difficult work |
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Transgender pastor defies court to conduct same-sex marriages in Hong KongFilipino Marrz Balaoro was arrested in 2017 for holding ceremonies in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Straight (LGBTS) Christian Church which he founded in 2014 |
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Indian court backs slavery survivors in compensation fightLess than 1% of India's trafficking survivors get government-funded compensation for victims |
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Coronavirus creating solar industry 'crisis' - US trade groupFallout from the pandemic has impacted both supply chains and demand in the fast-growing industry |
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Under watch: Indian city workers protest digital surveillanceAn increasing number of municipal workers across India are protesting the linking of surveillance data to performance and salaries |
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Convicted U.S.-Mexico sex traffickers face possible life in prisonThe five men lured Mexican girls and women to the United States with promises of love and marriage but then forced them into sex work |
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Planned Amazon roads could harm economies not just forests, researchers warnPaving roads through the Amazon would result in a loss of $7.6 billion, researchers said |
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'Pragmatic' Asia fast-tracks hi-tech coronavirus solutionsAI-powered technology is being rolled out to help track the outbreak, clean hospitals, deliver supplies and develop vaccines throughout the continent |
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Reporting off the grid: my visit to a tribe in Brazil's AmazonHow the Thomson Reuters Foundation got a rare invitation to visit the Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau tribe - who only came into contact with outsiders 40 years ago |
OPINION: One year after Mozambique cyclones, local crisis needs global climate actionWithout a strong international response to climate change, people's efforts to get back on their feet after disasters will not keep them safe in future |
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