Greta Thunberg says coronavirus shows world can 'act fast' on crisesClimate activist Greta Thunberg says swift and far-ranging economic and social shifts being brought in to stem the coronavirus pandemic shows rapid action needed to curb climate change is also possible |
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From flowers to incense, India's temple economy hit by coronavirusCOVID-19 shutdown jeopardises livelihoods of tens of thousands of people selling everything from oil lamps to images of Hindu gods |
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Americans divided as states postpone abortions over coronavirusOfficials in two states have ordered terminations be postponed in order to free up resources to fight coronavirus |
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FEATURE-Fleeing urban gangs, Central Americans seek safety closer to homeCity residents are being forced out by mobs which terrorise impoverished urban districts with extortion, violence and murder |
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Asia's street food hawkers struggle during coronavirus lockdownsCoronavirus clampdowns are 'catastrophic' for street vendors who lead a hand-to-mouth existence, say poverty reduction groups |
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Pandas, slugs and ants hint at shortcut to greener biofuelLearning how some animals digest tough materials efficiently could lead to more climate-smart fuels, Danish researchers say |
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ANALYSIS-As Europe fights coronavirus and climate, is 'green stimulus' the way?Some argue investment into eco-enterprise could revive economies struggling under COID-19 and help transtion to a greener future |
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Brazil eases residency visa requirements for trafficking victimsAuthorities will take into account whether victims have cooperated with efforts to catch their abusers |
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UK companies given break from reporting gender pay gap due coronavirusOfficials lift a requirement for firms to publish details of their pay gap between men and women during the COVID-19 outbreak |
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Australia coronavirus lockdown pushes 'safe phones' demand for womenMeasures to curb coronavirus could put women in abusive relationships at greater danger, including in Australia where one in six women is a victim |
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India's 'invisible' trans community struggles as coronavirus shuts life downTransgender people, many of whom live a marginal existence, are expected to be hard hit by the COVID-19 epidemic |
OPINION: COVID-19 and the Rohingya refugee crisisThe first confirmed coronavirus case in Cox’s Bazar exposes how our systems fail the most vulnerable |
OPINION: COVID-19 emergency relief must reach everyone, including minorities and indigenous peoplesIt is our moral obligation to ensure everyone receives aid according to needs and regardless of their status |
OPINION: Coronavirus will silently hit the world’s displaced hardestWhen COVID-19 hits refugee camps and communities affected by conflict, its impact will be swift and devastating |
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