UK urged to stop cotton imports made in Chinese 'prison camps'Lawyers say big brands are selling goods made with forced labour in Uighur detention camps |
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Migrants send billions to relatives in poor nations each year. Here's what you need to knowRemittances - money sent home from relatives working overseas - play a crucial role in reducing global poverty and hunger |
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Life after lockdown: Cities around the world roll out their reopening plansMany cities are tentatively preparing to ease coronavirus lockdowns - but doing so will be a tricky balancing act. Here's what different cities have planned, from Bogota to Berlin. |
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Dinner on a doorstep: reaching the Middle East's vulnerable in lockdown RamadanFrom bicycles to doorstep dinners, Arabs are finding new ways to help the most vulnerable during Ramadan with gatherings banned due to coronavirus |
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Female prisoners in Mexico make health worker dolls to fund familiesWomen in Mexican jails are making doctor and nurses dolls wearing facemasks to raise funds during the coronavirus pandemic |
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African dance hit 'Pata Pata' gets reboot for coronavirusMiriam Makeba’s famous song is being re-released with new lyrics about disease prevention |
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Bogota's supermarkets become safe spaces for women to report abuseWomen facing domestic violence in Colombia’s capital can seek help in supermarkets and pharmacies as abuse rises under lockdown |
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Old and wrinkled tulip growers: face of hope in Georgia's coronavirusCovid-19 lockdown left two Georgian farmers unable to sell their tulips, but others stepped in to help |
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Climate activists to emerge stronger from coronavirus crisis, says Greta ThunbergThe COVID-19 pandemic has forced campaigning online, but school strikers have not lost hope and will continue to push hard for green change, says Swedish teenager |
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Mexican crime gangs branching into illegal logging, researchers warnYoung men from in northern Mexico kidnapped and forced to work in the logging sector, researchers find |
OPINION: The ostensible signs of exploitation and human trafficking in Netflix series ‘Tiger King’ warrant a closer lookJoe Exotic and Doc Antle share key signs with countless exploiters and traffickers, including under-compensation, emotional abuse, and predatory behavior |
OPINION: Rapid behavior change: A COVID-19 lesson for the climate crisis?We're changing what we do quickly to respond to the pandemic - could we do the same to respond to climate threats? |
OPINION: On Earth Day, it's time to recover our insurgent roots and retool the worldNow, more than ever, we need an interconnected movement for the health of our Earth, families and economy |
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