EXCLUSIVE-Aid groups face calls to open up on racism as survey finds data holesAnti-racism activists urge aid groups to improve monitoring and examine workplace cultures |
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Redlining in America: How a history of housing discrimination enduresBlack-owned homes in the United States are worth less than white-owned homes, partly due to a racist zoning policy of the 1930s whose effects are still being felt |
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From children to young men, more than 73,000 are missing, Mexico saysThe disappeared suffer crimes from kidnapping to homicide, but authorities have said some likely are victims of human trafficking |
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Better food for world's poor could hike climate-changing emissionsTo balance the increases, richer countries may need to scale back, flagship UN report suggests |
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Grassroots help for homeless, drug addicts thrives in lockdown S. AfricaWhile some shelters have made headlines for harsh living conditions, others have become unexpected havens for residents |
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'Tax us': World's super-rich call for wealth tax to fund coronavirus reliefA group of 83 millionaires called for a permanent wealth tax to fund coronavirus relief efforts |
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Bangladesh arrests three over Dubai sex trafficking operationHundreds of women taken to Dubai on the promise of jobs in hotels were forced to have sex for money |
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UK charities launch appeal to help fragile states fight coronavirusAid agencies say COVID-19 could cause a humanitarian disaster in refugee camps |
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UK has 100,000 modern slaves but most go undetected, study saysCoronavirus pandemic feared driving more people in Britain into slavery from drug trafficking to forced labour |
OPINION: How our cities fail womenCities are predominantly designed by men, for men |
Tales of local resilience on the frontlines of COVID and climate changeMigrant workers and slumdwellers have received little official help during the pandemic, but are finding their own ways to cope |
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