Chinese scammers enslave jobless teachers and tourists in Cambodia

Foreign workers and tourists stranded in Cambodia during the COVID-19 pandemic have been trafficked and forced to work in sophisticated Chinese-run online scams, a Thomson Reuters Foundation investigation has found

'No other work': Indian villagers cling to coal despite damaged farms and homes

As India transitions to green energy, there are calls to create alternative jobs in coal hubs to help prevent rising poverty

Far more finance needed for nature-rich nations to make global deal fly

Environmentalists say rich countries have a moral and economic responsibility to significantly increase funding as their higher consumption levels put greater stress on natural resources

Cameroonian migrants deported from UAE face conflict or exile

Rounded up in mass raids in Abu Dhabi, Cameroonian expatriate workers were deported home - only to face fighting and the prospect of exile

Where is the money? Climate finance shortfall threatens global warming goals

Time is running out for rich governments to deliver on unmet funding promises before COP26 climate talks, with many developing nations saying their emissions cuts depend on it

Warming-hit nations get closer to creating U.N. climate rights envoy

As more countries are slammed by devastating floods, storms and wildfires, the push for an envoy to protect the climate-vulnerable is gaining backers

OPINION: 'Distinctively British' TV must look beyond whiteness

There are people of all backgrounds here, yet it doesn’t feel like they are a consideration in this regulation of 'Britishness'

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