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As key services shift online due to coronavirus restrictions, low-income people with no access to the web face new hurdles.
The coronavirus pandemic has helped shift attitudes on the need to make the Italian city more climate-smart and resilient, Giuseppe Sala says.
Men who have had gay sex in the past three months can't donate blood in Britain, which some LGBT+ activists say is discriminatory.
Thousands of Ethiopian migrants deported from the Middle East are being quarantined in universities and schools.
While many U.S. states are easing lockdowns, remote, secluded spots are sticking to their guns and staying shut down.
As the coronavirus spreads in Africa, farmers growing drought-hardy cassava are reaping a windfall as it is turned into sanitizer.
There have been more than 200 forest code violations in the past month — ten times the number in the same period last year.
The U.S. is not collecting data on whether coronavirus patients identify as LGBT+.
Strict curfews, lockdowns and travel bans enforced in the wake of COVID-19 decimate jobs and slash remittances.
Children are at risk in Ivory Coast and Ghana because it is cocoa harvest season and schools are closed.
Without a data protection law, India's contact-tracing app risks becoming a surveillance tool, digital rights experts warn.
Coronavirus has driven Western retailers such as ASOS, Gap and Primark to pause or cancel orders, threatening an industry that employs about 60 million garment workers globally.