The coronavirus pandemic threatens the hard-earned gains Africans have made throughout the continent, said the UN chief, urging the world to stand in solidarity with the country's people, “now, and for recovering better.”
Advice on how to spot the signs of labour exploitation and where to report concerns has been issued ahead of the Gangmaster and Labour Abuse Authority visiting farms directly over upcoming weeks to give further guidance to the industry.
Some disabled people are losing social care services which support them in their day to day lives, as Care Act rights were suspended by the government's Coronavirus Act.
The online initiative will foster ambition to tackle the crises of environmental breakdown, inequality and polarisation, and help to build support for a ‘just recovery’.