In the third instalment of their Blog Series, Nandini Sen and colleagues examine the relationship between Covid-19 in India and an increase in Gender-Based Violence.
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In Part 2 of their Blog Series, Nandini Sen and colleagues examine the impact Covid-19 had on the informal economy of India.
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In this first piece of a four-part blog series focussing on the impacts of Covid-19 in an Indian context, Nandini Sen and colleagues outline the research methodology for their pieces.
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Nasar Meer explains how counties around the world are using the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak as an reason to prevent refugees from crossing their borders.
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Dr. Caroline Clarinval (WHO Country Office Representative in Kazakhstan) discusses some of the pressing ethical issues she faces in her work and the ten step framework she developed to help humanitarian workers manage ethically challenging situations.
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Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic communities are disproportionately impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. Nasar Meer and colleagues explore these inequalities and the social determinants of health that underpin them.
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Radha Adhikari discusses the impact the Covid-19 outbreak has had on Nepali migrant workers in India and the Gulf States.
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We’re pleased to announce that our piece ‘What does it mean to be made vulnerable in the era of Covid-19?’ has just been published by The Lancet.
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Wendy Rogers breaks down her taxonomy of vulnerability and discusses how it might help us direct global health emergency responses (such as during a pandemic) to protect vulnerable populations.
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Rebecca Hewer discusses how the Covid-19 outbreak has highlighted (but not created) our mutual dependencies and vulnerabilities, and the cracks in a liberal perspective of society.
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