Back from Ebola’s frontlines: Health workers return to work
Liberia’s health workers return to work after Ebola epidemic
Pigeon pea: A pulse revolution in Padasoli
‘Poor people’s meat’ means food, fuel and income for Indian villagers
Anish Kapoor and Ai Weiwei walk for refugees in London
Turner prize winner Anish Kapoor and Chinese artist Ai Weiwei lead a protest walk through central London in support of refugees
5 facts about domestic workers
Domestic workers are among the most vulnerable employees because few of them are protected by labour laws. Here are some facts about the world's 53 million domestic workers.
"In Kony’s Shadow" – stories of LRA child soldier survivors
To mark International Day against the Use of Child Soldiers, Christian Aid has launched In Kony’s Shadow, an online multimedia exhibition that explores the stories of those who survived the terror of the 19-year Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) insurgency in northern Uganda
A day in the life of Thaiza Vitória da Silva, Rio de Janeiro
Thaiza Vitória da Silva is a 15-year-old handball player from Brazil, who will be representing the 400 girls currently participating in the 'One Win Leads to Another' programmed during the Torch Relay for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games
West Africa schools tackle stigma of disability
Schools across West Africa are embracing inclusive education, where children with and without disabilities learn together