Preparing for a post-pandemic world

Email not displaying correctly? Click Here       Your weekly highlights 04/01/2020         Hi there, We are back with your weekly updates. As the world races to curb the spread of the coronavirus, an estimated 60,000 new infections are being reported every day, and governments and healthcare systems are struggling to keep up. We take a look at the evolution of the outbreak that has already affected more than 160 countries worldwide. We also travel to Lebanon to report on Faustina Tay, a domestic worker who in the week before her death, sent dozens of messages spelling out the horrific physical abuse she received at the hands of her employers. And we also go to a Kenyan clinic, where the Somali diaspora will pay $150 so their daughters can undergo female genital mutilation, despite the procedure being banned in 2011.        Timeline: How the new coronavirus spread   The virus has killed more than 37,000 people and infected almost 780,000 worldwide.       Preparing for a post-pandemic world   If and when the COVID-19 storm subsides, new norms will likely be needed to dictate how states behave with each other.         The desperate days of a domestic worker in Lebanon   Faustina Tay's body was discovered in a car park under her employers' fourth-storey home in Beirut.       Do try this at home: how one Italian town fought coronavirus   The evidence is clear: Mass testing for the virus is the key to its eradication – and to saving lives.         'Butchered': The Kenyan FGM clinic serving Europeans   Kenya banned FGM in 2011, but Europeans still bring their daughters to underground clinics there to be cut.       What it means to love a dead child   You must forget all you thought you knew about grief when the landscape of your life has been demolished.         Worried about coronavirus (COVID-19)? Want the latest news, delivered to your inbox? YES, I WANT THE LATEST COVID-19 NEWS

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