Illness, lost productivity, survival costs, and lack of government or platform protections mean workers end up absorbing economic costs
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The quarter acre farm Fulo owns yields rich harvests of maize and rice. But she had started small -- with a goat, a sewing machine and a kirana shop, all bought with loans from a state livelihood scheme
A BLO from West Bengal talks about the confusion around the ever-changing rules of the SIR process, the relentless work pressure and voter anxiety that shaped their work for six long months
This week in BehanVox: the eroding right to food, biased chatbots, and more
We spoke to researchers and practitioners across Bangladesh, India, and Bhutan to understand the promises and fallacies of linguistic diversity in AI, and the way ahead
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A close look at law and gender
