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Without legal frameworks enforcing labour laws, such as those seen in Europe, the mental and economic toll on India’s essential workforce will only

There is a strong need for developing nuance in our understanding of both mental health and work, especially in developing country contexts like India

To break the cycle between food insecurity and mental health, initiatives need to be undertaken that directly target mental health issues

The absence of legal interventions to address mental health issues in India calls for reform of labour laws

COVID-19 has undone much of the progress made by the LAC countries in its education sector

The growing concern for mental health has only heightened in the past two years, amidst the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic. This brief tells the story of Africa where, in many communities, the subject of mental health can often be a taboo. It discusses the role of the internet in helping individuals manage their mental health issues, while at the same time, posing its own challenges, especially those related to extensive use of social media.

Food insecurity and mental health issues are linked in a syndemic relationship, where their interplay exacerbates negative outcomes, particularly among vulnerable populations. Chronic food insecurity contributes to psychological distress and depression, creating a self-perpetuating cycle that hinders access to adequate nutrition and undermines mental well-being. This bidirectional dynamic is further influenced by socio-economic disparities, gende