Concrete penguins, India’s postal service becomes lifeline, phantoms enforcing lockdown in Indonesia

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In this issue of Squirrel News we have a conservation effort in South Africa to lure penguin colonies south with concrete doppelgangers and speakers, the world’s largest postal network starts delivering medical supplies across the country, and an Indonesian village takes interesting measures to keep people indoors.
Fake it ’til they make it: South Africa’s concrete penguins
Source: The Guardian
Postal service becomes perfect distributor of India’s medical supplies
Source: BBC News
The fight for gender equality benefits as coronavirus shows the need for strong CRVS systems
Source: Devex
Across Poland the proposed abortion bills have sparked an online protest
Source: Euronews
The women leading action against the climate crisis where it matters most
Source: Devex
Entertainment industry showcase the value of their trade in Cardiff hospital build
Source: BBC News
The refugee kitchen feeding Malaysia’s healthworkers
Source: The Guardian
Indonesian village releases phantoms to patrol streets during lockdown
Source: France 24