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    Gaza: Israeli aid cut threatens care for most vulnerable, warns UNICEF

    The agency said that despite the huge influx of humanitarian goods into Gaza during phase one of the ceasefire which began on 19 January,...

    Gaza: Deep concern for civilians as aid crossings remain shut

    Speaking to journalists at UN Headquarters in New York, Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said that the Kerem Shalom, Zikim and Erez crossings had remained closed...

    Food prices soar as Israel blocks aid into Gaza

    That’s according to the UN aid coordination office, OCHA, which said on Monday that the Kerem Shalom, Erez and Zikim crossing closures means that...

    At a time of war, nations must stop global order from crumbling: UN rights...

    “Our world is going through a period of turbulence and unpredictability, reflected in growing conflict and divided societies,” Türk told the Human Rights Council.“We...

    US cuts mean ‘essential’ UN mental health teams in Ukraine risk closure

    A young mother, five children in tow, steps off a train in the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro, holding a small bag. She is...

    Ukrainians continue flee the frontline, as war stretches into fourth year

    “In the last six months alone, more than 200,000 people have been evacuated from frontline areas in the east and north,” said Filippo Grandi,...

    US aid cuts will make world ‘less healthy, less safe and less prosperous’: Guterres

    “These cuts impact a wide range of critical programmes,” he told reporters at the UN Headquarters in New York, highlighting the potential disruption to...

    Haiti: Massive surge in child armed group recruitment, warns UNICEF

    UNICEF’s representative in Haiti, Geetanjali Narayan, told journalists that just last month, armed groups destroyed 47 schools in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince, adding to the...

    Human Rights Council: Türk calls out ‘dehumanizing’ narratives on Gaza

    Mr. Türk – making his closing remarks during the session reporting on the Occupied Palestinian Territory at the Human Rights Council - said he...

    Human Rights Council: Gaza ceasefire must hold, Türk insists

    Addressing the Human Rights Council in Geneva on conditions inside the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Mr. Türk condemned the Hamas-led terror attacks on Israel that...

    Haiti: Gang violence displaces 6,000 people in one month

    Since the end of January, a wave of extreme brutality has led to widespread loss of life and the displacement of over 6,000 people...

    UN in Ukraine prepares for the worst, hopes for the best

    Ukrainians continue to face near daily attacks, with air strikes consistently targeting civilian infrastructure, leaving families without homes, security and electricity. More than 10...

    Nearly 148,000 in Gaza receive cash aid

    Since the ceasefire on 19 January, some 138,000 Palestinians have benefited from cash assistance, including people with disabilities and pregnant and breastfeeding women.The UN...

    Full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine has sown ‘psychological terror’, warns top aid coordinator

    Briefing from Ukrainian capital Kyiv after another night of “air sirens and more loud explosions”, Mr. Schmale noted that the crisis began in 2014,...

    Post-war order facing ‘greatest test since its creation’: UN relief chief

    Tom Fletcher was addressing the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) which was set up by the UN General Assembly in the early 1990s as a...

    From suits to social justice: World’s top human rights forum turns stage over

    Trading suits, ties and debates for DJ turntables, bright traditional Indigenous garb and ancient instruments, three performers – an anthropologist, an R&B singer and...

    DR Congo violence has pushed 35,000 to Burundi, says UN refugee agency

    UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, reported on Thursday that 35,000 Congolese nationals have now reached Burundi since the beginning of February, as Rwanda-backed M23...

    What is social justice and how is the UN helping make it a reality?

    The United Nations supports the principle in multiple ways, from addressing economic inequality to access to education, healthcare, and the protection of human rights,...

    Civilians at breaking point in eastern DR Congo warns top aid official, in call...

    “The rapid and uninterrupted expansion of the conflict, particularly in South Kivu province, continues to inflict a heavy toll on the civilian population,” said...

    World News in Brief: $53.2 billion needed for Palestinian recovery, UN condemns UNRWA schools...

    “Palestinians will need joint action to address the immense recovery and reconstruction challenges ahead. A sustainable recovery process must restore hope, dignity, and livelihoods...

    UN rights office warns of ‘dangerous tipping point’ as abuses surge in Sudan

    In a new report, UN investigators detailed multiple attacks on civilians, healthcare facilities, markets, and schools, as well as ethnically motivated summary executions.“The continued...

    Syria: Thousands of displaced head home, but many refugees still wary

    The development comes as a recent survey of Syrian refugees in the region reveals that some 75 per cent of respondents have no plans...

    Political solution to end war in Yemen is achievable, UN envoy says

    Hans Grundberg briefed on latest political developments in the country, where Houthi rebels, also known as Ansar Allah, and Government forces, backed by a...

    Aid surge into Gaza continues, UN teams prioritize immediate needs

    Amid reports that a return to full-scale war at the weekend may have been averted with the announcement by Hamas that it would comply...