Liège, the city of folklore: festivals and traditions enliven its streets
Liège, the city of folklore: festivals and traditions enliven its streets Located in the Walloon region of Belgium, Liège is a city…
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Refusal to waive IP rights for COVID-19 vaccines violates human rights: Experts
The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) adopted a decision under its “early warning and urgent action” procedures, stating…
Sudan: ‘lost generation’ of children amid war, hunger, disease: UN humanitarians
UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said on Friday that the spread of fighting and hunger in Sudan could destroy the country, as…
Press briefing on next week’s plenary session – Friday, 8 September, at 11.00 | News
Key topics next week include: State of the European Union debate with Commission President von der Leyen; formal sitting with Belarusian opposition…
Syria – UN completes 200th cross-border aid mission since February quakes
The United Nations announced that it has conducted 200 cross-border aid missions into northwest Syria from Türkiye since the February earthquakes
Biodiversity invites itself into primary and secondary school classes
Planète Biodiversity is a free educational platform for teachers and organizers, offering practical, fun tools to inform and raise awareness
Haiti violence: ‘Carnage needs to stop’ says UN relief chief
The desperate situation prompted a tweet on Friday from Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths calling for an immediate end to the fighting.…
Sudan: ‘Civilians need life-saving assistance now,’ says UN relief chief
Amid the deepening crisis driven by warring militaries in Sudan, the UN announced on Tuesday an additional allocation of $20 million from…
Iran: Draft hijab law tantamount to ‘gender apartheid’ say rights experts
“The draft law could be described as a form of gender apartheid, as authorities appear to be governing through systemic discrimination with…
Niger spiralling into ‘protection crisis’ following takeover: UNHCR
The political crisis in Niger has created uncertainty for scores of vulnerable displaced people, with restrictions on humanitarian operations limiting aid and…