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Children’s lives in Mediterranean Sea must take priority over politics, says UNICEF
Two teenage brothers from Gambia who travelled across the Mediterranean Sea without their parents walk along a beach in Italy in 2016.
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Humanitarian assistance to be scaled-up for millions of Venezuelans in need
Nine-year-old Acnayeli (center) fled violence in Venezuela and lives now with her mother and sister in in Cucuta, Colombia. (April 2019)
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Gender equality, education and the environment at the forefront of new SDG Advocate campaigns
Action, ambition and political will are the driving forces behind the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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UNHCR concerned at new measures impacting rescue at sea in the Central Mediterranean
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is concerned about last night’s decision by the Italian Parliament to convert into law a security decree that imposes more severe penalties on boats and people conducting search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean.
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Families Participate in Hong Kong Protests
Pro-democracy demonstrations are continuing in Hong Kong for a 10th straight weekend, despite the government’s refusal to issue permits for all but one of the marches.
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Trump Shares Kim's Opposition to US-South Korea War Games
Shortly after the top military leaders in the U.S. and South Korea preached closer cooperation on multiple issues confronting Asia, U.S. President Donald Trump sided with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in his opposition to U.S.-South Korean war games.
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Kashmir Rules Eased for Friday Prayers; Protests Still Break Out
India eased restrictions Friday in Kashmir to allow the Muslim-majority population to attend Friday prayers, but protests still broke out in the disputed region.
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More than half a million Rohingya in Bangladesh get ID cards for first time: UN refugee agency
A UNHCR officer helps register Rohingya refugees in Kutupalong Refugee Camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
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The U.N. human rights chief says she is "deeply worried" the new U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's regime are too broad and will make things worse for the suffering population.
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