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UN warns of ‘record high’ 60 million displaced amid expanding global conflicts
Hundreds of refugees and migrants aboard a fishing boat moments before being rescued by the Italian Navy in June 2014.
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As UN-backed talks continue, Security Council calls for political solution to Libyan crisis
Special Representative and head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) Bernardino León briefs reporters in Skhirat, Morocco.
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Worldwide displacement hits all-time high as war and persecution increase
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Unspeakable violence against children in South Sudan – UNICEF chief
“The violence against children in South Sudan has reached a new level of brutality.
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‘Essential shifts’ needed for UN to tackle new peacekeeping challenges, report reveals
Special intervention brigade forces from Tanzania, part of the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo - MONUSCO, on duty in Sake, North Kivu (July 2013).
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South Sudan: amid ‘intensifying’ crisis, UN and European Union mobilize $275 million in aid
In Pathai, a settlement in Jonglei State, South Sudan, persons displaced by conflict await registration for food distribution.
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Some 23,000 refugees flee latest Syria fighting into southern Turkey
A Syrian refugee lifts a little girl over a broken border fence into Turkish territory, near the Turkish Akcakale border crossing to Sanliurfa province.
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UNHCR calls for urgent European support for Greece
A child sleeps outside the screening centre at Moria on Lesvos. Refugees and migrants live in tents outside the screening centre here until there is a space available to accommodate them inside.
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Statement attributable to Julien Harneis, UNICEF Representative in Yemen
"The number of children in Yemen who have been killed as a result of conflict over the last 10 weeks is four times that of all those confirmed to have been killed in 2014. At least 279 children have been killed and 402 injured since the escalation of violence in Yemen which began on 26 March 2015, compared with 74 and 244, respectively, that were reported in the whole of last year.
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ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly: "Do not restrict human rights in the name of cultural diversity," said Louis Michel
"There can be no cultural relativism where human rights are concerned," said Louis Michel (ALDE, BE) on Monday, at the start of the 29th meeting of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly, in Suva, Fiji. He said human rights could not be breached in the name of cultural diversity, adding that this issue was at the heart of discussions in Europe, as well as in the ACP states.
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