World
Statement by Anthony Lake, UNICEF Executive Director on attack on teachers’ office in Yemen
Last night, 13 educators and four of their children paid a most terrible price in the continuing conflict in Yemen – killed in an airstrike on a teachers’ office in Amran, just north of Sana’a. Twenty people, including one child, were injured. The latest casualties inflicted by all sides.
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UNESCO chief deplores killing of two leading scholars of Syrian antiquities

Archaeological site of Palmyra in Syria.
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UNHCR to help Libya improve response to boats in distress off its coast

Specialized local operators carrying coffin of one victim of marine accident off the coast of Libya.
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Numbers of refugee arrivals to Greece increase dramatically.

Dozens of refugees arrived in Greece by sea last month, mainly from countries experiencing war and conflict.
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Yemen Conflict: Over a thousand child casualties so far – UNICEF

Faisal, 18 months old is treated for severe acute malnutrition at Sabeen hospital in Yemen’s capital Sana’a.
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Evolving peacekeeping landscape requires stronger global-regional partnership, Security Council told

Security Council debates regional organizations and global security.
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Baby born displaced finds shelter thanks to UNHCR

Rahma, who was born in a public park, and her mother, Salma.
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How small Moldova ran one of Europe´s largest campaigns to prevent and address statelessness

Born to Belarusian parents in 1945, Maria Gandrabura came to the Soviet Republic of Moldova in 1964 where she married a Moldovan. As she did not get the so called "compensation", a public grant for the poor, in 2014, she found out she needed to get an ID card from the Republic of Moldova, an independent state since 1991. Late in 2014, she was barred from voting and started to worry how she would pass her humble garden to her daughter without papers. Thanks to UNHCR-supported litigation, the lady won in an important court case and her statelessness was successfully prevented.
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‘Horrified’ by immense human suffering in Syria, UN relief chief urges all parties to protect civilians

UN humanitarian chief Stephen O’Brien (3rd left) visits the city of Homs, Syria.
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UNHCR assisting displaced families on the pacific coast of Colombia

A young boy waits while his family is given humanitarian assistance in Lopez de Micay, Colombia.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi

Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability

Ringing FOWPAL’s Peace Bell for the World:Nobel Peace Prize Laureates’ Visions and Actions

Protecting the World’s Cultural Diversity for a Sustainable Future

Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020

