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Building Back Better toward renewed social contractInvesting in human rights-based recovery from Covid and implementation of 2030 Agenda
Pakistan concludes ‘drive’ to issue smartcards to registered Afghan refugees
Interim statement on booster doses for Covid vaccination 23 December
Summer Scholars program set to boost DEI, digital ag efforts
Commitment to studies recognised with top award
Thousands of DR Congo refugees in Zambia opt to head home
UNITAR and leading digitalization enabler Central Bank of Hungary to develop financial inclusion training programme
Australia announces new ambassador to UN in Geneva
Clashes in Cameroon’s Far North displace more than 100,000 people
UNITAR, University of Geneva And University Global Coalition Organise 2022 Geneva Trialogue
Dr Ayoade Alakija appointed WHO Special Envoy for ACT-Accelerator
UNITAR and AGFUND sign two agreements to accelerate Sustainable Prosperity and strengthen Health Systems
Online course makes hard cider easier
Deadly clashes over scarce resources in Cameroon force 30,000 to flee to Chad
Amid rising needs, partners seek US$1.79bn for Venezuelan refugees and migrants
Darfur clashes displace thousands
Ireland’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Schistosomiasis: large-scale treatment decreases prevalence by 60% among school-aged children
Invasive species found in inlet near Bunbury
World AIDS Day 2021 – Step up, be bold, end AIDS, end inequalities and end pandemics
Comment by UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Rupert Colville on arrest of human rights defender Khurram Parvez and recent killings
14th UN Forum on Minority IssuesGeneva, 2
World Aids Day Parliamentary Breakfast
UN torture prevention body announces visits for 2022
Government commits to international effort to ban and regulate killer robots
In dialogue with Bolivia, Experts of Committee against Torture welcome progress against gender-based violence and ask about prison
WHO publishes updated guidance on validation of elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis
Promoting rules-based trading system
ICRC elects new president
Experts of Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination Ask Chile about Inclusion of Indigenous Peoples
Experts of Committee Against Torture Ask Serbia about Overcrowding in Prisons
Experts of Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination Ask Denmark about Housing and Integration of Migrants and their
Interim statement on Covid vaccination for children and adolescents
UN expert on transitional justice to review progress in Croatia
In Dialogue with Thailand, Experts of Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination Ask about Situation of Indigenous Peoples
UNOSAT: 20 years of operations leading to UN Satellite Centre
‘New deal’ needed to end hate, exclusion, discrimination against minorities, says UN expert: USA
Experts of Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination Congratulate Singapore on Initial Report
Prosperity – Strengthening response capacities to crises of policymakers in SSA
In Initial Dialogue with Nigeria, Experts of Committee against Torture Ask about Fight against Terrorism
Geneva Becomes Brewing Ground for Innovative Ideas on How to Mainstream Climate Change Language
Pfizer, BioNTech and Moderna making $1,000 profit every second while world’s poorest countries remain largely unvaccinated
IATA Appoints Chief Economist
New reduced costs of dual HIV/syphilis rapid tests to accelerate progress toward elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV
Trade Minister to represent New Zealand at key Indo-Pacific economy and multilateral trade meetings
Committee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women closes eightieth session after adopting concluding observations on reports of 10 States
UNHCR: World must turn COP26 words into action for forcibly displaced and stateless people
UN Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination to review Chile, Denmark, Singapore, Switzerland and Thailand