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IOM and UN Women scale-up efforts to advance women’s rights, protection, and empowerment in migration policies and humanitarian responses
Australian-first humanitarian engineering program expanded until 2030
About 60,000 children crossed into Syria from Lebanon in less than a week
Seafarers Crucial To Safety And Security Of New Zealand 2 October
Concerns widening hostilities in Middle East will unleash human rights catastrophe: Lebanon
UN experts alarmed by Israel-Lebanon conflict, strongly condemn escalation and urge immediate protection for civilians
Security Council Hears from Briefers on Efforts towards Easing Tensions in Democratic Republic of Congo, Great Lake Region
66% of the total structures in the Gaza Strip have sustained damage, UNOSAT’s analysis reveals
UN expert on Myanmar to visit Australia
New $17 million plan to bridge healthcare gap for multicultural communities
Humanitarian Assistance To Lebanon
Secretary-General, Condemning Increasing Violation of International Humanitarian Law, Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Security Council Briefing
G7: FAO Director-General cites reasons for hope to reduce global hunger
Sudan humanitarian crisis has catastrophic impact for women and girls, with two-fold increase of gender-based violence
Strengthening civil-military coordination for future public health emergencies
Speech to the ministerial meeting on the situation in Gaza and the implementation of the two-state solution
Türk sounds alarm over hostilities in El Fasher, warns of serious human rights violations: Sudan
extension of transitional government will compound dire human rights crisis if leaders do not change course – UN experts: South Sudan
NZ Must Urgently Help Whanau In Lebanon
Calling for Intensified Efforts towards Peace in Ukraine, Secretary-General Tells Security Council ‘When There Is Political Will, Diplomacy Can Succeed’
Oxfam responds to Lebanon crisis
Alarm at sharp escalation in hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah: Lebanon
Glimpse Into Life Of Loadmaster
Oxfam Australia welcomes Declaration for the Protection of Humanitarian Workers
Remarks To Roundtable Of Humanitarian Leaders
Vodafone, Intelsat Expand Satellite Connectivity Services for Private and Public Sector
High Court refuses special leave application for Australian children and mothers seeking repatriation from Northeast Syriae
Additional Humanitarian Assistance For Gaza And West Bank
Additional Humanitarian Assistance For Gaza 23 September
Basic service provider or mini democracy? Why NZ needs to decide what it wants from local government
Visit to New York for the United Nations General Assembly high level week
Navy’s largest biennial exercise concludes in the Top End
Syria Remains ‘in a Profound State of High Conflict, Territorial Division,’ United Nations Envoy Tells Security Council
UN expert launches online tool for monitoring and impact assessment of unilateral coercive measures
A terrifying violation of international law, say UN experts: Exploding pagers and radios
New Generation Equality Accountability Report Reveals Record-Breaking $50.3 Billion in Gender Equality Commitments
Funding Our Vibrant Calendar Of Multicultural Events
Security Council: Sudan 19 September
UN torture expert calls for immediate release of Israeli hostages after meeting with former hostages and families
Report on Human Rights situation in Myanmar
SOUTH SUDAN: Refugees fleeing world’s worst humanitarian crisis in Sudan confronted with lack of food across the border
Security Council Briefed by Humanitarian Coordinator for Gaza, UNOPS Executive Director
Attacks against human rights defenders and obliteration of civic space in Gaza unacceptable, says UN expert
Around 560 000 children vaccinated in first round of polio campaign in Gaza
Hundreds of people dead and more than half a million displaced as Vietnam pummelled by Typhoon Yagi
UN expert calls for systematic monitoring and assessment of adverse human rights impact of unilateral coercive measures
Iran intensifying efforts to repress women and girls on second anniversary of nation-wide protests, UN Fact-Finding Mission says
Exercise Kakadu sets sail with global participation

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