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More than 7000 join the 4th edition of Walk the Talk in Geneva: Health for All Challenge
Sudan suffering “dehumanizing”, UN human rights expert Radhouane Nouicer
FAO Investment Centre’s 2022 Annual Review looks at achievements and priorities
Fashion for a cause with Red Cross on the runway
Urgent assistance is needed to help communities affected by historic Shabelle river flooding in Somalia
Children fleeing Sudan arriving at borders withdrawn, anxious and scared, says Save the Children 
Low flying for high skill and readiness
Security Council Committee Concerning Libya Grants Humanitarian Travel Exemption, Valid for Six Months, to Three Listed Individuals
Red Cross report: Climate change, environmental degradation and protracted armed conflict are exacerbating humanitarian needs across the Near and Middle East
Projecting airpower for 25 years
Food aid suspension due to Gaza escalation of violence could leave thousands of Palestinians hungry 
Army shows flexibility during exercise
International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexphobia and Transphobia, 17 May 2023
New Bushmasters for the Australian Defence Force
Avoiding catastrophe: we must act now to ensure nuclear weapons are never again used
City’s highest honour awarded to Tony Deakin
DRC: more than 200 children feared dead in flash floods, 90 left unaccompanied 
First Nations students celebrated in Valedictory Ceremonies
Like-minded leaders meet to tackle humanitarian issues with tech at Australian Red Cross Humanitech Summit 2023
Hackathons Challenge Groups to Predict the Next Famine Using Data
Russia-Ukraine International Armed Conflict: A farmer injured, underscoring huge risks of mines for entire communities
Asylum Ban Undermines Rights and Safety of Children Fleeing Danger – Save the Children 
Australian Red Cross welcomes improved pathways to support for survivors of trafficking
Children in the Gaza Strip are sheltering in fear and all schools closed following another escalation of violence
Boosting support for victim survivors of human trafficking
Oxfam responds in Bangladesh and Myanmar as Cyclone Mocha leaves a trail of destruction
Getting communities back up and running after disaster
UNHCR assesses damage after cyclone in Bangladesh
Sudan: Humanitarian needs soar one month on; SRCS & ICRC welcome parties’ public commitment to adhere to international humanitarian law
Malian troops, foreign military personnel killed over 500 people during military operation in Moura in March 2022 – UN human rights report
Comment by UN Human Right Office spokesperson Jeremy Laurence on Gaza escalation
UNITAR and Arrowad for Building Values
UN experts: Civilians bear devastating brunt of fighting in Sudan
Türk calls on Sudan combatants to agree peace talks, aid and protection of civilians
Budget that breaks promises and bank for migrants
BUDGET: Measures to tackle disadvantage welcome, but more targeted support for children needed
Recognition of life of Robert “Father Bob” Maguire
Budget a missed opportunity to tackle deepening inequality
Skilling and training Australians for a stronger economy and a better future
Delivering for a peaceful, prosperous and resilient Pacific
Ground-breaking data platform plays key role in tackling acute food insecurity in food crises
Security Council Press Statement on Haiti
Burkina Faso: the ICRC and the Burkinabe Red Cross Society call for respect for international humanitarian law
Australia supports French led Pacific disaster relief exercise
Autralia supports French led Pacific disaster relief exercise
Statement on legal action to repatriate Australian children and their mothers from North East Syria
Humanitarian assistance in response to conflict in Sudan
UAE and WHO deliver air lift of critical medical supplies to Sudan