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Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities Opens Twenty-Sixth Session
University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Week 2022: 10 startups to watch
New low-cost dialysis system can make medical grade water in home, giving green light to progress to clinical trials
New initiative to confront taro leaf blight in Nigeria
More than half of parents and pregnant women exposed to aggressive formula milk marketing – WHO, UNICEF
WHO announces first technology recipients of mRNA vaccine hub with strong support from African and European partners
Multilateral Diplomacy – Building capacities in area of gender, women’s leadership and mentoring
IOM and UNHCR Call for more International Support to Niger after Joint Visit
FAO unveils improved method of measuring rural poverty
Road policing investigation leads to first Queensland charge under Migration Act
Naminata Diabate wins ASA book prize for ‘Naked Agency’
New global report on maintaining services for maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and older people during Covid pandemic
More than 60 new citizens welcomed in Isaac region
Rockhampton to welcome over 40 new Aussies on Australia Day
Rare African Script Offers Clues to Evolution of Writing
‘Hidden hunger’: University of Toronto course examines global impacts of diets lacking key micronutrients
Deforestation-fueled heat already affecting millions of outdoor workers in tropics
Dr Ayoade Alakija appointed WHO Special Envoy for ACT-Accelerator
People – Developing capacities on NSOAP process
Region in focus – Middle East and Africa
Trade Commissioner Update: Kelly Matthews – Austrade Middle East and Africa
WHO works to scale-up support to low- and middle-income countries to address antimicrobial resistance thanks to support from
Countries with regulations protecting people from industrially produced trans fat tripled over past year
‘Change system’: University of Toronto marks 32nd anniversary of École Polytechnique massacre
UN Committee against Torture publishes findings on Bolivia, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Nigeria, Serbia and Sweden
Committee against Torture closes seventy-second session after adopting concluding observations on Bolivia, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania
World Soil Day: FAO highlights threat of soil salinization to global food security
UN torture prevention body announces visits for 2022
Australia’s newest citizens welcomed
“Digitally literate” Gen Z and Millennial’s pandemic experience shaped by social media
“We may soon reach a tipping point when AMR surpasses heart disease and other so-called lifestyle illness as leading cause
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
Today at Apple Creative Studios celebrates artists from D.C., LA, and Chicago
New reduced costs of dual HIV/syphilis rapid tests to accelerate progress toward elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV
In Dialogue with Kyrgyzstan, Experts of Committee against Torture Commend Legislative Progress against Domestic Violence
UNHCR: Conflict, violence, climate change drove displacement higher in first half of 2021
Future is Unwritten – Healing Arts Symposium
Bold, new commitments from around world to put gender equality at forefront of climate action at COP26
Committee against Torture Opens Seventy-second Session, Elects New Chair and Bureau
UN Committee against Torture to review Sweden, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Lithuania, Serbia and Bolivia
Baylor and Harvard Researchers Partner in Long-Term, Global Study of Human Flourishing
Compact on Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action signatories urge increased participation and protection for women
WHO guidance to reduce illness due to lead exposure
People – Strengthening capacities on anticorruption and sustainable development
Apple charges forward to 2030 carbon neutral goal, adding 9 gigawatts of clean power and doubling supplier commitments
‘Curiosity and courage’: Pearson scholars eager to make their mark at University of Toronto
Safe Schools Conference: 300 children call on world leaders to protect schools from attack