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Ōtautahi Christchurch universities rally Aotearoa New Zealand behind roadmap to sustainability
Over 21,000 people killed since UN global ceasefire-resolution
COVID-19 pandemic: countries urged to take stronger action to stop spread of harmful information
Equal Pay International Coalition calls to prioritize pay equity
Global development efforts should increase focus on fragile states in light of COVID-19 crisis
Building confidence crucial amid an uncertain economic recovery
More can be done to ensure a green recovery from COVID-19 crisis
Access to COVID-19 Tools-Accelerator Facilitation Council holds inaugural meeting
Killing of two young children in Rakhine State is utterly unacceptable, says Save Children
Countries must do more to ensure sustainable development of ocean activities
World Humanitarian Day 2020: A tribute to aid workers on front lines
European Aviation Associations and EASA join for harmonised safe air travel during COVID
Panel explores contexts of controversial monuments
Slovenia: keep supporting economy until growth is fully restored, says OECD
10 children killed in Yemen in last four days
Rising uncertainties from COVID-19 cloud medium-term agricultural prospects
FAO launches new COVID-19 Response and Recovery Programme outlining seven key priority areas
FAO Council approves new measures to reform UN agency
Statement from OECD Secretary-General 11 July
Extending support and lowering regulatory barriers could energize recovery from Covid-19
Urgent action needed to stop jobs crisis becoming a social crisis
Director-General proposes new structure to make FAO agile and efficient
UN Security Council’s COVID-19 global ceasefire resolution welcome but overdue
Special ASEAN-Australia Foreign Ministers’ Meeting on COVID-19
International community continues making progress against offshore tax evasion
IOC joins forces with WHO and United Nations to fight COVID-19
Countries failing to prevent violence against children, agencies warn
New UN report allows powerful countries to kill and maim children with impunity
Global economy faces a tightrope walk to recovery
Emerging data suggest COVID-19 is driving up hunger in vulnerable countries
Governments should use Covid-19 recovery efforts as an opportunity to phase out support for fossil fuels
FAO Director-General appeals to donors to scale up response and ease plight of farmers and fishers in Yemen
Statement from OECD Secretary-General
FAO needs $350 million to avert rising hunger as countries reel from COVID-19 pandemic’s impact
ANZSIL Perspectives – Interrogating Definition of Women Human Rights Defenders
Urgent Appeal to International Community to Support African Travel and Tourism Sector
A timeline of COVID 19 and Human Rights: Derogations in time of public emergency
Global OECD welcomes Colombia as its 37th Member
COVID-19 Watch hub focuses on refugees and other displaced people
Global leader in sustainability: Monash climbs in global rankings
Global response to coronavirus pandemic must not be undermined by bribery
Globally financed and coordinated response to Covid-19 urgently needed
Tax and fiscal policy should continue to support households and businesses through containment
Tax and fiscal policy should continue to support households and businesses through containment
Dr Jillann Farmer, from regional Queensland, to United Nations and back again
Cornell joins global research university climate alliance
United Nations office encourages Raelian Movement to pursue their diplomatic efforts
OECD updates G20 summit on outlook for global economy