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COP28: FAO welcomes $50 million in additional funding for innovative African crops project
COP28: Global agrifood systems are the climate solution, FAO Director-General tells world leaders
COP28: Roundtable highlights FAO-IAEA Joint Centre’s work on nuclear techniques in food and agriculture amid climate crisis
FAO report: Agrifood sector faces growing threat from climate change-induced loss and damage
Communities must lead on ending AIDS – women’s voices must lead communities
Creating and Thriving – Celebrating International Day of People with Disability
COP28: the climate summit’s first Health Day points to what needs to change in NZ
NSW Upper House passed motion in support of Treaty with First Nations people
Oral history interviews with members of People With Disability Australia
New SA climate change impact research highlights need for real climate action
International Day of People with Disability 2023
Reporting on Resolution 2712 (2023) Implementation, Secretary-General Warns Security Council People of Gaza in Midst of Epic Humanitarian Catastrophe
COP28 is global stocktake of climate change
FAO’s Statistical Yearbook 2023 goes live, highlights the impact of disasters on agriculture and cost of healthy diets
Siege in Timbuktu: Nearly 74,000 children trapped in city and running out of food
Security Council: Syria 29 November
As disasters and heat intensify, can the world meet the urgency of the moment at the COP28 climate talks?
RACGP backs duty of care bill for climate change harms
COP28: Earth’s frozen zones are in trouble – we’re already seeing the consequences
UNITAR – Columbia Law School Series – Her Seat at Table
Changing Gender Attitudes in Lebanon Through Schools: Karmen Chebib, UNITAR Alumna
Training an international workforce to prevent and respond to sexual misconduct
Report released on inquiry into the application of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) in Australia
Working with Lao Government to protect human rights
Cumberland Council to celebrate diversity and inclusivity for International Day of People with Disabilities (IDPWD)
Appointment of Disability Discrimination Commissioner
FAO-WHO 46th session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission adopts new standards
Codex Alimentarius: 60-year milestone in food safety
Australia’s fossil fuel exports triple those of the United Arab Emirates
FAO at COP28: Agrifood systems solutions to shape climate agenda
Entry countdown begins for coveted Banksia sustainability awards
University of Canterbury delegation joins COP28 global climate conference
Greens call for full funding on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Joint UN mission transfers critical patients from Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, under intense fighting
7 charts on family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia
Australia’s forest products sector will be represented at COP28 by AFPA delegation
Monash Expert: International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Health needs to be front and centre of national plans to fight climate change
Communication and education to mobilise global climate action
How citizens are helping science change future
Journey of Indigenous scholar in disability
Bass Coast employers lead the campaign to prevent violence against women
UN Women calls for bold investments to end violence against women in light of new report showing prevention is severely underfunded
More women and girls killed in 2022 even as overall homicide numbers fall, says new research from UNODC and UN Women
COP28 is a step change in the role of subnational states and regions
United Nations agencies launch first report on the Decade of Healthy Ageing, 2021-2030
Four-day truce offers short-lived relief – a permanent ceasefire and end to oppression is what Palestinians need
West Gippsland Arts Centre to light up orange