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UN experts denounce arbitrary shutdown of civil society organisations: Nicaragua
UN expert on debt and human rights visit to Argentina postponed
Call for side events at COP27 Health Pavilion
UN experts call for immediate moratorium on executions for drug offences: Singapore
To support trafficking victims, UNHCR urges more protection services in Africa
UN Committee against Torture publishes findings on Botswana, Nicaragua, State of Palestine and United Arab Emirates
Durable solutions required for Syrian refugees in Jordan as Za’atari camp turns 10
UN expert to conduct visit to assess human rights situation: Mali
More ambition needed from asset managers on fundamental labour rights
Phil Twyford to attend Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty meeting
UN expert: Historic day for human rights and healthy planet
Bachelet calls for urgent action to realize human right to healthy environment following recognition by UN General Assembly
UN expert calls for measures to stop kidnappings of human rights defenders at US border: Mexico
WHO recommends long-acting cabotegravir for HIV prevention
LA Lakers’ Wenyen Gabriel visits homeland of South Sudan with UNHCR, to ‘speak up for refugees and displaced people everywhere’
UN expert praises generosity towards Ukrainian refugees by Poland and urges Belarus and Poland to end pushbacks
UN expert on debt and human rights to visit Argentina
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to address ANU
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to address Australia
Stemming tide of violence against women and girls should be priority, says UN expert: Türkiye
UN Human Rights Committee issues findings on Hong Kong, Macao, Georgia, Ireland, Luxembourg and Uruguay
UN experts launch new guidance for businesses working in conflict-affected regions
South Australian Psychiatrists are Asking if Restraint Should be Used to Give Forced Electroshock
UN expert to conduct visit to assess human rights: Central African Republic 27 July
FAO to boost soil nutrient mapping in Central America and sub-Saharan Africa
Victoria University modelling shows road safety investment could save millions of lives in developing countries
Soils, where food begins
Greens back taihoa call on Oranga Tamariki bill
Urgent government action needed as rising violence in rural areas gravely impacts human rights
Law Council condemns unlawful executions in Myanmar
Appetite for reform in youth detention
Protecting Australia from foot-and-mouth disease
Bachelet condemns executions, calls for release of all political prisoners: Myanmar
UN reports detail serious violations, some possibly amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity
UN Special Rapporteurs appeal for strong international response
Civilian casualty update 25 July 2022: Ukraine
Nuclear technologies for more resilient agriculture
Civilian casualty update 24 July 2022: Ukraine
UN experts appalled by death of young Australian boy in Syrian detention facility
Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia to Conduct First Visit in Country
Comment by UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Jeremy Laurence on raid on Sri Lanka protest camp
Luxembourg postpones country visit by UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights
UN experts decry lack of progress for survivors four years on: Lao dam disaster
Pandemic instrument should be legally binding, INB meeting concludes
UNHCR gravely concerned by death toll of displaced in DR Congo’s east
Science and innovation are key accelerators for transforming agrifood systems
Animal health important for helping cut greenhouse gas emissions, new report says
Civic space and respect of fundamental freedoms key to peaceful elections

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