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UN agencies back bold plan to ensure every child in need gets regular healthy meal in school by 2030
No research about us without us: why research capacity strengthening is essential to health for all
Repeal “crippling” new anti-abortion law – UN experts: Iran
UNITAR Wins Prestigious Award for Green Economy-related e-courses
Press briefing notes on Ethiopia
Africa’s Great Green Wall gives viable return on investments, FAO-led study finds
Strategies to reduce rising temperatures caused by deforestation
Children under 14 belong in school and with their community not in prison
Proposal to raise age does not go far enough
New report highlights vital role of forest products in global bioeconomy and for climate change
IAG launches new Climate & Disaster Resilience Action Plan
Climate change impact on Earth’s ‘life zones’ on track to accelerate
COP26: More than expected, less than hoped
Power of community in climate emergency
Attorneys-General need to lift their game and raise age to 14, say Greens
COP26 Glasgow Ends: Coal Phase Down Agreed, Glimmer of Hope Remains
COP26 ends in Glasgow – Greenpeace response
Global survey shows hardly any support for net-zero pledges with carbon offsets
Statement on passing of F.W. De Klerk, former President of Republic of South Africa
UN Human Rights Chief designates Adama Dieng as expert on human rights in Sudan
Bachelet deplores persecution of journalists in Myanmar
‘What Happens Next?’: Do Migrants Matter?
Article 6 negotiations risk blowing hole in Paris Agreement
IOM, UNHCR provide emergency aid to asylum-seekers and migrants at Belarus-Poland border
UN poverty expert says Government fails population: Lebanon
Press briefing notes on Sudan
Press briefing notes on Democratic Republic of Congo
UNHCR: World must turn COP26 words into action for forcibly displaced and stateless people
UN Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination to review Chile, Denmark, Singapore, Switzerland and Thailand
Launceston designated UNESCO City of Gastronomy
Brimbank welcomes mural at memorial site
Australia failed our Pacific neighbours at COP: aid agencies
Morrison sabotaging Glasgow success
Federation Council celebrates International Day of People with Disabil
UAE to Host COP28
UN expert to visit to assess freedom of opinion and expression: Hungary
Georgia failed to protect woman from gender-and honour-based violence, UN women’s rights committee finds
World food import bill to reach record high in 2021
“We risk a catastrophe if agriculture collapses in Afghanistan”
UNHCR: Conflict, violence, climate change drove displacement higher in first half of 2021
Australia to continue support for Vietnam’s peacekeepers
Morrison government attempting to water down World Heritage climate policy with revisions
Landmark agreements at COP26 signify global shift to 100% zero emission vehicle adoption in 2030s
ACT signs COP26 declaration to accelerate transition to 100% zero-emission vehicles
Carbon offsets are scam
Global progress against measles threatened amidst Covid pandemic
UN experts alarmed by rise in settler violence in occupied Palestinian territory
“Kids are not alright online”:new report