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FAO urges immediate action as new variants of avian influenza threaten Asia and the Pacific
Four in ten residents in Australian Aged Care homes are malnourished
Oxfam reaction to the UN State of Food Security and Nutrition report 2024
Sabra Lane, ABC AM
FAO Director-General welcomes plan for Global Alliance against Hunger and Poverty
Special Rapporteur: Israeli authorities must stop targeting Palestinian human rights defenders
World must look to South America’s success in reducing hunger: FAO Chief Economist
Hunger numbers stubbornly high for three consecutive years as global crises deepen: UN report
Inequality stands in the way of the global fight against hunger, FAO tells G20
UN report highlights need for multi-pronged innovation to drive more sustainable forestry and timber
TikTok users are now using grassroots fundraising to help people in Gaza
Fourth Training Course for United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540 Points of Contact in Asia-Pacific Region, Held in Beijing, 25-28 June
Journalists Gershkovich and Kurmasheva’s sham trials and imprisonment a chilling warning to all journalists, say UN experts: Russia
South Sudan: The Government, World Bank and FAO scale up actions to build farmers’ climate resilience in the face of flooding and…
Sudan Fact-Finding Mission documents disturbing patterns of rights violations on mission in Chad
PAKISTAN: Children face risk of deadly diseases such as cholera and malaria as floods expected this month 
Finalisation Of Offshore Exploration Rounds
Sport Minister Attends Key Paris Olympics Meetings
Security Council: Threats to International Peace and Security
Filipino community leader wins Wangari Maathai Forest Champions Award 2024
Security Council: Syria 23 July
‘Atrocity crimes’ must be investigated and perpetrators prosecuted, says Special Rapporteur: Iran
UN Commission of Inquiry welcomes International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion stating that Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory is now illegal under international law
Forests face increasing climate-related stress amid growing demand for their products, FAO report warns
Double-prong approach better for workplace gender diversity
Climate Change Minister to attend climate action meeting in China
High-Level Political Forum places women and girls at the heart of the 2030 Agenda
Security Council: Cooperation between the United Nations and regional and subregional organizations in maintaining international peace and security
Working Group on discrimination against women and girls to visit the Dominican Republic
Expert on human rights in Cambodia to make official visit
Renewed wave of deadly Israeli strikes on Gaza must stop – UN Human Rights Office
FAO Investment Centre Annual Review: Showcasing the latest achievements while marking 60 years of support to the agrifood sector
Economic Outcomes And Impacts Of ‘eco Anxieties’
Ad Hoc Committee on the Elaboration of Complementary Standards meets from 22 July to 2 August: UN Racism Body Holds its 14th…
Urgent action required to address human rights violations in places of detention – UN report: Central African Republic
Logged forests have ecological value – if not pushed too far   
Study highlights Australia’s troubling role in global forest carbon decline  
Humanitarian Situation in Gaza ‘a Moral Stain on Us All’, Secretary-General Tells Security Council, Stressing International Law Must Be Respected by All
The global food system is owned by an ever smaller number of companies – it’s damaging our health, our communities and the planet
iKnow weKnow empowers Indigenous communities for a sustainable future 
FAO Director-General visits Mongolia and DPRK reaffirming FAO’s commitments to supporting sustainable agrifood systems transformation in developing countries
300,000 Haitian women and girls are displaced without basic safety and health services
Speech At MH17 Memorial Service, Parliament House, Canberra
Sand and dust storms are more intense and frequent threating agriculture and communities
In Dialogue with India, Experts of the Human Rights Committee Commend Legislation Promoting Women’s Representation in Parliament, Raise Issues Concerning Corruption and…
Digital Solutions For Active Healthy Living
Opportunities to flow from first river given ‘personhood’ status  
Institutionalised forced labour in North Korea constitutes grave violations of human rights – UN report

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