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Trial against Hirak poet Mohamed Tadjadit must be quashed, say UN experts: Algeria
Strait of Hormuz crisis: FAO Director-General outlines risks, actions and policy responses
Human rights update on Syria
UN expert calls for international action to end impunity and break cycle of violence: Myanmar
Save the Date: Live stream of TMC’s FY2026 Financial Results Press Briefing on May 8
Safeguard human freedoms from systematic digital interference, surveillance and chilling effects on civic space: UN experts
Sweden violated rights of child with severe disabilities by deporting him to Albania despite medical risks, UN committee finds
UN experts raise concern about increasing attacks on National Human Rights Institutions
More than 100 women and girls displaced every hour in South Sudan, some going days without food
Sales, Production, and Export Results for March 2026
Balinese women weavers preserve cultural heritage through digital threads
WHO prequalifies first-ever malaria treatment for newborns and infants, adds new diagnostic tests
UN drug policy body acts on WHO recommendations to control new psychoactive substances and considers coca leaf review
Manchester conference provides fresh perspectives on Falklands/Malvinas conflict
UN experts demand investigation into murder of woman human rights defender: Iraq
Acute food insecurity and malnutrition remain alarmingly high as crises deepen, UN, EU and partners warn in new report
UN Special Rapporteur on right to health to visit Maldives
UN report on deaths and displacement in Lebanon
Machine learning unlocks greener pathway to urea production 
Plastics found in crop tomato, wheat tissue and stunt growth 
Challenges persist in ensuring a safe environment for human rights defenders, warns UN expert: Mexico
FAO expands free public access to agrifood knowledge through collaboration on Wikipedia
FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific aims at “resilience from within”
Griffith and Thermo Fisher Sign MoU to Advance Innovation at GCHKP
Elite training facility powering Australia’s Olympic and Paralympic success
Türk applauds new law protecting domestic workers, urges other States follow suit: Indonesia
UN experts concerned by forced conversion through marriage in Pakistan
Ministers meet to reflect on agrifood challenges in vulnerable Asian and Pacific countries
Türk alarmed by increase in drug-related executions, calls for moratorium: Singapore
UN expert: UN-backed roadmap provides blueprint for eradicating poverty beyond growth
Extreme heat is pushing agrifood systems to the brink worldwide
UN experts warn Jagtar Singh Johal’s prolonged detention amounts to psychological torture: India
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Sydney 22 April
Former UN ambassador, USAID director calls for rebuilding foreign aid
UN women’s rights committee reaffirms protection of girls from prostitution and sexual exploitation
Cocaine Pollution Alters Salmon Behaviour In Wild
Parents most critical element in keeping kids safe online 
UN experts call for immediate suspension of EU-Israel trade agreement as ‘minimum requirement’ under international law
Human Rights Council President appoints Chair of Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela
 UN experts condemn Government move to invalidate passports of exiled opponents: Belarus
Conflict in the Near East region adds pressure on fragile agrifood systems, FAO Director-General warns
UN experts warn of torture, suicide attempts, deaths and reprisals in custody: Belarus
Schools must do more than box-ticking to support Indigenous kids: report
Joint Statement, Australia-Japan Defence Ministers’ Meeting
More than half of Haitians still facing acute food insecurity: Government and partners urge intensified efforts to safeguard progress
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk to visit Mexico 19-22 April
UN experts urge transparency and respect for Indigenous Peoples’ rights in Ngorongoro: Tanzania
More than 38,000 women and girls were killed in Gaza between October 2023 and December 2025 – UN Women