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Culture

Ukraine wants UNESCO to protect Odessa

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Russian forces have advanced several tens of kilometers from the city - Ukraine's government will ask the UN cultural watchdog to add the historic port of Odessa to the list of protected world heritage...
Defense

The Russian prosecutor’s office requested 24 years in prison for journalist Ivan Safronov

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On 30th of August, the Russian Prosecutor's Office requested 24 years in prison for the journalist and specialist in military affairs Ivan Safronov, who was accused of treason and has been arrested since 2020,...
News

Inspectors from UNODC provide critical support for over one million tonnes of grain shipments from Ukraine in August 

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The Black Sea Grain Initiative was implemented by the Istanbul-based Joint Coordination Centre and led by the UN Office on Humanitarian Affairs
Europe

Ukraine: UN atomic energy experts head to Zaporizhzya nuclear power plant

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A team of UN atomic energy experts set out on Monday for Zaporizhzya nuclear power station in Ukraine, after months of rising tensions between Ukrainian and Russian forces, who have accused each other of shelling the plant. 
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Ukraine: More than one million tonnes of grain exported under Black Sea Grain Initiative

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Exports of Ukrainian grain and other foodstuffs under a landmark agreement amid the ongoing war, have surpassed one million metric tonnes, the UN Coordinator for the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Amir Abdulla, reported on Saturday
Europe

Ukraine: Top UN aid official appeals for access across frontline

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The UN's top aid official in the country issued an urgent appeal for access across frontline for guarantees from Russia and affiliated forces, to allow humanitarians to deliver “absolutely necessary” relief items.
Europe

Braving mines and missiles to bring aid to Ukraine’s displaced population

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Almost a third of those displaced by the conflict come from the region around the country’s second largest city of Kharkiv, in the east. To bring aid to Ukraine’s displaced population is dangerous work.
Europe

Ukraine: UN agencies deliver food, health and other support amid fighting

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Matilda Bogner, head of the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, called for greater efforts to spare and protect civilians.  The Mission has been in the country since 2014, when it began work documenting...
Europe

Ukraine: Urgent agreement needed to end fighting around Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant

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Agreement is urgently needed to reestablish the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in Ukraine as purely civilian infrastructure and prevent a potentially “catastrophic” disaster amid the ongoing conflict, UN political affairs chief Rosemary DiCarlo told the Security Council on Tuesday. 
News

Baking: a possible pathway out of drug use for women in Kerman, Iran

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With an estimated 2.8 million people suffering from a drug use problem, Iran also has one of the world’s highest prevalence of opiate use among its population.
Europe

The Bulgarian-Macedonian dispute is transferred to Albania also

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The Bulgarian-Macedonian dispute is also being carried over to Albania, BNT reported. Another misunderstanding arises over the possible separation of two regions in Albania - Golo Burdo and Gora, into separate municipalities. The Bulgarian...
Europe

A light in the darkness for Ukrainians under fire

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine shows no sign of letting up, but the UN continues to bring humanitarian supplies to the country, including solar lamps, which bring some respite from the darkness of windowless basement shelters, in regions where electricity infrastructure has been destroyed or damaged by shelling.
Human Rights

Saudi Arabia: UN calls for release of woman sentenced to 34 years in prison for tweeting

United Nations News -
The UN human rights office, OHCHR, expressed outrage on Friday over a 34 years in prison sentence handed down to a Saudi woman charged with following and retweeting so-called dissidents and activists.
Europe

Grain deal ‘victory for diplomacy,’ UN chief tells journalists in Ukraine

United Nations News -
Despite that the Black Sea Grain Initiative was signed a few weeks ago, the UN chief reiterated that “there is no solution to the global food crisis without ensuring full global access to Ukraine’s food products and Russian food and fertilizers”.  
Health

#Envision2030: 17 goals to transform the world for persons with disabilities

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Imagine the world in 2030, fully inclusive of persons with disabilities In September 2015, the General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Building on the principle of...
News

“I’ve been waiting 16 years for this moment”: Helping to transform the lives of victims of terrorism in Iraq 

United Nations News -
Helping to transform the lives of victims of terrorism in Iraq at a three-day psychosocial workshop implemented by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) with the Lebanese Association of Victims of Terrorism
Asia

Rohingya refugees share concerns with UN rights commissioner during visit to Cox’s Bazar

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In Cox’s Bazar, she visited camps housing Rohingya refugees who, after terrible repression and human rights violations, fled Myanmar five years ago “to get some safety,” she said. “An estimated 1.1 million Rohingyas are in...
Europe

UN chief pays second call on Ukraine, will visit grain-exporting Black Sea Port

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Secretary-General António Guterres arrived on Wednesday to Lviv, the largest city in Western Ukraine.
Environment

After the storm: what an environmental tragedy can teach us about climate resilience and ecosystem restoration

United Nations News -
A tiny Caribbean Island known as 'the flower of the ocean' was decimated by Hurricane Iota in 2020. Two years after the storm, they’re still working to restore their environmental treasures and preparing for whatever curveballs climate change might throw at them next.
News

Practice makes perfect: simulated trials in East Africa aim to help persecute pirates

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The simulated trials help the government and participants to identify potential gaps in domestic legal frameworks when it comes to maritime crime cases
Africa

WFP: First Ukrainian humanitarian grain shipment leaves for Horn of Africa

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The first vessel transporting Ukrainian wheat grain to support humanitarian operations run by the World Food Programme (WFP) has left the port of Yuzhny, also known as Pivdennyi, the UN agency reported on Tuesday. 
Europe

Vessel to collect first humanitarian wheat shipment under Ukraine grain deal

United Nations News -
This will be the first shipment of humanitarian food assistance under the Black Sea Grain Initiative signed last month by Ukraine, Russia and Türkiye. 
Europe

Children with disabilities disproportionately impacted by war in Ukraine 

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The current humanitarian crisis stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is having “a disproportionate impact” on persons with disabilities, especially children with disabilities in institutions
International

‘Very alarming’ conditions at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant,  IAEA chief warns

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The situation at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has deteriorated rapidly to the point of becoming “very alarming,” Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi warned the Security Council on Thursday afternoon.
News

UN chief’s Youth Day message: People of all ages need to ‘join forces’ for a better world

United Nations News -
International Youth Day celebrates “the power of partnerships across generations,” the UN chief said in his message for the day.
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