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

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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

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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.
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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

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

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

Dozens missing after migrant boat sinks in Aegean Sea – UNHCR

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Dozens of people are said to be missing after a boat of migrants and refugees sank in the Aegean Sea on Wednesday off the Greek island of Karpathos, according to the UN refugee agency, UNHCR.
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UNODC celebrates International Youth Day by working for and with youth

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© UNODC Vienna (Austria), 12 August 2022 - The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is proud to recognize International Youth Day by celebrating the theme, “Intergenerational solidarity: Creating a World for All...
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Children affected by conflict cannot wait for their education

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From Ethiopia to Chad and Palestine, Education Cannot Wait (ECW), the UN’s fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises, is helping millions of boys and girls affected by conflict around the world to pursue their dreams.
Europe

Belarus: Rights experts denounce withdrawal from key environmental agreement

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UN experts on Wednesday denounced the decision by Belarus to withdraw from an international agreement that upholds people’s right to access information, as well as justice, in environmental matters. 
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Boat Drivers and Smuggling Networks: New UNODC Research Questions Assumptions about Smuggling of Migrants by Sea 

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Canary Islands (Spain), 9 August 2022 - In the final months of 2020, when the world was still reeling from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of smuggled people arrived on the Canary...
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Indigenous women’s work to preserve traditional knowledge celebrated on International Day

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UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for amplifying the voices of Indigenous women, which is critical to achieving a just future for all people.  
Education

European Population and its Drug Problem, a 2022 overview

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Being present across European countries and in direct contact in the streets, markets, any kind of shops, associations, schools, administrations, and agencies, with the youth, parents and the populations at large gives the right...
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Major fall in global food prices for July, but future supply worries remain

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Food prices dropped significantly in July, marking the fifth consecutive monthly decline since hitting record highs earlier in the year in the wake of the war in Ukraine, the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) reported on Friday. 
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Unprecedented global challenges are ‘not insurmountable’ – UN chief

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Nearly a year ago, the UN chief released his report, Our Common Agenda (OCA), a blueprint for global cooperation moving forward, and reinvigorated multilateralism. On Thursday, he updated the General Assembly on progress made so far, saying the need for the report’s proposals “has only increased.”
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FIFA and UNODC wrap up year-long global programme to tackle match manipulation in football

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Vienna (Austria), 4 August 2022 – FIFA and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) concluded its first-ever international integrity education programme, designed to support all 211 member associations in their efforts...
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UNODC port security training brings results with interception of 36 radiated tortoises in Madagascar 

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Toamasina and Mahajanga (Madagascar), 3 August 2022 — radiated tortoises - 11 billion goods per year, tens of millions of people – global ports are busier than ever bringing us the items and transport...
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Crime, corruption, maritime insecurity and the environment: why a criminal justice approach is necessary to protect our oceans

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Lisbon (Portugal), 27 June-1 July 2022 — The ocean provides us with half of our oxygen. It is the main source of sustenance for more than one billion people. Ocean-related industries employ 40 million people, many...
Europe

Ukraine: Prospects for end to war look bleak, despite ‘encouraging’ grain deal

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The war in Ukraine shows no signs of ending, more than five months after the Russian invasion, and fighting is intensifying, the UN Security Council heard on Friday. 
Europe

Russian representative of FECRIS: “Russia has always been a bone in the throat of the US, UK and their satellites”

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Archpriest Alexander Novopashin, Russian correspondent member of the FECRIS (European Federation of Centres for Research and Information on Sects and Cults), recently called Ukrainian “Nazis”, “Satanists” and “cannibals”. On July 20, in a lengthy...
Europe

Top rights expert questions ‘double standard’ on Ukraine’s war displaced

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A top UN-appointed human rights expert on Thursday raised the issue of an alleged “double standard” in Poland and Belarus towards those forced to flee the war in Ukraine.
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