News in Brief 19 April 2022
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Ukraine: Aid agencies step up relief deliveries as humanitarian situation worsens
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Guterres calls for calm in Middle East
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Africa drought: low funding means only one in two people will be helped: FAO
Ukraine: Aid agencies step up relief deliveries as humanitarian situation worsens
Guterres calls for calm in Middle East
Africa drought: low funding means only one in two people will be helped: FAO
Ukraine; food and energy crisis: Countries must resist hoarding, says UN’s Guterres
Banditry in north-central Nigeria blamed for killings, displacement
Egypt in spotlight for ‘ongoing collective expulsions of Eritrean asylum seekers
Famine alert across Somalia and South Sudan
Ukraine: healthcare attacks continue as battleground moves east
Top rights panel urges solutions for Cyprus missing persons tragedy
Ukraine resilience programme launches with focus on most vulnerable
Brazil: rights expert decries erosion of democracy
COVID-19: UN health agency panel repeats warnings over low vaccine coverage
Ukraine: condemnation for deadly train station missile strike
Ceasefires needed urgently across Ukraine, say aid teams
Skyrocketing food prices, warns FAO
Sahel and West Africa face worst food and nutrition crisis in a decade
Ukraine war linked to ‘massive malnutrition crisis’ affecting millions in other emergencies
DR Congo violence against children must stop, demands UNICEF chief
Digital innovation quadrupled from 2000 - 2020: WIPO report
Ukraine: UNESCO condemns killing of film director Mantas Kvedaravicius
COVID deaths and infections continue to fall globally
Africa faces rising climate-linked health emergencies, warns WHO
Ukraine: UN’s Guterres joins call for Bucha killings probe
Sri Lanka authorities urged to respect freedom of expression – OHCHR
First aid convoy in months reaches Ethiopia’s Tigray – WFP