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• U.S. government needs to deliver justice for 9/11victims: human rights expert
• UN refugee agency seeks millions to combat mpox outbreak in Africa
• UNICEF condemns migrant family separation in Latin America and the Caribbean

Over half a million people have been severely impacted by unprecedented flooding and windstorms in Yemen.

The UN International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been working in the hardest-hit areas providing emergency shelter, cash assistance, and clean water.

• The UN’s top envoy in the Middle East condemns a deadly strike inside Gaza’s humanitarian zone
• War-torn Syria falls deeper into crisis, warn UN rights experts
• Nicaragua’s people left “defenceless” in the face of grave rights violations

• Humanity at ‘fork in the road’ amid global crises: UN rights chief
• UN expert concerned over worsening detention conditions for Palestinians in Israeli custody
• UN chief urges global action to protect education

More work needs to be done to ensure the success of the multinational security support mission which has deployed to Haiti to help the national police address chronic levels of violence and instability.

• Air pollution kills 4.5 million people a year, warns UN weather agency WMO
• Violence and insecurity close 14,300 schools in West and Central Africa: OCHA
• Gaza: UNRWA reports positive start to mass polio vaccination campaign in south 

• AI in the workplace could be linked to shrinking pay packets: ILO
• Gaza: Despite vaccination success, children still in front line of disease, war, says UNRWA
• In Ukraine, humanitarians mobilize as Russian attacks kill and injure scores of civilians: OCHA, UNHCR

This is Daniel Johnson for UN News.

Superbugs – or bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics – continue to be a major worry for the medical community and health authorities, because if they emerge and spread globally, life-saving drugs will no longer work.