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• Focus on diplomatic solutions to end Ukraine crisis, DiCarlo urges
• UN chief stands in solidarity with Myanmar’s people, a year after coup
• WHO calls for international boost to tackle neglected tropical diseases 

• Myanmar: Time to restore democracy, says UN rights chief

• UNAMI raises alarm over recent attacks in Iraq 

• UNICEF chief repeats call to keep school open

Pinchas Gutter is from Łódź, Poland, where he enjoyed a very happy childhood before the Second World War. He survived six different Nazi concentration camps – a life forever changed by the traumatic events of the Holocaust. 

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• After storm Ana, 45,000 people need help in Mozambique, says UNICEF
• G20 needs to invest more in nature-based solutions - new UNEP report on Climate Change

A dusty old suitcase that lay undiscovered for decades in a backyard shed in Australia, has revealed an astonishing story of friendship, courage and resistance to the Nazi regime and its extermination camps, where millions of Jews were systematically murdered during the Second World War. 

The Chair of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), former Tanzanian president Jakaya Kikwete, says that although the key objective is helping disadvantaged children everywhere get access to quality schooling, supporting girls is their top priority.

• Afghanistan ‘hanging by a thread’, Guterres tells Security Council

• Holocaust Remembrance Day

• Tonga: Access to safe water still major concern

UN Secretary-General's remarks to the Security Council on Afghanistan, on Wednesday, 26 January 2022. 

• UN rights chief deplores Burkina Faso coup
• Deadly storms affect thousands in Madagascar
• UN Mission in South Sudan condemns deadly attack

• ‘No free ride’ for COVID-19: WHO’s Tedros

• Misinformation threat to inoculation campaigns

• Syria: Condemnation for ISIL detention centre attack