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Israel should reverse new West Bank settlement expansion plans: UN’s Mladenov
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Defending people’s rights in Cambodia is not a crime, says UN Special Rapporteur
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‘World’s biggest trading bloc’ will create a manufacturing powerhouse: UN trade agency
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Reported Ethiopia massacre: UN rights chief warns of spiralling situation
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Aid response ramps up for hurricane Eta victims in Central America
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Mozambique Cabo Delgado situation is ‘desperate’, warns Bachelet
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Neglected tropical diseases: Countries endorse new targets to eradicate 20 killers
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Landmine toll still high amid concerns over COVID-19 impact
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Philippines hit by sixth major storm in five weeks
- Social media firms urged to help end trafficking amid pandemic
- More support needed for stateless, powerless against COVID
- Brutal Mozambique killings must be investigated: Guterres
- Deputy UN chief visits displaced in wartorn NE Nigeria
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UN rights chief Bachelet condemns Tanzania election violence
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COVID will likely make millions more food insecure
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UNHCR expands aid as Ivorian refugee numbers top 8,000
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Success of Libya talks dependent on compromise, says UN chief Guterres
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Lifesaving $45 million appeal for Philippines communities hit by super typhoon
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WHO’s Tedros says it is time for the world to heal after years of division
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Aid agencies call for urgent action to prevent emergency in hunger hotspots
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UN chief calls for peaceful elections in Myanmar
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Top emergency relief official condemns killing of six humanitarian workers
- 1 in 3 students being bullied at school: UNESCO
- UN aid coordinator slams school attacks in Cameroon
- Experts call for immediate release of Saudi women's rights defender on hunger strike
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Libya’s warring parties meet to discuss practical measures for ceasefire
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UN brings Cyprus leaders together, mull future talks on divided island
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UN chief urges inclusive dialogue in Ethiopia amid ethnic attacks
- UN stands with Austria over deadly shootings
- "Super typhoon" Goni leaves towns cut off
- Côte d’Ivoire election violence sees thousands flee