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San Juan Comalapa in Guatemala has been called the “Florence of America” because of its rich history of art. (April 2018)

Monday’s Daily Brief: Guterres on Bolivia and multilateralism, Syria and Iraq’s displaced, forest initiative, the healing arts

11 November 2019

News Story

Protesters on the streets of La Paz, Bolivia.

News in Brief 11 November 2019

11 November 2019

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On 11 October 2019 in the Syrian Arab Republic, a woman and children sit underneath a truck as people displaced from Ras al-Ain arrive in Tal Tamer, having fled escalating violence.

Military operation in northeast Syria could see unintentional release of ISIL affiliates: UN chief

14 October 2019

Peace and Security

News Story

A child walks in Al Hol camp in north-east Syria. The camp is home to more than 70,000 people, of which more than 90% are women and children (16 June 2019)

Civilians ‘must not be a target’, urges UNHCR, following military escalation in northern Syria

10 October 2019

Peace and Security

News Story

Women and children live in the remote Al Hol camp, Hasakeh governorate, Syria. (June 2019)

Wednesday’s Daily Brief: ‘Appalling’ conditions in Syria camp, precarious SDG progress, South Sudan, Palestine refugees and mining in Mongolia

11 September 2019

News Story

OCHA staff assist an Iraqi woman taking her four-day-old grandson to a health clinic in Al Hol camp, Syria. (16 June 2019)

UN report on Syria conflict highlights inhumane detention of women and children

11 September 2019

Humanitarian Aid

News Story

Repatriated Burundians from Tanzania in the transit center of Mabanda, Makamba province, Burundi. (24 April 2018)

Wednesday’s Daily Brief: Fear rampant in Burundi, WHO on nutrition, Hurricane Dorian latest, Cyberbullying poll, Bachelet, one year on

4 September 2019

Peace and Security

News Story

Life is slowly returning to this street in the Juret Al-Shayah district of Homs, Syria. Residents trickling back to the neighbourhoods they fled to escape fighting find desolate and lifeless streets, only half-cleared of rubble and without electricity or water. (4 March 2019)

UN Security Council ‘utterly failed’ Syrian detainees; a victim voices her plea to ‘end impunity and stop this horror’

7 August 2019

Peace and Security

News Story

Families spend the night in a makeshift camp in Atmah village near the Turkish border with nothing more than blankets and bedsheets hung from olive trees to protect them for the elements, after hostilities in northern Hama, southern Idlib and western Aleppo governorates in Syria continued unabated. (June 2019)

‘Do something’; UN relief chief urges Security Council action to stop the Syrian carnage unfolding ‘in front of your eyes’

30 July 2019

Peace and Security

News Story

WFP’s food is part of a multi sectoral support package which will be dropped at each location affected by the floods in Mozambique, including Búzi and Guaraguara. Here, WFP Helicopter with High Energy Bicuits is reaching Guaraguara.

News in Brief 22 March 2019

22 March 2019

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