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Venezuelans queue up to get an entry stamp in their passports at the Ecuador-Peru border. (13 June 2019)

Record displacement shows ‘we're almost unable to make peace’, warns UN refugee agency chief

19 June 2019
Migrants and Refugees
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A young child walks through the streets in Aleppo, Syria. (April 2019)

Friday’s Daily Brief: electronic hopes and fears, Security Council elections, updates from Libya, Syria, Australia and the Philippines

7 June 2019
Peace and Security
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The UN peacekeeping mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL)was explicitly mandated to protect civilians 20 years ago. (file 2006)

‘Great cause of concern’ UN chief tells Security Council, surveying 'bleak' state of civilian protection

23 May 2019
Peace and Security
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A family in Syria flees a conflict zone in the back of a truck near Kafr Lusein in May 2019.

Friday’s Daily Brief: Syria, Yemen airstrikes, Anti-torture panel, Gay rights, Climate change, #Vesak Day

17 May 2019
Peace and Security
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Displacement site in Khamer, Amran Governorate, Yemen. About 200 families of the muhamasheen minority, displaced from Sa’ada by fighting, live in the site.

Friday’s Daily Brief: human rights in Colombia, Myanmar and Nigeria, global displacement, and more

10 May 2019
Human Rights
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Three former child soldiers at Elevage camp in Bambari, Central African Republic.

Help prevent children ‘from becoming victims in the first place’, implores Guterres at campaign launch 

2 April 2019
Peace and Security
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Afghanistan’s education system has been devastated by more than three decades of sustained conflict. For many of the country’s children, completing primary school remains a distant dream. Here, 10-year-old Fatima is on the board to solve a math question, at the ALC in Baghe Mellat, Herat.

UN global education envoy urges new funding for ‘lost generation’ of children forced out of classrooms by conflict

19 February 2019
Culture and Education
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Destruction in the Iraqi war-battered city of Mosul, evident after the city was liberated from ISIL forces in 2017.

Despite falling attacks, ISIL terrorists remain ‘global threat’: UN report

11 February 2019
Peace and Security
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Secretary-General António Guterres speaking to the General Assembly on his Priorities for 2019.

‘Proving our worth through action’: 5 things Guterres wants the UN to focus on in 2019

16 January 2019
UN Affairs
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6 year old Rohingya refugee, Yasin, rests after arriving at a registration center for newly arrived Rohingya Refugees in Teknaf, Bangladesh, on 6 February 2018. His father says that they fled to Bangladesh after soldiers in Myanmar came to their house and beat his son when he was unable to tell them of his whereabouts.

Children suffering ‘atrocities’ as number of countries in conflict hits new peak: UNICEF

28 December 2018
Human Rights
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