News in Brief 6 April 2022
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Ukraine: UNESCO condemns killing of film director Mantas Kvedaravicius
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COVID deaths and infections continue to fall globally
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Africa faces rising climate-linked health emergencies, warns WHO
Ukraine: UNESCO condemns killing of film director Mantas Kvedaravicius
COVID deaths and infections continue to fall globally
Africa faces rising climate-linked health emergencies, warns WHO
Ukraine: UN’s Guterres joins call for Bucha killings probe
Sri Lanka authorities urged to respect freedom of expression – OHCHR
First aid convoy in months reaches Ethiopia’s Tigray – WFP
Ukraine: UN Secretary-General expresses shock over Bucha killings
UN climate report: urgent action must be taken to mitigate environment catastrophe
More than 90 feared dead in new Mediterranean tragedy
Ukraine: Mariupol evacuation is ready, there is no Plan B
Aid call in Uganda after 10,000 people flee violence in DRC
UN’s rights council adopts disinformation resolution, States urged to tackle hate speech
Ukraine: Russia used cluster weapons at least 24 times, warns UN’s Bachelet
Nearly half of all pregnancies are unintended, says UN Population Fund
Rape and violations of children’s rights still rife in CAR
Ukraine war could create widespread food insecurity, warns FAO
UN’s atomic watchdog chief in Ukraine to support nuclear power plants
Dire impact from floods in South Sudan as new wet season looms
Ukraine relief effort steps up with 1,000 tonnes of emergency aid now sent
Libya detention centres remain places of violations and abuse: experts
UN’s Bachelet hails ‘millions of voices’ tackling racial discrimination
Ukraine war: half of country’s children now displaced
WHO publishes first-ever country estimates of unintended pregnancy and abortion
UNCTAD calls for IMF, World Bank measures as global downturn bites