UN agencies hold a bi-weekly briefing in Geneva on humanitarian crisis in the world, with focus expected on the situation in Gaza and possible follow up on allegations against UNRWA staff.
The memorial sits close to another reminder of the UN’s history of failure: the flame dedicated to Rwanda’s dead. Two catastrophes, two continents, a few metres apart. The symbolism requires...
The Secretary-General will press the G20 summit in Johannesburg to overhaul the global financial system, arguing that “Africa’s progress is being stifled by outdated rules.”
The declaration urges states to strengthen legal safeguards, monitor violations, respect press independence, and ensure technology does not put journalists at risk.
Delegates came from dozens of countries.
Recorded statements arrived from UN and African Union rapporteurs, UNESCO officials, the ICC, and the UN Human Rights Office.