‘Alarming lack of compliance’ with international law ramps up danger for civilians

‘Alarming lack of compliance’ with international law ramps up danger for civilians

The United Nations alone documented over 33,000 civilian deaths in armed conflicts in 2023 – a horrific 72 per cent increase compared to the previous year – Joyce Msuya, UN Deputy Relief Coordinator, told ambassadors at the Security Council. With the actual figures “likely higher”, the harm and suffering caused to civilians in 2023 “signals…

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The British doctor warned of the danger of a virus more deadly than Covid, the fear of 50 million deaths

The British doctor warned of the danger of a virus more deadly than Covid, the fear of 50 million deaths

Iconic photo Health experts from Great Britain made a shocking revelation about a new disease, Disease X. According to foreign media reports, this disease has been named as Disease X by the World Health Organization (WHO). Health experts have warned that this disease is even more deadly than the epidemic of late 2019 known as…

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Ukraine: UN adds historic Kyiv cathedral and monastery to danger list

Ukraine: UN adds historic Kyiv cathedral and monastery to danger list

The Ukrainian capital has suffered multiple Russian missile strikes during the war, prompting the UNESCO World Heritage Committee to highlight the threat of destruction facing the iconic St. Sophia’s Cathedral and Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, also known as the Monastery of the Caves. The agency also added the medieval centre of the western city of Lviv to…

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Somalia in danger of losing hard-won gains, Security Council hears

Somalia in danger of losing hard-won gains, Security Council hears

“Whilst many challenges and risks lie ahead, there are also many opportunities, and I urge all international partners to lean in and provide additional support to the people,” said the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Somalia Catriona Laing. Regarding current security conditions, Ms. Laing, who also heads the UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM), raised concerns…

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‘Immense tragedy’ underscores need to address unexploded ordnance danger in Somalia

‘Immense tragedy’ underscores need to address unexploded ordnance danger in Somalia

UNMAS issued a statement saying it was “deeply saddened and profoundly alarmed” by the deaths of 27 civilians, including 22 children, in a “tragic incident” involving unexploded ordnance (UXO) that occurred on Friday in the Lower Shabelle region.  Fifty-three people were also injured.  Innocent lives lost  “UNMAS expresses its sincere condolences to the families affected…

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