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Jul 06

UN chief calls for a robust international police force to help combat Haiti’s armed gangs

By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press

He told reporters Thursday that a U.N. expert's call for between 1,000 and 2,000 police officers trained to deal with gang warfare is not an exaggeration of the numbers needed.

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Jun 30

United Nations to help search for tens of thousands of missing people in Syria

By Kareem Chehayeb, Ghaith Alsayed, Associated Press

The families of some of the tens of thousands of people missing in Syria are drawing some hope from a new U.N. push to find their loved ones.

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Jun 28

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UN report criticizes treatment of inmates at Guantanamo Bay as ‘cruel’ and ‘inhuman’

By Geoff Bennett, Teresa Cebrian Aranda, Ali Schmitz

A new U.N. investigation found conditions inside the prison at Guantanamo Bay are cruel and inhuman. Roughly 780 detainees have been held at the detention center since it opened in 2002. Today, 30 remain, 16 of which have been cleared…

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Jun 23

Gang violence pushes Haitians from their homes into makeshift shelters

By Dánica Coto, Associated Press

A gang rampaged through the Cite Soleil slum, killing and raping and setting fire to hundreds of wood-and-tin homes.

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Jun 21

Millions of Ethiopians go hungry again as international aid is paused after massive theft

By Ellen Knickmeyer, Associated Press

Millions of Ethiopians were starved by a two-year war. Now, even after peace, they are going hungry again. That's after the discovery earlier this year of a massive theft of donated food aid in Ethiopia.

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Jun 21

World well short of progress needed to meet UN’s 2030 sustainable development goals

By Melina Walling, Associated Press

The world is falling well short of the progress needed to meet the United Nations' sustainable development goals by 2030 in areas ranging from poverty to clean energy to biodiversity.

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Jun 18

Sudan begins new cease-fire ahead of conference to raise funds for humanitarian aid

By Samy Magdy, Associated Press

Residents in the capital, Khartoum, and its neighboring city of Omdurman reported “relative calm” in the first hours of the cease-fire Sunday morning, after fierce clashes were reported the previous day.

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Jun 15

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UN aid chief on far-reaching consequences of Ukrainian dam disaster

By Geoff Bennett, Zeba Warsi

In Ukraine, floodwaters are receding more than a week after the destruction of a major dam that severely inundated surrounding towns. But the damage is evolving into a long-term environmental and humanitarian disaster with far-reaching consequences. Martin Griffiths is the…

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Jun 15

UN chief says fossil fuels are ‘incompatible with human survival,’ calls for credible exit strategy

By Frank Jordans, Associated Press

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also dismissed suggestions by some oil executives that fossil fuel firms can keep up production if they find a way to capture carbon emissions.

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Jun 12

U.S. plans to rejoin UNESCO and pay $600 million in back dues

By Angela Charlton, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

U.S. officials say the decision was motivated by concern that China is filling the gap in UNESCO policymaking.

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