The issue of sexual misconduct and exploitation by staff continues to be problematic.
GENEVA — On Monday, the World Health Organization announced that strides were being taken to address and prevent instances of sexual misconduct. However, they also acknowledged that misconduct by WHO employees continues to be an issue. “In the last two…
According to a report, the world is not meeting its commitments to end deforestation by 2030.
SAO PAULO — A report published on Monday by a coalition of environmental groups stated that the world is not progressing quickly enough to fulfill its commitment to end deforestation by 2030, and instead, deforestation is worsening in 2022. At…
The first major wheat harvest has taken place in Malawi.
Blantyre, Malawi — After numerous attempts, Malawi has finally achieved a successful large-scale wheat harvest using a variety of grain that is well-suited for its soil. This is seen as a potential solution to counter the effects of the Russia-Ukraine…
Nigeria has introduced a new game to enhance awareness about the environment.
Rewording: Nigeria is intensifying its efforts to educate the public about the environment as floods and soil erosion continue to rise due to the effects of climate change. The newest initiative for education is a card game called PLAN (Play,…
Concerns about Nepotism Arise in Bangladesh Due to WHO Regional Election
The upcoming election to select the next leader of the South-East Asia Regional Office (SEARO) for the World Health Organization has sparked controversy, as this individual will have a significant impact on the well-being of billions of individuals. Sheikh Hasina’s…
As the UN Climate Summit approaches, countries are unable to reach an agreement on the creation of a ‘Loss and Damage’ Fund.
WASHINGTON — Many nations are at a standstill in their discussions on how to create a fund that will aid in the recovery and reconstruction of countries affected by climate change. These discussions must be resolved within the next 30…
in History Nigeria is facing challenges in controlling the most severe diphtheria epidemic recorded in its history.
Kano, Nigeria — In Kano, northern Nigeria, a clinic is treating many patients affected by a severe diphtheria outbreak. Among them is a 10-year-old girl who is being cared for by three nurses. Sadly, the outbreak has already claimed the…
The number of fatalities in Gaza has exceeded 5,000 and a ceasefire does not appear to be imminent in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
Reiterating the same statement, the director of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, made a fresh plea on Monday for continuous support in ensuring the safe delivery of medical supplies and fuel to maintain the operation of health…
Resolving tensions in Kosovo through dialogue and fostering trust.
During the ambassador’s briefing, Caroline Ziadeh, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, mentioned a significant event that occurred on September 24th. The incident resulted in the death of four individuals, including a Kosovo police officer, and caused injuries to others….
The United Nations representative for Haiti reaffirms the importance of elections in the face of increasing violence from gangs.
She stated that elections are necessary for Haiti to regain its democratic institutions. Without democracy and the rule of law, Haiti cannot move towards development and growth. The ambassador, who is also in charge of the United Nations Office in…