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UN’s Role in Holding Congo’s Armed Actors Accountable for War-Timed Sexual Violence
Sexual violence is one of the most serious humanitarian and human rights issues of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
UN’s Race to Bankruptcy: What Member States’ Delinquent Payments Mean for Governance?
The United Nations is going through the worst fiscal crisis in its history. Towards the beginning of the 2025, Secretary-General
Assessing Beijing’s Enduring Impact on Global Women’s Rights After 30 Years
The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action is one of the most effective international regulations on the promotion of women
Digital Darkness: How Internet Shutdowns Amplify Crisis in Afghanistan?
The decision of internet blocking in Afghanistan has become part of the style of ruling and managing conflicts in the
Transforming Women’s Roles in Africa’s Cassava Value Chain: The UN Women-IOFS Partnership
The food security of Sub-Saharan Africa has relied on cassava particularly because of its climate resilience and its ability to
Women Leading the Way: Advancing Sustainable Tourism in Kazakhstan’s Almaty Region
The Almaty region of Kazakhstan has become a hotspot in terms of the development of inclusive tourism in 2025, with
UNRWA Controversies: Neutrality, Accountability, and Funding
United Nations Relief and Works Agency in Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) remains the main UN agency offering
How the Security Council Shapes or Ignores Global Crises?
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is the main organ that is charged with the responsibility of ensuring international peace
Accountability Inside UN Agencies: Corruption and Whistleblowers
By 2025, accountability within the UN agencies is a burning issue to international stakeholders, donors, and humanitarian observers. With the