UN Support Amid Rising Violence in the DR Congo
The eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo continue to experience escalating violence, placing the United Nations at
UN Chief’s Plea: Release 118 Detained UN Staff in the DRC
The detention of 118 personnel linked to the United Nations in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has emerged as
How Kyrgyzstan Built a System to Protect Domestic Violence Survivors?
Kyrgyzstan’s approach to protecting domestic violence survivors crystallized in 2017 with the adoption of a progressive law on domestic violence,
Girls in Gaza: Rising Risks and a Mounting Mental Health Crisis
The situation for girls in Gaza has deteriorated sharply over more than two years of continuous violence, displacement, and loss,
Middle East War Risks Undermining Syria’s Fragile Recovery
The United Nations has repeatedly warned that the ongoing Middle East war, centered on Gaza and its regional reverberations, threatens
UN‑Women’s Afghan Pledge: “No Matter What” Amid a Deepening Rights Crisis
UN‑Women’s declaration to remain in Afghanistan “no matter what” is a bold affirmation in the context of a rapidly shrinking
Dry Corridor Climate Crisis Drives Drought and Displacement Across Central America
The Central American Dry Corridor stretches across parts of Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica, forming one of
UN Probe Confirms Russia’s Child Deportations as Crimes Against Humanity
The result that the UN Probe Confirms Russia child deportations crimes against humanity is one of the most important human
Strait of Hormuz Standoff: US Preemption Versus Iran’s Asymmetric Oil Threats
The Strait of Hormuz has been one of the most vital shipping bottlenecks in world energy logistics. The world is
Azerbaijan’s UN Spotlight: Progress and Pitfalls in Combating Domestic Femicide
The UN Spotlight on Azerbaijan has attracted the global attention to the new response to domestic violence and femicide in