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No relent in fighting in Syria, deepening misery for civilians
Locusts swarm into South Sudan as plague spreads
U.N. suggests Turkey border crossing to deliver aid to Syria
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Stateless: The world's most invisible people
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Life for the Rohingya in the world’s largest refugee camp
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Stateless: The world's most invisible people
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Life for the Rohingya in the world’s largest refugee camp
The rise in young Afghan female entrepreneurs
Russian women hope for change after domestic violence ruling
Health systems urged to find green cure for fast-rising emissions
EU sets out five-year crime cooperation, anti-trafficking plans
Britain wants in-person COP26 climate change summit this year
China says to hold talks with Kerry on COP26 climate summit
Only half of women and girls in control over their own bodies - UN
Biden's climate envoy Kerry to hold talks with China, South Korea
Nepal chokes on smoke and ash as drought-worsened wildfires rage
Mali's failure to ban FGM challenged in West Africa's top court
Traffickers seen thriving in Europe as COVID hits victim support
Cyclone destroys houses, cuts power on Australia's west coast
Brazil's Amazon deforestation data mixed ahead of Earth Day summit
Dutch earmark $400 mln for green hydrogen development
Greta Thunberg to skip UN climate conference in Scotland
Biden urged to use clean energy benefits more to fight inequality
With Thai boxing, Egyptian women fight sex attacks and stereotypes
Kerry and India's Modi discuss mobilizing finance for green shift
Amazon deforestation rose 17% in 'dire' 2020, data shows
Climate protests damage Barclays London HQ, seven arrested
African leaders warn COVID-19 crisis harming climate adaptation
Big ECB climate change role may be step too far warns Wunsch
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Indian trafficking victims left destitute by compensation delays
Patchy corporate climate disclosure prompts G20 watchdog to act
Environmentalist uses stories, puppets to save Indonesia mangroves
Scuffles in London as thousands join UK 'kill the bill' rallies
Chad arrests soldiers accused of rapes in Niger
World Bank confirms key pillars of new climate action plan
Climate activists spray black dye at Bank of England
Female police officer killed in eastern Afghanistan - officials
COVID increased stillbirth and maternal death rates
UK-led summit seeks solutions for 'searing' climate injustice
UK not looking to postpone COP26 climate summit-spokesperson says
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Vanessa Nakate
Fridays for Future Uganda
Why my erasure from a photo of climate activists at Davos matters
Across Africa, the climate crisis is happening to us now, and the stories Africans have to tell are urgent - but who is listening?
Sarah Telford
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
In a world awash with data, aid workers contend with gaps
With nearly 168 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in 2020 -- the highest figure in decades -- there is no time, or data, to lose
Teresa Anderson
ActionAid
Why "net zero" is not good enough
It sounds like an ambitious goal, but the term may hide loopholes that can delay real climate action and drive land grabs and hunger
Mandeep Dhaliwal
UNDP
The promises and perils of digital health
The potential for technology to transform health services is tremendous, but advances in digital health can bring privacy and data security challenges
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analysis
'Wilful ignorance': Flood-hit Australia urged to rethink climate adaptation
As reservoirs run low, Mexico City seeks durable fix for water woes
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Insurers float fast flood protection, as Britain fails to confront risk
As disaster train gathers speed, efforts gear up to clear the track
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Getting to Europe: The Game
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