News headlines in July 2023, page 25
At Caribbean Summit, UN chief calls for climate action, debt relief, and urgent aid for Haiti
- UN News

The UN chief advocated for climate crisis solutions, debt relief mechanisms, and urgent assistance to Haiti, addressing world leaders on Monday at the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Summit in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
New guidance to protect children from ‘aggressive’ food marketing
- UN News

The World Health Organization (WHO) released on Monday fresh guidance on shaping policies to best protect children from the harmful impact of food marketing.
Global shipping poised to get new emissions-fighting strategy
- UN News

A new strategy is expected to set global shipping on an ambitious path towards phasing out greenhouse gas emissions, top UN officials said at the opening of the latest session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) in London on Monday.
IAEA: Europe’s largest nuclear power plant regains back-up electricity feed
- UN News

The Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in Ukraine is now reconnected to its only back-up power line after four months, but the power situation at the site remains “highly vulnerable”, warned Rafael Mariano Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Monday.
UN rights chief: ‘Don’t leave the climate crisis for our children to fix’
- UN News

Global heating is a burning human rights issue, as extreme weather and climate disasters threaten humanity’s universal right to food, UN rights chief Volker Türk said on Monday.
From the Field: Finding a sanctuary for animals in Ukraine
- UN News

Animals left behind by their owners followingRussia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 have been found a new sanctuary, thanks in part to the support of the UN.
First Person: A Thai police trainer’s ‘passion’ for fighting the SE Asia drug trade
- UN News

A police trainer in Thailand has told UN News about her “inspiration, passion, and strength” for teaching police cadets how to tackle the illicit trafficking of drugs and other contraband through her country and onwards through Southeast Asia.
‘Generations of Haitians’ at risk, warns Guterres, calling for international force to help quell gang violence
- UN News

In Port-au-Prince on Saturday, UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed solidarity with the Haitian people “facing a terrible and mutually reinforcing cycle of… crises”, and urged deployment of an international force to assist the National Police in combating gang violence.
From seeds to solar power in Madagascar: A UN Resident Coordinator blog
- UN News

Over one million people in drought-stricken southern Madagascar are benefitting from a range of complementary UN development initiatives which are being coordinated in order to have a greater impact as the UN Resident Coordinator in Madagascar Issa Sanogo explains.
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