News headlines in July 2023, page 7
Blue Tourism Spurs Development Goals in Bangladesh
- Inter Press Service

DHAKA, Bangladesh, Jul 24 (IPS) - Blue tourism, widely referred to as Coastal or Maritime tourism, is a distinct idea from traditional tourism, which capitalizes on a country's ocean, sea, or coastal region.
Transgender People Face Growing Violence, Discrimination in Pakistan
- Inter Press Service

PESHAWAR, Jul 24 (IPS) - “The problems transgender people face start from their homes as their parents, especially fathers and brothers, look them down upon and disrespect them,” says 20-year-old Pari Gul.
Syria still mired in division, top UN envoy tells Security Council
- UN News

Months of “potentially significant diplomacy” to resolve the crisis in Syria have not yielded any outcomes or political momentum for the war-weary population, both within the country and those displaced outside, the UN Special Envoy for the country said on Monday.
UNHCR, IOM outline new approach to assist growing number of migrants
- UN News

In a world characterised by economic crises, conflicts, and natural disasters, the uptick in migration is proving to be one of the most important geopolitical phenomena of the century. The adverse effects of climate change and environmental degradation are increasingly driving people from their homes.
Global food systems ‘broken’, says UN chief, urging transformation in how we produce, consume food
- UN News

UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Monday highlighted the need to address global hunger, promote cooperation between businesses and governments, and mitigate the damaging impact of continuing climate change on food production.
Sudan: Child deaths rise, concern intensifies for refugees after 100 days of battle
- UN News

After 100 days of fighting in Sudan, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reported on Monday that at least 435 children have been killed and more than 2,000 injured.
UN strongly condemns Russian strikes in Odesa, Ukraine
- UN News

Senior UN officials have strongly condemned the deadly Russian missile strikes in the Ukrainian city of Odesa on Sunday which damaged several historic buildings.
INTERVIEW: Food systems contribute to solving ‘world's most important challenges’
- UN News

Population growth, urbanization, changing consumption patterns, and climate change are making it more challenging to feed the world according to a senior official at the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Transformative power of food production in Mauritius: A UN Resident Coordinator blog
- UN News

Transforming the way food is produced on the Indian Ocean archipelago of Mauritius could help to fight climate change as well as accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to the UN’s most senior representative in the country.
Yemen: Killing of veteran WFP staff member ‘an unacceptable tragedy’
- UN News

The top UN humanitarian official in Yemen on Saturday called for justice in the wake of the recent attack against World Food Programme (WFP) staff that left one person dead and another injured.
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