News headlines in June 2025, page 22
Chumbe Island: How Tanzania is Leading the Charge to Save Our Oceans
- Inter Press Service

NICE, France, Jun 11 (IPS) - Under the surface of Tanzania’s turquoise waters, a miracle unfolds quietly every day.
Pacific Leaders Call for Bold Climate Action in Ocean Conference
- Inter Press Service

NICE, France, Jun 11 (IPS) - “There is no climate action without ocean action,” President Hilda Heine of the Marshall Islands told reporters, as she and other representatives of Pacific island states reiterated that countries must honor their climate action agreements.
Gang violence displaces a record 1.3 million Haitians
- UN News

Nearly 1.3 million people have been forced to flee gang violence in Haiti and seek refuge elsewhere within the Caribbean country, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Wednesday.
Ukraine: Ongoing Russian strikes continue alarming civilian casualty trend
- UN News

Civilian deaths and injuries in the first five months of 2025 were nearly 50 per cent higher than the same period last year, UN rights experts tasked with monitoring abuses in war-torn Ukraine said on Wednesday in their latest report.
Rising hunger in Gaza highlights urgent need for ‘unfettered’ aid supplies
- UN News

People in the Gaza Strip are getting hungrier because of the “very limited” volume of food being allowed in, UN aid agencies reiterated on Wednesday.
Climate emergency is a health crisis ‘that is already killing us,’ says WHO
- UN News

With 2024 confirmed as the hottest year on record, the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a stark warning: the climate crisis is also a health crisis – and it’s already claiming lives.
‘Plenty of fish in the sea’? Not anymore, say UN experts in Nice
- UN News

At the Third UN Ocean Conference in Nice, the “catch of the day” wasn’t a seabass or a red mullet – it was a figure: 35 per cent. That’s the share of global fish stocks now being harvested unsustainably, according to a new UN report released Wednesday.
At least eight drown in Red Sea as smugglers force migrants overboard
- UN News

Survivors of a people-smuggling operation in the Red Sea have recounted how they were forced off their boat far from the coast of Djibouti and left to swim for their lives.
The world pledged to end child labour by 2025: So why are 138 million kids still working?
- UN News

Twelve-year-old Tenasoa crawls to work every day at a mine in eastern Madagascar where she collects two kilos of the shiny mineral mica each day. She cannot walk because of a physical disability.
Why Are We Failing to Protect Gaza?
- Inter Press Service

BORDEAUX, France, Jun 11 (IPS) - During President Trump’s tour of Gulf monarchies last month, he mentioned Gaza only two times. The first time was in Doha, when he expressed his desire to make Gaza a “freedom zone.” Gaza’s 2.1 million residents, nearly half of whom are children, would like that, too.
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