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Assistive Technology - WIPO

Edited News | WIPO

Inventions boom in ‘assistive tech’ offers wider benefits for all Rapid growth in innovations that are designed to help people overcome their disabilities could soon offer a fix to all manner of mobility, sight and other difficulties, UN patent experts WIPO said on Tuesday...

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Human Rights Council Violations in Kasaï - DRC

Edited News | OHCHR , UNOG

Scale of violence in eastern part of DRC has continued to worsen”, UN Human Rights chief 

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Tackling Systemic Racism - Michelle Bachelet 19 March 2021

Edited News | OHCHR , UNITED NATIONS

"Transformative change needed to dismantle racism and police violence": rights chief

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WHO SAGE-Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine

Edited News | WHO

WHO SAGE Decision on Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine

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UNOG Bi-weekly press briefing South Sudan - Insecurity and Malnutrition Ocha - WFP - UNHCR 16 March 2021

Edited News | UNHCR , OCHA , UNITED NATIONS , WFP

South Sudanese “one step away from famine”, said World Food Programme (WFP)

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UNOG Bi-weekly press briefing: Syrian Children - 10 Years Of War - UNICEF

Edited News | UNICEF

Speaker: - Bo Viktor Nylund, UNICEF Representative in Syria

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Human Rights Situation in Myanmar- HRC

Edited News | OHCHR , UNOG

Junta crackdown in Myanmar has led to likely crimes against humanity, requiring coordinated international response, Human Rights Council told

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Human Rights In North Korea During COVID-19 - HRC

Edited News | OHCHR , UNITED NATIONS

COVID-19 measures worsen abuse and hunger in North Korea, Human Rights Council hears

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Tsunami Preparedness UNDRR 10 March 2021

Edited News | UNITED NATIONS

Tsunami Preparedness UNDRR 10 March 2021

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UNOG Bi-weekly press briefing: Update on Weather - February WMO 09 February 2021

Edited News | WMO

UNOG Bi-weekly press briefing: Update on Weather - February WMO 09 February 2021 “Relatively cold February does not negate the long-term warming trend from climate change", says World Meteorological Organization (WMO)