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NHRC to hold food justice conference on Feb 6-7

Christopher Luxon has announced contributions to UNRWA will be reviewed by the Foreign Minister, while Helen Clark has criticised nations for pulling out.

Christopher Luxon has announced contributions to UNRWA will be reviewed by the Foreign Minister, while Helen Clark has criticised nations for pulling out.

UNDP continues to support the Government of Iraq in ending corruption and boosting foreign investment The UN Development Programme (UNDP)'s Anti-Corruption and Arbitration initiatives (ACAI) is achieving significant milestones midway through its five-year implementation. Funded by the European Union (EU), the project recently conducted its second steering committee on Sunday, January 21, at the State

The very existence of the Baka as a people is threatened. It’s time to decolonize conservation.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The newly launched Rights to Information Project is aiming to educate and empower Pacific communities on the importance of information in shaping decision-making processes.Held at the University of the South Pacific (USP), the project was initiated in 2021 is a call from the government to make in...

By John Lee. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has responded to a claim that large sums are being lost to corruption in Iraq as donors fail to track spending on post-war reconstruction. According to an article in the British newspaper The Guardian: "The alleged kickbacks are one of a number of claims of corruption