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Violence in Latin America Addresses by SUNY GEP - The New Paltz Oracle - Vimarsana News

Violence in Latin America Addresses by SUNY GEP - The New Paltz Oracle

As part of the annual Foreign Policy Association-SUNY Global Engagement Speaker Series, SUNY New Paltz alumni Jessica Faieta delivered a lecture last Thursday to both a live and virtual audience titled “Is Latin America the Most Violent Region in the World?”

The UN has blood on its hands: Denying Israel's right of self-defense must stop | Anne Bayefsky - Vimarsana News

The UN has blood on its hands: Denying Israel's right of self-defense must stop | Anne Bayefsky

From the blog of Anne Bayefsky at The Times of Israel

Explainer: How UN delivers life-saving aid amid crises - Vimarsana News

Explainer: How UN delivers life-saving aid amid crises

What does it take to get food, medicine, emergency education, and shelter to record numbers of people in some of the most dangerous places on Earth? The UN does this around the world, including in Afghanistan, Haiti, Sudan, Ukraine, and the occupied Palestinian territory.

World News in Brief: recovery efforts in Ukraine, human rights in Sudan and WHO report - Vimarsana News

World News in Brief: recovery efforts in Ukraine, human rights in Sudan and WHO report

In Ukraine, a UN team on the ground is working closely with the Government, local authorities, the private sector, and communities – including youth groups – to boost the country’s massive recovery efforts.

Young People Shape Sustainable Development in Timor-Leste - Vimarsana News

Young People Shape Sustainable Development in Timor-Leste

DILI, Timor-Leste, Oct 06 (IPS) - In 2002, a group of young people in Timor-Leste were asked to look ahead into the future and write down on a postcard what they hoped their country could achieve by the year 2020.