"CAMBODIA"

General Assembly reappoints Secretary-General to second five-year term, adopting resolution condemning lethal violence by Myanmar’s armed forces.

General Assembly reappoints Secretary-General to second five-year term, adopting resolution condemning lethal violence by Myanmar’s armed forces.

Governments must embrace rights-based focus on those most at risk of HIV/AIDS, General Assembly speakers stress, amid differences over ‘key’ populations.

A new UN report warns that global progress against child labour has stalled for the first time since the last two decades. The COVID-19 crisis is likely to push millions more children into child labour unless urgent mitigation measures are taken. In Cambodia, FAO is supporting fisheries communities to better understand the benefits of reducing child labour and improving children’s access to affordable and quality education. FAO

Stressing no country is exempt from corruption, speakers in General Assembly call for greater collaboration to tackle menace, as special session continues.

Stressing no country is exempt from corruption, speakers in General Assembly call for greater collaboration to tackle menace, as special session continues.

The last pockets of malaria in Cambodia are found in rural and remote communities where access to malaria testing and treatment services can be difficult. As part of a new focalised aggressive approach, health workers like midwife Ly Kanha are taking on new roles to search for undetected cases in order to prevent, test for, and treat the disease. WHO

Briefing by Stephane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.

Press Conference by Ilene Cohn, Deputy Director and Officer in Charge, UNMAS; Abigail Hartley, Chief of Policy, Advocacy, Communications and Resource Mobilization, UNMAS; and Stephen Pritchard, Chief of Programmes, Planning and Management, UNMAS, on the upcoming International Day of Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action.

Briefing by Stephane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.