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Member States credit United Nations with putting them on path to stability, better future, as General Assembly concludes meeting marking Seventy-Fifth Anniversary.

Member States credit United Nations with putting them on path to stability, better future, as General Assembly concludes meeting marking Seventy-Fifth Anniversary.

Member States credit United Nations with putting them on path to stability, better future, as General Assembly concludes meeting marking Seventy-Fifth Anniversary.

Alarmed by genocide denial in Rwanda, Former Yugoslavia, General Assembly delegates commend Residual Mechanism for progress on cases amid COVID-19.

Briefing Security Council, Special Envoy for Great Lakes Region highlights new strategy for peace, human rights, noting situation remains ‘broadly stable’.

Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region, Huang Xia said, “the overall situation in the region in recent months has remained stable, with encouraging progress despite connsistent challenges.” UNIFEED

Fifteen years after the adoption of the responsibility to protect during the 2005 World Summit, a top UN official said, “despite progress, there is also a growing gap between the promise and the actual protection of vulnerable populations around the world.” UNIFEED

Progress towards gender equality under threat, world leaders warn as General Assembly marks twenty-fifth anniversary of landmark women’s rights conference.

Progress towards gender equality under threat, world leaders warn as General Assembly marks twenty-fifth anniversary of landmark women’s rights conference.

Progress towards gender equality under threat, world leaders warn as General Assembly marks twenty-fifth anniversary of landmark women’s rights conference.