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Senaste avsnittet: 20 september, 2018

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En podcast av: Department of Public Information

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2018-09-20 | 2 min

News in Brief 20 September 2018

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UN Secretary-General welcomes outcome of third inter-Korea summitZero tolerance for sexual harassment at the UNClimate change and conflict causing high food insecurity levels

En podcast från Conor Lennon, UN News

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2018-09-19 | 19 min

Somalia ‘vulnerable but making progress’

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The troubled Horn of Africa country, Somalia, is still vulnerable but is making progress towards a more stable future, according to Michael Keating, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Somalia and head of UNSOM. In this episode of UN and Africa Mr. Keating sat down with UN News's Daniel Dickinson in New York to discuss Somalia’s future.

En podcast från Daniel Dickinson, UN News

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2018-09-19 | 3 min

News in Brief 19 September 2018

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1 in 3 children in disaster and conflict hit countries not in school – UNICEF reportOver 1 million affected by Typhoon Mangkhut in the PhilippinesUN health agency publishes its first ever ‘investment case’

En podcast från Omar Musni, UN News

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2018-09-18 | 7 min

Senior WHO official calls for ‘urgent action’ to end tuberculosis by 2030

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Countries are not doing enough to end tuberculosis by 2030, warned the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday, releasing its latest Global Tuberculosis Report. The deadly disease remains one of the top 10 causes of death worldwide, even though it’s fully treatable, Dr. Tereza Kasaeva, Director of WHO’s Global TB Programme, told Anton Uspenskiy of UN News, calling for more global action.

En podcast från Anton Uspenskiy, UN News

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2018-09-18 | 4 min

Sexual exploitation an ‘almost existential issue’ for UNHCR, says Deputy High Commissioner

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Sexual exploitation is an “almost existential issue” for the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), Deputy High Commissioner Kelly T. Clements said on Tuesday. Announcing measures designed to encourage victims to come forward, she told UN News the number of reported cases of abuse has doubled among its more than 1,000 international partners in the last year, now that people “know where to go” to raise the alarm.

En podcast från Jens Renner, UN News - Geneva

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