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Deepfake abuse is abuse: UNICEF warns of a fast-growing threat to children online
UNICEF has raised urgent alarm over the rapid rise in AI-generated sexualised images involving children, warning that deepfake technology is being increasingly used to facilitate sexual exploitation and abuse in digital spaces.
In a strong…
UNFPA backs UN80 reforms as merger talks with UN Women enter assessment phase
At the First Regular Session of the Executive Board, Ms Diene Keita, Executive Director of United Nations Population Fund, outlined UNFPA’s position on the UN80 reform agenda, signalling firm support for the Secretary-General’s vision of a…
Violence in Jonglei pushes hundreds of thousands of children towards hunger crisis
An escalation of violence in Jonglei state is placing the lives of more than 450,000 children at risk of acute malnutrition, as mass displacement and insecurity disrupt access to food, health care and essential nutrition services, according…
Darfur’s Children Caught Between Collapse and Survival
Children in Sudan’s Darfur region are living on what UNICEF has described as a fragile line between abandonment and hope, as conflict, displacement and the collapse of basic services push families to the edge of survival.
Speaking at a…
WHO Regrets US Withdrawal as Global Health Risks Rise
The World Health Organization has formally expressed regret following the notification of withdrawal by the United States of America, warning that the decision weakens global and national health security at a time of persistent and emerging…
From Loss to Livelihood: How Sewing Gave Aminata a Future
At just eighteen, Coulibaly Aminata is rebuilding her life with thread, fabric and quiet determination. In her own words, she tells the story of how sewing training supported by the International Labour Organization through the ACCEL…
From training to trade: Refugees gain decent work pathways in Ethiopia’s Somali region
In Ethiopia’s Somali Regional State, where refugees have long faced structural barriers to formal employment, targeted skills development is beginning to shift the narrative. Through market-driven training initiatives supported by the…
From Rubble to Roads: How Women in Baidoa Are Building Livelihoods Through Decent Work
In the dusty outskirts of Baidoa, in southwest Somalia, a quiet transformation is taking place. Women from internally displaced persons camps and host communities are stepping into roles long reserved for men, rebuilding roads while…
After Davos, the case for small-scale farmers is firmly on the global agenda
The World Economic Forum in Davos has concluded, but one message delivered to global leaders and business executives continues to resonate: investing in small-scale farmers and rural entrepreneurs is not only sound economics, it is a…
UN Launches $852 Million Aid Plan as Somalia Faces Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
One year after Somalia’s humanitarian needs reached critical levels, the United Nations has unveiled a new $852 million Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan — a lifeline that comes at a time of growing urgency and shrinking global…