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May- 2019 -

3 May

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Ogossagou massacre could be a crime against humanity, UN Mali mission says

The killing of at least 157 Fulani people in Ogossagou in central Mali by dozo traditional hunters was "planned, organised and coordinated," MINUSMA said

Apr- 2019 -

29 April

Commentary

Amal Clooney, Nadia Murad Basee Taha and Denis Mukwege

Opinion Editor

Weak UN resolution exposes conflict between sexual violence survivors’ needs and political ideology

UN Security Council Resolution 2467 on sexual violence in conflict prioritized political consensus over survivors

26 April

Americas

Staff Writer With AFP

Trump says US will revoke UN Arms Trade Treaty

President Donald Trump said the US would not abide by a UN treaty aimed at regulating the global conventional arms trade, calling it an encroachment on sovereignty.

15 April

Middle East

Yemeni forces and Saudi-led coalition send reinforcements toward Hodeidah port

Staff Writer With AFP

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Yemen government and Houthi rebels agree to Hodeidah plan, UN envoy says

Yemen's government and Houthi rebels have accepted a plan for a much-delayed pullback from the flashpoint city of Hodeidah, the UN envoy said

10 April

Africa

Fergus Kelly

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Niger gendarmes killed and hostages taken in latest Islamic State attack in Diffa

Several people were taken hostage and at least one police officer was killed during an attack in Diffa carried out by four Islamic State West Africa province militants

8 April

Middle East

Staff Writer With AFP

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UN humanitarian coordinator urges investigation into Yemen students’ deaths blamed on airstrike

The UN called for an investigation into the deaths of 11 civilians in Yemen's capital, where rebels accused a Saudi-led coalition of carrying out an airstrike

5 April

Africa