Three Laborers Died Due To Electrocution In Sewer Tank
The family members requested action against the restaurant operator, claiming that laborers died because the operator and others involved were forcing them to work without taking necessary safety precautions.
Israel Kills An Indian UN Staff Member In Gaza
The Secretary-General condemns all attacks on UN personnel and calls for a full investigation
UN Agency Estimates Rebuilding Gaza Will Cost $30-40 Billion
72 percent of all residential buildings have been completely or partially destroyed
UN Says Israel’s Attack On Rafah Would Be Tragedy Beyond Words
The world has been appealing to the Israeli authorities for weeks to spare Rafah, but a ground operation there is on the immediate horizon
UN: 16 Dead, 28 Missing After Migrant Boat Capsize Off Africa’s Djibouti
Every year, tens of thousands of African migrants take the treacherous Eastern Route over the Red Sea and across war-torn Yemen to reach Saudi Arabia
UN: 800,000 Sudanese People In ‘Extreme, Immediate Danger’
Almost 25 million people, or half of Sudan's population, require humanitarian assistance, and 8 million have fled their homes
UN Asks For Caution Afraid Israel May Attack Iran’s Nuclear Sites
Iran claims its nuclear project is entirely peaceful, but Western powers accuse Tehran of attempting to develop nuclear bombs
UN: Heat And Unsafe Water Cause Waterborne Diseases Spread In Gaza
Israel has agreed to make it easier for humanitarian agencies to provide aid in Gaza, and it has cleared the resumption of operations on the northern Gaza water pipeline
UN Security Council Disapproves Palestinians UN Membership
Washington argues that the United Nations is not the appropriate forum for discussing Palestinian statehood
Palestine Relaunches Their Bid To Join UN Amid Gaza War
The League of Arab States, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, and the Non-Aligned Movement wrote Guterres a letter backing the Palestinian request
