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Resolution applies to UN agencies as well as humanitarian organisations participating in UN humanitarian work

Volker Turk’s predecessor published a report on China’s treatment of the Uighurs in the final minutes of her tenure

Human rights activists from all over the world will participate

Pope Francis renews call for policymakers to address the issue in a manner 'beneficial to all'

Breadsticks, with their crusty exterior and soft middle, have remained a quintessential part of French life

Tehran also summons German envoy to protest last week’s UN Human Rights Council decision

IEA spokesman says individuals should not make 'irresponsible and provocative statements' on behalf of organisations

The tragic milestone was confirmed in a new IMO report on Missing Migrants Project

India should to repeal all discriminatory laws against Kashmiris

Iran has been gripped by protests since death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in custody of morality police last month

India takes over the G20 presidency from Indonesia for a year from Dec 1

Political and military tensions, strategic asymmetries and nuclear dangers are growing

The demonstrators called out genocidal policies of India in IIOJK

A group of UN Disarmament Fellows visiting Pakistan as part of the international study tour

Heatwaves are predicted to 'exceed human physiological and social limits' in and south and southwest Asia

Pakistan, China among countries intensely opposed the move

World body, Pakistan launch revised $816m flash appeal for flood victims

Gen Bajwa calls on Gen Birame Diop during his visit to the US; appreciates UN's response to crisis

World community asked to promote equity, social justice and inclusion

Havaldar Babar was performing the duties of Guard Commander when he received gunshot wound on his head, says ISPR

AJK president urges UN, OIC to support Kashmiris and stop the ongoing violation of human rights in IIOJK

Chaudhry calls on global bodies to use their influence to stop rights violations in IIOJK

Interior minister says govt committed to eliminating human smuggling

FM reaffirms Pakistan commitment to Palestinian state

UN fund estimates that 222 million children have seen education disrupted by conflict or climate-related disasters

Focus likely to remain on climate change and related devastation

OIC secretary-general to hold bilateral meetings with leaders and presidents of OIC member states

Premier expected to meet Nawaz Sharif while in London; to leave for US after to attend UNGA

Taliban spokesperson rejects allegations saying officials ‘wanted to know about a gathering of women’

More than a half of those had been forced to work against their will, says report

Britain, France and Germany say they have 'serious doubts' about Iran's intentions

Minister says had never seen such a climate-induced catastrophe; admits that energy providers have failed to deliver

The disaster is indeed unprecedented, as Secretary General Guterres also noted while visiting Pakistan

Party expresses fears provincial govt high-ups will embezzle flood aid

Rubina Mallah took a perilous, three-hour boat journey across flood waters to get to the nearest hospital

Launches $160m ‘flash appeal’ for flood victims

Guterres says United Nations was working with Washington and European Union to remove obstacles

1 in 33 people in need of humanitarian aid, according to UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

Delegation will hold talks with Palestinian officials during the two-day visit

Parties should avoid taking unilateral actions to change the status quo or to escalate tensions, says Hua Chunying

Throughout annual Atlantic hurricane season, storms are named to make them easier to identify

Says human rights situation in Afghanistan has 'seriously deteriorated' since August 2021

Poverty pushed 71m into poverty globally in just three months since March 2022, says UN Development Programme

Mazari urges UN to oppose govt's decision denying PTI right to 'peaceful protest'

Afghanistan's foreign ministry says government considers the Security Council's concerns as 'unfounded'

Since Taliban stormed back to power last year, they have imposed harsh restrictions on women and girls

Move comes just days after female TV presenters were ordered to cover up fully

Antonio Guterres will also have a working meeting and lunch with Russian FM Sergei Lavrov

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres repeats his call for an immediate cessation of hostilities

UN says that Russian law which cracks down on independent journalism puts the nation under an information blackout.