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Daily Wrap 19 June 2025
Children collect water in northern Gaza.
Gaza: As last fuel supplies run out, aid teams warn of catastrophe

More than 100 days into Israel's complete fuel blockade in Gaza, UN agencies still in the shattered enclave warned on Thursday that vital services are only "hours away" from shutting down.

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Peace and Security
8,554 grave violations against children occurred in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
'We are at a point of no return': grave violations against children surge for third year

Last year, 41,370 grave violations against children were documented and verified by the United Nations, according to the Secretary-General's annual report on children in armed conflict, released on Thursday.  

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Human Rights
Extreme weather, such as flooding, as pictured here in Haiti, can impact heavily on the health of affected people.
World News in Brief: Global investment plunges, hurricane season in Haiti, rising cholera and hunger in South Sudan

Global investment fell a full 11 per cent to $1.5 trillion last year – it's a huge blow for developing nations, the UN trade agency, UNCTAD, said on Thursday.

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Humanitarian Aid
Refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo celebrating World Refugee Day in Hoima, Uganda
World Refugee Day: telling their stories

Of the 122 million people globally displaced by persecution, violence or human rights violations, 42.7 million are refugees who have fled across borders, according to new data from the UN refugee agency (UNHCR). 

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Migrants and Refugees
In 2024 alone, the UN verified around 4,500 cases of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV).
Long after the guns fall silent, conflict-related sexual violence leaves lasting scars

Sexual violence in conflict is a tactic of war, torture and terror. It does not only devastate survivors but also tears apart families and communities. The trauma, shame and stigma are borne by victims, not perpetrators – echoing across generations. 

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Human Rights
Volker Türk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. (file photo)
UN warns of mounting humanitarian toll as Israel-Iran hostilities continue

As deadly missile exchanges between Israel and Iran enter a second week, the United Nations is sounding alarm over the growing toll on civilians, warning of mass displacement and regional instability.

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Peace and Security
The IAEA applies safeguards to verify states are honouring their international legal obligations to use nuclear material for peaceful purposes only.
Monitoring Iran and promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy– the IAEA's role explained

Just days before Israel launched a bombing campaign against Iran, the UN watchdog agency monitoring Iran's nuclear activities warned that the country was in violation of its non-proliferation commitments. 

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Peace and Security
Children play at a camp in Yemen for people displaced by conflict and the climate crisis.
Development is 'the first line of defense against conflict,' Guterres tells Security Council

Of the 700 million people worldwide living in extreme poverty, 40 per cent live in conflict-affected or fragile settings and this is on track to worsen, UN Secretary-General António Guterres told the Security Council on Thursday. 

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Peace and Security
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