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Aleppo Struggles to Provide for Basic Needs as Regime Closes In
Syrian boy carries bread back from underground bakery in severely damaged opposition-held area of Aleppo…
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Water: A Defining Issue for Post-2015
A Sri Lankan boy bathes in a polluted river. South Asia, home to 1.7 billion…
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AIDS Is No. 1 Killer of African Teenagers
As AIDS becomes the leading cause of death of adolescents in Africa, empowering youth –…
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Diabetes Epidemic Threatens Development Gains in Pacific Islands
Increasing people's consumption of fresh produce and daily exercise are part of preventing a non-communicable…
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In India, an Indoor Health Crisis
Kehmli Devi, a middle-aged Indian woman, bends over her wood-burning stove in her home in…
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Sexual Violence in Conflict “The Contemporary Moral Issue” Says United Nations
UNITED NATIONS, Apr 17 2015 (IPS) - Impunity for perpetrators of sexual violence in war…
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Israel, Hamas Escape U.N.’s List of Shame on Attacks on Children
A Palestinian student inspects the damage at a UN school at the Jabalia refugee camp…
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Opinion: Integrating Water, Sanitation and Health are Key to the Promise of the UN Global Goals
HRH Princess Sarah Zeid of Jordan is a global advocate for maternal, child and newborn…
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Water and Sanitation Challenges Amidst Social Inequality in Urban Areas in India
Fawzia Tarannum Lecturer, Department of Regional Water Studies, TERI UniversityWater and Sanitation Challenge in Ekta-Vihar…
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UNFPA Funding Cuts Threaten Women’s Health in Poorer Nations
A Maternity ward in Port Loko, Sierra Leone. Credit: Mohamed Fofanah/IPS.UNITED NATIONS, May 26 2016…