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Médecins Sans Frontières: MSF Briefs UN Security Council On Sudan - A Catastrophic 'War On People'

MSF provides medical care in 11 of Sudan's states, on both sides of the conflict, according to humanitarian principles. MSF teams in Sudan have warned of alarming levels of malnutrition in many areas, while infectious and vaccine-preventable diseases are rising. The coming rainy season underlines the urgency of ensuring that people in war-torn areas receive food and medical supplies.

New Zealand Defence Force: New Zealand-Led Task Force Makes $NZ375-million Drug Bust In The Middle East

HMS Lancaster’s commanding officer, Commander Sam Stephens, says it was pleasing to demonstrate the use of a tailored air group, which included the Wildcat helicopter and the recently procured uncrewed Peregrine air system. HMS Lancaster was able to maintain persistent surveillance and beat illicit drugrunners in the region, he said.

ICHRP: ICHRP Welcomes Duterte’s Arrest - A Landmark Step Towards Justice

“This is a historic moment for the victims and their families who have long suffered under Duterte’s reign of terror,” said ICHRP Chairperson Peter Murphy. “The arc of the moral universe is long, but today, it has bent towards justice. Duterte’s arrest is the beginning of accountability for the mass killings that defined his brutal rule.”

Médecins Sans Frontières: MSF Briefs UN Security Council On Sudan - A Catastrophic 'War On People'

New Zealand Defence Force: New Zealand-Led Task Force Makes $NZ375-million Drug Bust In The Middle East

ICHRP: ICHRP Welcomes Duterte’s Arrest - A Landmark Step Towards Justice

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Philippines - Türk Says Arrest Of Former President Duterte Is Important Step Toward Accountability

Professional Footballers Australia PFA: PFA Partners With UK’s ‘The Great Save’ To Reduce Football Kit Waste

Doctors Without Borders: Israeli Authorities Must Stop Collective Punishment Of Palestinians And Use Of Aid As A Tool Of War

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