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875 Palestinians Killed In 6 Weeks At Gaza Aid Points: UN Human Rights Office
The UN rights office said it had recorded at least 875 killings within the past six weeks at aid points in Gaza run by the US - and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and convoys run by other relief groups, including the United Nations.
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Saudi Warns UN, Aid Workers To Leave Rebel-Held Areas In Yemen
Saudi Arabia, which is leading air strikes against rebels in neighbouring Yemen, has warned the United Nations and international aid groups to protect staff by removing them from areas held by Yemen's Houthi rebels, according to a letter that was seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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Doubling Numbers on HIV Drugs Could 'Break' Epidemic: UN
The UN today urged countries to "break the AIDS epidemic" by doubling the number of people receiving HIV treatment within the next five years.
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Almost 16 Million on HIV Treatment as AIDS Pandemic Tide Turns
Some 15.8 million people worldwide are now on HIV treatment and a fast-track strategy to end the AIDS pandemic is starting to show results, the United Nations AIDS program said today.
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Almost 16 Million on HIV Treatment as AIDS Pandemic Tide Turns
Some 15.8 million people worldwide are now on HIV treatment and a fast-track strategy to end the AIDS pandemic is starting to show results, the United Nations AIDS program said today.
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Lack of Funds Threatens Food Aid for Millions in Iraq, Says UN Body
A major shortage of aid funding for Iraq threatens food assistance relied on by more than two million people, the UN's humanitarian coordinator for the country said on Sunday.
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Victoria Beckham to Help United Nations Fight AIDS
Victoria Beckham says she had to turn 40 to realize she has an obligation to help others, particularly women and children fighting disease.
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UN Ends Border Ban to Bring Food to Millions of Desperate Syrians
Aid agencies said on Tuesday they were ready to truck desperately-needed supplies to 2.9 million more Syrians after the UN Security Council finally passed a resolution backing cross-border convoys.
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Syria Neighbours Alarmed by Refugee Flow, Want More Aid Access
The four main host countries for Syrian refugees said at a meeting on Sunday that only the wider distribution of aid inside Syria could curb an exodus that is putting huge strains on neighbouring states.
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UN, OPEC join to combat HIV among drug users
The United Nations' anti-narcotics agency has joined forces with the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) in a bid to rein in the spread of HIV among drug users.
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875 Palestinians Killed In 6 Weeks At Gaza Aid Points: UN Human Rights Office
The UN rights office said it had recorded at least 875 killings within the past six weeks at aid points in Gaza run by the US - and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and convoys run by other relief groups, including the United Nations.
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Saudi Warns UN, Aid Workers To Leave Rebel-Held Areas In Yemen
Saudi Arabia, which is leading air strikes against rebels in neighbouring Yemen, has warned the United Nations and international aid groups to protect staff by removing them from areas held by Yemen's Houthi rebels, according to a letter that was seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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Doubling Numbers on HIV Drugs Could 'Break' Epidemic: UN
The UN today urged countries to "break the AIDS epidemic" by doubling the number of people receiving HIV treatment within the next five years.
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Almost 16 Million on HIV Treatment as AIDS Pandemic Tide Turns
Some 15.8 million people worldwide are now on HIV treatment and a fast-track strategy to end the AIDS pandemic is starting to show results, the United Nations AIDS program said today.
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Almost 16 Million on HIV Treatment as AIDS Pandemic Tide Turns
Some 15.8 million people worldwide are now on HIV treatment and a fast-track strategy to end the AIDS pandemic is starting to show results, the United Nations AIDS program said today.
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Lack of Funds Threatens Food Aid for Millions in Iraq, Says UN Body
A major shortage of aid funding for Iraq threatens food assistance relied on by more than two million people, the UN's humanitarian coordinator for the country said on Sunday.
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Victoria Beckham to Help United Nations Fight AIDS
Victoria Beckham says she had to turn 40 to realize she has an obligation to help others, particularly women and children fighting disease.
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UN Ends Border Ban to Bring Food to Millions of Desperate Syrians
Aid agencies said on Tuesday they were ready to truck desperately-needed supplies to 2.9 million more Syrians after the UN Security Council finally passed a resolution backing cross-border convoys.
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Syria Neighbours Alarmed by Refugee Flow, Want More Aid Access
The four main host countries for Syrian refugees said at a meeting on Sunday that only the wider distribution of aid inside Syria could curb an exodus that is putting huge strains on neighbouring states.
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UN, OPEC join to combat HIV among drug users
The United Nations' anti-narcotics agency has joined forces with the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) in a bid to rein in the spread of HIV among drug users.
