The UK and 29 other countries condemned the June 2 attack on a humanitarian convoy in North Darfur, which resulted in the deaths of five WFP and UNICEF workers and damage to several trucks carrying essential supplies. The donor countries emphasized that targeting humanitarian personnel violates international law and urged all parties to ensure safe humanitarian access and cease hostilities. This incident reflects the ongoing violence in Sudan’s power struggle, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis affecting countless civilians.
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UNRWA slams Israeli ban on international journalists reporting on Gaza, calls to allow it to work – Middle East Monitor
Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner-general of UNRWA, condemned Israel’s ban on international journalists entering Gaza, labeling it an unprecedented act in modern conflict that restricts truth and fuels misinformation. He urged for independent reporting and support for local journalists, noting that nearly 200 have been killed since the war began. UNRWA also called for Israeli cooperation regarding unsubstantiated allegations against the agency and reaffirmed its commitment to humanitarian assistance in Gaza, where over 54,700 Palestinians have been...
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