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UN Interviews

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Gender-Based Violence
Women’s Rights
FAO
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UN Mine Action Program
Unexploded Ordnance
Radio Miraya
Human Rights
South Sudan
Environmental Degradation

<p>UN News interviews a wide range of people from senior news-making officials at Headquarters in New York, to advocates and beneficiaries from across the world who have a stake in helping the UN go about its often life-saving work in the field.</p>

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Thirty years after the first World Social Summit in Copenhagen, global leaders have reconvened in Doha to assess progress and chart a path forward on poverty eradication and social development.

Over the past three decades, 1.5 billion people have be... more

The Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Agenda – launched 25 years ago through Security Council resolution 1325 – recognized women are affected by wars in specific ways and must also play a distinct role in resolving them.

Mexico, Chile and Colombia hav... more

Getting relief to communities in Jamaica cut off by the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa remains the “main challenge” for UN aid agencies in the Caribbean country.

The hurricane tore through the western part of the island — damaging homes, ro... more

In a world grappling with growing inequalities, demographic shifts, and the fast pace of technological and environmental change, the Second World Summit for Social Development is bringing leaders together in Doha to talk and take action.

Thirty year... more

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Laura Flores
America's Division Director with the Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, worked extensively on women's rights and indigenous peoples' rights
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Dennis Zulu
UN's resident coordinator and most senior official in Jamaica
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Episode: INTERVIEW: Access remains main challenge for hurricane-hit Jamaicans
Yuji Iwasawa
President of the International Court of Justice
International Court of Justice
Episode: ICJ president: The Court is not blind to politics, but bound by law
Zunaira Qayyum
15-year-old climate champion and UNICEF's Youth Advocate for Climate Action and Girls Empowerment in Pakistan.
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Episode: ‘Our Voices Matter’: young climate leader calls for girls’ empowerment
Ted Chaiban
Deputy Executive Director at UNICEF
UNICEF
Episode: ‘Turn words into action’, UNICEF calls for rights of Palestinian children to be upheld
Sarah Hendriks
Director of the Policy Division at UN Women
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Episode: For far too long, ‘poverty has disproportionately had a female face’
Christine Arab
UN Women's Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific
UN Women
Episode: Asia-Pacific: Women’s groups keen to cooperate on gender-responsive climate resilience
Nelson Rodrigues
Education specialist for UNICEF Ukraine
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Episode: Beyond broken schools: how war disrupts education in Ukraine
Hanaa Singer-Hamdy
UN resident coordinator in Nepal
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Episode: Social media ban sparks deadly protests in Nepal

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Naima Sawaya
Host of UN News, involved in covering pivotal humanitarian narratives.

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INTERVIEW: Access remains main challenge for hurricane-hit Jamaicans
Q: How has this situation impacted you and your team personally working out there and what you've seen?
None of the UN staff were adversely affected, but the team faces stress due to the destruction and is committed to supporting Jamaica in rebuilding efforts.
INTERVIEW: Access remains main challenge for hurricane-hit Jamaicans
Q: What are some of the challenges that you are facing right now in delivering aid?
The major challenge is access due to significant destruction of infrastructure caused by the hurricane, including flooded and blocked roads.
Summit for Social Development: A global call to action
Q: What does a successful summit look like?
It hinges on achieving a strong political commitment and declaration that leads to tangible improvements in social development and partnerships to implement these changes.
Summit for Social Development: A global call to action
Q: How will this summit address the issue of trust?
The summit aims to reaffirm human dignity, equity, and social justice while engaging member states in discussing progress and commitments.
ICJ president: The Court is not blind to politics, but bound by law
Q: Did you always aspire to be a judge on the World Court? And does working for the international legal system differ compared to working nationally?
Before joining the ICJ, Iwasawa was an academic familiar with international law, emphasizing the importance of the court in developing and clarifying international law.

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2. Dennis Zulu
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8. Nelson Rodrigues

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