News in Brief 13 September 2023

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News in Brief 13 September 2023

FromUN News - Global perspective Human stories

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Sep 13, 2023

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Libya: UN scales up support to victims of deadly floodsOver 330 million children worldwide living in extreme poverty: UNICEF, World BankUganda: restored royal burial site no longer under threat: UNESCO

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Sep 13, 2023

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Helping Ukrainians stay, critical ahead of winter: IOM deputy chief by UN News - Global perspective Human stories
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Hate speech ‘a trigger for racist acts against people of African descent’ by UN News - Global perspective Human stories
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