Life  in the Occupied Palestine Territories  is unsustainable and - with nearly one in three people out of a job - it also has the world’s highest unemployment rate, according to Isabelle Durant, UNCTAD Deputy Secretary-General.  Ms. Durant spoke with UN News’s Jens Renner in Geneva, about  UNCTAD's latest report on life in the Occupied Palestine Territories.

In an interview with UN News’s Daniel Johnson, UN Commission of Inquiry investigator Karen Abuzayd  describes the main findings of the panel’s latest report, which highlights that war crimes have likely been committed by all sides, in the more than seven-year war.

Cancer “a growing global threat”: IARC

Stronger response needed to threats against peacekeepers: UN peacekeeping chief

Exposing workers to toxic substances a “vicious form of exploitation”: UN expert

There’s growing international concern for almost three million people “trapped” inside Syria’s Idlib, amid fears of an all-out military assault on this last opposition region, the UN aid agency, OCHA, has warned.  OCHA spokesperson Jens Laerke spoke to UN News's Daniel Johnson.

More people were hungry in 2017 than at any time over the previous decade, according to the latest edition of the annual flagship UN report State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World.  Cindy Holleman, a senior economist with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and one of the lead authors of the study, spoke to UN News’ Yasmina Guerda about the key findings of the report.

Syria’s Idlib risks becoming worst humanitarian tragedy of 21st century: OCHA

OHCHR on Myanmar freedom of expression violations

Venezuela ready for “new cooperation” with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Everyone has a role to play in combatting global corruption

New UN rights chief underscores the importance of multilateralism

It’s important to talk about suicide: WHO