Reduction in political violence across Colombia a ‘substantial change’: UN Mission chief

‘There is no military solution’ in South Sudan: senior UN Peacekeeping official

UN chief mourns ‘absolutely unacceptable’ loss of 140 colleagues

New life for 207 former child soldiers in South Sudan: UNICEF

Global plan seeks to strengthen protection of internally displaced people

Food industry urged to improve access to healthier products

For this latest Lid Is On podcast from UN News, we’ll hear from three of the leading voices involved in the new UN Road Safety Trust Fund, launched this month, which is committed to “accelerating progress” in saving the lives of pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists across the world.

$38 million appeal launched for conflict-hit Ukraine

Mali violence spike drives thousands to Burkina Faso

Rights committees join forces for migrant children

Forestry, agriculture and other resource-based industries suffer higher rates of work-related accidents and illnesses than other occupational sectors, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

Gender-based discrimination ‘invisible driver’ of sexual violence: UN deputy chief

‘No effort’ should be spared bringing killers of 3 Ecuadorian media workers to justice: UNESCO chief

South Sudanese opposition group releases seven aid workers