World news in the submission: Speech for assistance in Gaza, reducing funding in Ukraine, concerns about access to Syria, Dutters in ICC custody

Citation reports from humanitarian apparatus in the bar, said that it was increasingly approaching “decent and sufficient food, water, medical services and other vital objects.”

Diffing Reporters in New York, Mr. Dujarrić said that the entire health system has been advanced, but progress is provided slowly.

In devastated northern surfaces, only 16 percent of health sites are functioning either completely or in part.

“This includes three of the five hospitals, six of 50 medical points and four of the two dozen primary health centers,” he added.

The flooded bunch of rubbish creates unsanitary living conditions for civilians who tried to return to broken homes, increasing the risk of public health.

Lack of spare parts means that 80 percent of all waste collection vehicles and containers are damaged or destroyed.

Humanitarians also noticed the lack of appropriate infectious medical waste management, while some solid waste mixes with debris contaminated with explosive hazards.

The danger that set the unexploded funds led to at least three deaths and almost 40 injured in 18 explosions recorded so far this year in Gaza.

Schools at the session

“Educational efforts are some progress,” UN spokesman said.

“From the beginning of the break fire, our partners have set up more than 200 temporary learning spaces, bringing over the total over 630. years. These spaces support more than 170,000 children.”

From Tuesday, about 60 percent of all school children in Gaza have access to some form of learning, whether in schools or in temporary areas, he added.

Financing cuts threaten women organizations in Ukraine

Women’s rights to the rights in Ukraine face crisis after larger systems of funding from the US, according to a new survey by Wives and partners.

Almost half of 99 surveyed organizations received or expected US financing when the suspension was announced in January 2025. Years.

About two thirds report severely disorders, by entering the urgent reaction, humanitarian aid and development programs.

Five organizations are set to close in the next month, while another 35 can be switched off within six months if new funding is not provided.

It has been coming for a long time

From 2022. International financing for initiatives for gender equality in Ukraine has declined significantly.

The latest cuts worsened the situation, forcing more than half of the surveyed organizations to reduce staff and struggle with unpaid rental, utility and salaries.

Programs for the prevention of gender-based violence, which were already insufficient in the humanitarian response, were particularly affected.

UN Representative in Ukraine, Sabine Freizer Rifles, warned that nine out of 10 organizations had to close at least one gender equality or diversity.

The cuts also postpone critical projects, including support for sexual violence survivors, renewing key infrastructure and renovation of schools and hospitals.

As 69. The Commission on Women’s Status is marked by 30. Anniversary Beijing DeclarationUN Women calls directly, flexible and long-term financing to ensure that women’s organizations can continue to deliver life protection in Ukraine.

Syria: Access to vital services remains limited in coastal areas

UN Humanitarians on Wednesday reported that the vital services in the coastal areas of Syria was still a serious challenge in the field of deadly violence, and some cities still lack electricity, including Alakia in Latakia.

What began as conflicts between the forces of carers and armed elements based on the coastal region, allegedly left hundreds of largely major civilians, including the UN Human Rights Office reports, Ohchr.

Some survivors said OHR, many were tortured dead in front of their families, while hospitals came under attack, and some patients and doctors are directed.

Help reply

Despite the lack of access, the UN and Partners Assistance Agency and partners are mobilized and supported by the humanitarian response in coastal areas.

“The water is distributed through the main network in Governorate Lattakia, but rural areas face a lack of issues related to the generator maintenance,” UN spokesman said, in New York.

“Bakeries are operational, and shops open, although important materials and fuel remain a little.”

UNICEF It delivered 38 tons of water purification in water management Lattakia, enough to guarantee two-month offers. UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) plans to provide five water tanks in Natibleh National Hospital in Lattakia Governorate to replace damaged equipment.

Health partners delivered urgent supplies, including 64 trauma and urgent surgical kits and non-controllable treatment, tested and latakia, UN spokesman added.

Arresting of former President Philippines Duterte is a step towards liability: Türk

UN Head of Human Rights Volker Türk welcomed the announcement of the International Criminal Court on Wednesday (ICC) that he took over detention about the former President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte.

Mr. Dutrte is charged with a series of murders in the amount of crimes against humanity performed as part of his aggressive campaign against illegal drugs between 2011. and 2019, said the UN Rights Office, OHCHR, in a statement to the public.

“The so-called war on drugs undertooked under Dutte leadership – first in Davao, and then throughout the country – there was a long concern for our office,” Mr. Türk said.

“This is a very important step towards looking for liability for thousands of victims of murders and other abuse, as well as their families who bravely persecuted justice,” said the High Commissioner.

Mr. Türk also emphasized the importance of protecting victims and witnesses in the Philippines and prevention of reprisals and fees of any kind against them, as the case progresses through ICC.

Impunity regime

The OHCHR report in 2020. The year found credible allegations on wide and systematic foreign curricula in the context of the campaign against illegal drugs and that there was near impetable for such violations.

“Despite some steps by the Power of Philippines to review and reopen the cases, only a handful of cases so far has resulted in condemnation,” said Mr. Türk.

“Our international legal frameworks and institutions, including ICC, are essential to access justice and achieving responsibility for the most serious crimes, prevent future violations and making a world safer for all,” emphasized.