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Ending maternal mortality
Ending gender-based violence and harmful practices
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News & Stories
News & Stories
News
New Year, New Beginnings
12 January 2018
Message from UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem
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Statement
Secretary-General's Message on International Migrants Day
18 December 2017
Amid global challenges and conflicts, solidarity with migrants has never been more urgent.
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News
We must be bold and vocal in promoting the rights of all people to make free decisions
10 December 2017
Our Executive Director's clarion call on World Human Rights Day 2017.
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News
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 70
10 December 2017
Human Rights Day 2017 kicks off a year-long campaign to mark the upcoming 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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News
Powerful and inspiring: Asia-Pacific youth step up peacebuilding efforts at a crucial time
09 December 2017
Three compelling blogs by three youth activists on the 2nd anniversary of UN SCR 2250.
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Statement
Uphold the Right to Health for All to End AIDS by 2030
01 December 2017
We must continue to promote inclusivity and tolerance so that, together, we can end AIDS by 2030.
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Statement
Commit to ending gender-based violence by 2030: UNFPA Executive Director
25 November 2017
UNFPA has committed to an end to gender-based violence and harmful practices by 2030, the year when the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are due to be achieved.
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Statement
lnternational Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women: UN Secretary-General Statement
22 November 2017
Every woman and every girl has the right to a life free of violence. The United Nations can and should play a key role.
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Statement
Investing in adolescent health - the future is now
26 October 2017
Addressing the needs of adolescents benefits not only adolescents today, but their lives as adults of the future.
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