UN News in Brief (19 January 2024) | United Nations

January 19, 2024 by News Desk

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Gaza aid obstacles continue to delay vital relief, warn UN aid teams
Sudan war: UN investigators begin probe into human rights violations
Sri Lanka anti-terror bill revisions are serious concern, says UN rights office
Audio Credit Daniel Johnson, UN News
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Photo Credit © UNRWA/Ashraf Amra
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