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Special UN envoy urges Houthis to free abducted aid workers, civil society members

UN envoy urges Houthis to free abducted aid workers, civil society members

  • Houthis have ignored calls for the release of the abducted workers, accusing them of using their work with aid organizations to spy for the US and Israel
  • Despite repeated threats to escalate their attacks on ships, UK marine security agencies that document Houthi attacks have not reported any new attacks
By Saeed Al-Batati ·
UN rights chief says ‘appalled’ by deadly Israeli strike near Beirut hospital

UN rights chief says ‘appalled’ by deadly Israeli strike near Beirut hospital

By AFP ·
UN ‘extremely concerned’ as Mideast conflict moves to new level

UN ‘extremely concerned’ as Mideast conflict moves to new level

By AFP ·
Arab leaders join UN chief in call for global action

Arab leaders join UN chief in call for global action

By Caspar Webb ·
UN ‘doing what it can’ to deliver Gaza aid as evacuation orders cause extreme difficulties

UN ‘doing what it can’ to deliver Gaza aid as evacuation orders cause extreme difficulties

By Reuters ·
Special Taliban confirm UN special rapporteur barred from entering Afghanistan

Taliban confirm UN special rapporteur barred from entering Afghanistan

By MODASER ISLAMI ·
Death ‘the only certainty’ for Gazans, says UN official

Death ‘the only certainty’ for Gazans, says UN official

By AFP ·
UN rights expert barred from Afghanistan: diplomatic source

UN rights expert barred from Afghanistan: diplomatic source

By AFP ·
UN warns of ‘unacceptable’ level of violence against aid workers

UN warns of ‘unacceptable’ level of violence against aid workers

By AFP ·
UN wants brief Gaza truces to vaccinate children against polio

UN wants brief Gaza truces to vaccinate children against polio

By AFP ·
Special Gaza’s ancient Christian monastery gets ‘danger listing’ at UNESCO session in India video

Gaza’s ancient Christian monastery gets ‘danger listing’ at UNESCO session in India

By Sanjay Kumar ·
Israel slams UN expert over Hitler-Netanyahu comparison

Israel slams UN expert over Hitler-Netanyahu comparison

By AFP ·
Special Yemeni minister says Houthis abducted 70 Yemenis, including 18 UN staff

Yemeni minister says Houthis abducted 70 Yemenis, including 18 UN staff

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

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