Rapports

Read the Disrupting Harm in Indonesia Report and Advocacy Brief. Children in Indonesia are facing harm from online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA). Two percent of internet-using children aged 12–17 in Indonesia were found to have…

Read the Disrupting Harm in Cambodia Report and Advocacy Brief. Disrupting Harm in Cambodia has highlighted a number of key areas when dealing with online child sexual exploitation and abuse: Children in Cambodia are being subjected to online…

GENEVA (16 September 2022) – UN experts said today human rights defenders documenting and responding to atrocities by Myanmar's military junta urgently need comprehensive support, including financial, and called on the international community to end apparent…

GENEVA (13 Sept 2022) – Amid continuing reports of human rights violations and abuses in the Philippines, including in the context of anti-drug operations, victims still face challenges in seeking justice, a UN report published today…

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The present Covid-19 situation in Bangladesh presents challenges for all actors operating in the Rohingya response. These challenges include, inter alia, restrictions of movement, restrictions in telecommunication and network systems, restrictions in travels, restricted access to…

New York, 25 August 2022: The Rohingya refugee crisis enters its fifth year at a time of unprecedented global turbulence caused by armed conflicts and increased militarization that has devastated lives, healthcare systems, economies and societies.…

Each year, 19 August marks World Humanitarian Day (WHD), designated by the UN General Assembly seven years ago as a day to commemorate aid workers, to advocate for their continued safety and security when deployed in…

This report is about understanding of Rohingya population’s knowledge and the perception of the available complaints and feedback mechanisms (CFMs) in the camps. Besides the general complaints, this assessment specifically focuses on reporting sensitive issues, especially…

Outcome 1. Prevention. All United Nations staff and related personnel know the UN standards of conduct for protection from sexual exploitation and abuse and understand their personal and managerial/command responsibilities to address sexual exploitation and…