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اک شام جس میں دل کا سبوچہ بھرا رہے
اک نام جس میں درد تو ہو، اس قدر نہ ہو
شام آئے اور گھر کے لیے دل مچل اٹھے
شام آئے اور دل کے لیے کوئی گھر نہ ہو
اختر عثمان
Four in five households in #Lebanon 🇱🇧 struggle to afford basic necessities today.
Children are increasingly going hungry, missing school and being pushed into work as conflict compounds years of economic crisis.
Here's how @UNICEF is helping👉 https://t.co/IcYFNbTobO
Food security is no longer just a humanitarian issue. It is increasingly linked to economic stability, resilience, migration, climate adaptation and global security. That reality shaped discussions throughout #UNGA81.
Here are 4️⃣ key takeaways from the week. https://t.co/1seSCsaoee
📍West Bekaa, Lebanon | When fighting breaks out, access to health care becomes a matter of life and death.
@ICRC_lb is supporting Machghara Governmental Hospital with medicines, medical supplies, repairs and other essential assistance, helping them continue providing care to their community.
Disaster risk reduction works best when everyone's efforts connect. 🤝
The Sendai Stakeholder Engagement Mechanism (SEM) brings together people, communities and organisations to coordinate action, share knowledge and shape DRR policy.🎯
➡️ https://t.co/yIABeFCTbr
#ICCProcess: At the end of an #ICC trial, in case of a conviction, victims can seek reparations for the harm they have suffered. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/DnM2kPJM7n
Climate finance is about more than money.
It’s meant to help communities prepare for climate impacts, support cleaner energy, protect livelihoods and build a safer future.
See why investing in climate action benefits everyone: https://t.co/MwqBZP7tcL
Safe toilets mean dignity.
More than half a billion people still share toilets with other households, putting women's and girls' privacy and security at greater risk.
What do safe toilets mean to you?
#WorldToiletDay 🚽 https://t.co/10EUG03NFI
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, violence, hunger & Ebola are colliding - with devastating consequences for affected communities.
The UN is calling for greater efforts to bring peace, protect civilians & ensure safe, unhindered humanitarian aid.
https://t.co/9r6Htpzwgy
“Humanity has lived under the nuclear shadow for more than eight decades. We must ensure that future generations do not.
Let’s choose a future free from nuclear weapons.”
— @antonioguterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations
📖To celebrate today's #InternationalTranslationDay, translators and interpreters working at UN Geneva are taking us behind the scenes of their work!
They share how they help make multilingual communication at the UN possible.
📺Full interviews: https://t.co/T4sbZWbcQh
💧 What connects education, food systems, climate resilience and economic development?
Water.
Water is a “superconnector” linking people, planet and prosperity across sustainable development.
#SDG6 https://t.co/tcaMuzOOlb
Only 40% of health-care facilities globally met the requirements for a basic sanitation service in 2025.
Safe sanitation is essential to safe, dignified health care for everyone.
This #WorldToiletDay, let’s make safe sanitation part of safe health care for everyone.
Thank you
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On Wednesday’s International #TranslationDay, we thank all language professionals whose work helps bring people & nations together.
https://t.co/zGlIentNgW
At the United Nations General Assembly, world leaders came together to seek solutions to the biggest challenges facing humanity.
“The UN remains the only place in the world where this is possible,” says @antonioguterres, adding:
“The UN is simply irreplaceable.”
A child’s right to read includes the right to read in their own language and to see themselves represented in the stories.
A new collection from @UNESCO & IBBY celebrates children's books in +150 Indigenous & endangered languages.
📚️ https://t.co/MI8kibpzhh
#WeAreIndigenous
One-third of the world's population depends on trees and forests for food security and work.
Yet, from 1990 to 2025, 489 million hectares of forest were lost through deforestation, a new @FAO report shows.
📰https://t.co/MA6TA2mzSH
What’s next for the United Nations? As UN Secretary General @antonioguterres delivers his final General Assembly address, the @UN looks ahead to new leadership, reform, diplomacy, climate change and AI.