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Daily Wrap 14 October 2024
An airstrike in the courtyard of al Aqsa hospital in Gaza where people sought shelter.
Gaza: UN chief condemns rising civilian casualties in the north

The UN Secretary-General on Monday condemned the large number of civilian casualties inflicted by Israeli forces amidst their intensifying military campaign in northern Gaza.

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Peace and Security
A young construction worker in Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi.
'Africa must continue to rise,' says General Assembly President

To meet the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the UN General Assembly President on Monday emphasised Africa's potential and the urgent need for both international support and systemic reforms across the continent.  

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SDGs
A building on fire after an attack in a suburb of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.
Lebanon: Security Council offers 'unanimous support' to UNIFIL peacekeepers

The head of UN Peace Operations on Monday said ambassadors in the Security Council had given a "unanimous expression of support" to peacekeepers in Lebanon remaining in position along the Blue Line that separates south Lebanon from Israel, despite coming under fire, with five "Blue Helmets" sustaining injuries following attacks by Israeli forces.

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Peace and Security
A second round of polio vaccinations begins in Gaza.
Gaza: School set for polio vaccine campaign hit in deadly strike, says UNRWA

A second round of polio vaccinations for thousands of children began in central Gaza on Monday despite reported strikes on a school-turned-shelter in Nuseirat and a hospital courtyard in Deir Al-Balah where "multiple tents" were set ablaze as people slept.

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Peace and Security
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