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Daily Wrap 27 January 2025
Violence across Darfur has displaced tens of thousands of families. Pictured here, refugees from West Darfur arrive in Chad.
Darfur: ICC Prosecutor urges immediate action to address atrocities

The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday called on the UN Security Council to act decisively to address the worsening atrocities in Sudan's Darfur region.

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Peace and Security
People walk through a camp for displaced people close to Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
DR Congo: Battle for Goma continues as 'volatile' crisis unfolds

As fighting intensifies between the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group and Congolese forces, UN chief of Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix underscored the critical state of the battle for eastern DRC's regional capital Goma, describing the crisis as "volatile and dangerous".

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Peace and Security
The World Food Programme continues to distribute food in Ethiopia's Somali Region.
Guterres calls on US to exempt development and humanitarian funds from aid 'pause'

The UN Secretary-General on Monday called on the US Government to consider "additional exemptions" to a directive which pauses nearly all foreign aid for 90 days.

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Humanitarian Aid
Prayers and a moment of silence at the United Nations Observance of International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust.
'Hold fast to our common humanity': UN marks 80 years since death camps were liberated

Hate continues to grow at an alarming speed, and the world must do more to fight growing antisemitism the UN Secretary-General said on Monday, honouring the victims of the Holocaust and those who survived the Nazi death camps.

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Human Rights
UN High Commissioner Volker Türk visits Sednaya Prison in January 2025, a notorious facility on the outskirts of Damascus where many detainees were tortured and killed.
Syria: Rights probe reveals systematic torture and detention of Assad regime

A report from UN human rights investigators for Syria released on Monday has laid bare the systematic use of arbitrary detention, torture and enforced disappearances by the deposed Assad regime.

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Peace and Security
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