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Daily Wrap 19 March 2025
Renewed airstrikes have reportedly killed hundreds of people in the Gaza Strip.
Gaza: 'Dramatic escalation' as bombardments intensify and displacement surges

Israeli bombardments continued across Gaza on Wednesday, killing hundreds more people – many of them women and children – and leaving widespread destruction in its wake, according to local authorities. 

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Peace and Security
Possessions litter the floor of a bombed residential building in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Ukrainians tortured, raped, executed by Russian captors, Human Rights Council hears

The Human Rights Council on Wednesday heard gruesome testimony of torture, rape and execution of Ukrainian detainees and soldiers allegedly committed by Russian forces, as a high-level independent probe into Russia's full-scale invasion delivered its latest mandated report in Geneva.

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Human Rights
A mother who fled her home due to gang violence is now living in a shelter in a former church hall in Port-au-Prince.
Violence triggers record displacements in Haiti's capital

In just one month, intensifying violence has forced over 60,000 people to flee their homes in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, marking another grim record in the country's worsening humanitarian crisis.

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Peace and Security
At least one UN staff member has been killed in an explosion at a UNOPS premises in central Gaza.
UN staff member killed in central Gaza blast, five others injured

At least one UN staffer has been killed and at least five others injured – several very severely – following an explosion at two UN guesthouses in Deir al Balah in the central Gaza Strip on Wednesday.

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Peace and Security
Journalists attend a media conference in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince. (file)
Haitian media struggle to survive in face of attacks, revenue collapse

An increase in attacks on media outlets in Haiti by armed gangs which control most of the capital Port-au-Prince is intended to intimidate journalists and instill chaos according to the UN agency for culture, UNESCO.

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Peace and Security
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