United Nations marks 80 years in an increasingly turbulent world
As the United Nations marks its 80 year anniversary, experts say it has never been more important – or more
Will the United Nations end global hunger by 2030?
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UK activists call to end hunger, improve women’s rights in Afghanistan
Activists in the United Kingdom have called on the West to help end starvations and improve women’s rights in Afghanistan.
Ukrainian families slam Government as they struggle with visa applications
The Government’s handling of visa applications for refugees fleeing Ukraine has been branded a disgrace by Ukrainian families living in
South west London ‘safe space’ initiative seeks to protect women from violence with help from local businesses
The MP for Tooting has rolled out a plan for businesses in South West London to become ‘safe spaces’ for women and girls who feel threatened or unsafe.
VIDEO: World Sickle Cell Day: does the UK’s biggest blood disorder get enough airtime?
In 2008, the United Nations declared 19th June World Sickle Cell Day in order to raise awareness of the inherited
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community leader condemns Westminster attacks
A renowned Islamic figure powerfully condemned the Westminster terrorist attack at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s national peace symposium in Morden.
Oh happy day! Londoners encouraged to shrug off cares and pursue pleasure on International Day of Happiness
Londoners feeling downcast at failing to witness today’s solar eclipse are being encouraged to turn their frowns upside down and
Campaigners rejoice as ‘tax on disability’ is abolished by Hammersmith & Fulham Council
Home care charges for the elderly and disabled will be abolished by Hammersmith & Fulham Council, helping more than 1,000
Streatham doctor due to be released from Syrian jail found dead in cell
Summary: Dr Abbas Khan travelled to Syria to offer medical assistance to civilians. Image: By Sarah Ward A doctor from