Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Geneva (2023)

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Geneva College Speeches and Lectures Podcast

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Inside Geneva

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Inside Geneva's 100th episode: the war in Syria, killer robots and justice in Myanmar 35:28

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Inside Geneva is marking its 100th podcast episode this week. In this episode host Imogen Foulkes looks back at some of the podcast highlights. This episode starts with an assessment of how humanitarians coped with the war in Syria. Jan Egeland, former head of the United Nations humanitarian taskforce for Syria says: "Syria was a real setback where…

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Inside Geneva

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From Apartheid to the UN: Navi Pillay's experience as Human Rights Commissioner 28:35

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On Inside Geneva this week: part four of our series marking the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Imogen Foulkes talks to Navi Pillay, she served as UN Human Rights Commissioner from 2008 to 2014, she started life in racially segregated South Africa. "We grew up under apartheid and we’re realised there’s something very …

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Inside Geneva

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Humanitarian Heroes: Personal Tales of Tragedy, Triumph, and the Search for the Missing 34:45

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August marks two important days in the humanitarian calendar First, the International day of the disappeared. Fabrizio Carboni, ICRC: ‘I look at my kids, I look at my family, and I say ‘imagine now there is a frontline between us and my son, my brother, my mother, my father, are captured and I can't see them for a year, two, three, four.’’ Inside G…

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Geneva's Closett

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BETRAY ME NOT! Pay Attention To The Signs | Book Read Chapter One (7-12) 1:22:23

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Welcome to Geneva's Closett (Talk Show) You never know what you'll find on Geneva's Closett! Hey Subscribers & Hola New Subscribers!! 🙋🏾‍♀️Your Support is Greatly Appreciated! 😘EMAIL ME: GENEVASCLOSETT22@GMAIL.COM------------------------------------ Sit back, let my words fill your mind with pictures, and enjoy... About the Author: FOLLOW AUTHOR "L…

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Geneva's Closett

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BETRAY ME NOT! What Would You Do Ladies? Book Read Chapter One (1-6) 1:24:59

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Welcome to Geneva's Closett (Talk Show) You never know what you'll find on Geneva's Closett! Hey Subscribers & Hola New Subscribers!! 🙋🏾‍♀️Your Support is Greatly Appreciated! 😘EMAIL ME: GENEVASCLOSETT22@GMAIL.COM------------------------------------ Sit back, let my words fill your mind with pictures, and enjoy... About the Author: FOLLOW AUTHOR "L…

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Inside Geneva

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Championing Human Rights: The Story of Louise Arbor 31:57

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On Inside Geneva this week: part three of our series marking the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Host Imogen Foulkes talks to Louise Arbour, who served as UN Human Rights Commissioner from 2004 to 2008. She arrived in Geneva with a formidable track record. As a prosecutor for the former Yugoslavia, she had indicted Sl…

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Inside Geneva

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Governing artificial intelligence: Ethics, Risks, and Possibilities 44:50

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On Inside Geneva this week we take a deep dive into the pros and cons of artificial intelligence. Should the United Nations (UN) help to regulate it? Could it even do that? Across the UN there are different views. Tomas Lamanauskas, deputy secretary general of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) says that "the technology in itself has …

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Inside Geneva

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Human rights and those who defend them: Mary Robinson 29:18

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On Inside Geneva this week: part two of our series marking the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Imogen Foulkes talks to Mary Robinson, the second person to serve as UN Human Rights Commissioner. Even as a schoolgirl in Ireland, she was already passionate about human rights. ‘I was a bit of a bookworm, and I found a boo…

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Inside Geneva

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What now for women in Afghanistan? 35:07

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On Inside Geneva this week, host Imogen Foulkes asks if the United Nations (UN) should still work in Afghanistan, now the Taliban are banning women from work, and girls from secondary school? Karima Bennoune, professor of International Law: ‘Anyone who believed in something called Taliban 2.0, had never actually spoken to an Afghan woman human righ…

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Inside Geneva

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Universal human rights at 75: who defends them? 21:51

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This week Inside Geneva starts a new series marking the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Born out of the terrible cruelty of World War II, millions hoped the declaration would prevent atrocities. "This Universal Declaration of human rights may well become the international Magna Carta of all men everywhere," said Elean…

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Inside Geneva

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What became of the pandemic treaty? 35:45

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Inside Geneva was at the World Health Assembly over the last week, finding out what lessons are being learned from Covid-19 now that the WHO says the global health emergency is over – even if the pandemic isn’t. Suerie Moon, co-director, Global Health Centre, Geneva Graduate Institute said: "Every single country is vulnerable to pandemics. Every si…

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Inside Geneva

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Sudan’s tragedy 28:28

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The Sudan conflict began over a month ago, and the consequences for the population are getting more and more serious. In this episode we take a long hard look at the conflict in Sudan, and what the UN and humanitarian agencies here in Geneva – the ones whose very purpose is to either prevent such conflicts happening, or at the very least help ease …

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Inside Geneva

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ICRC reunites families, Swiss neutrality and weapons exports 38:46

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This week, Inside Geneva goes behind the scenes with the ICRC’s prisoner exchange in Yemen. Fabrizio Carboni, ICRC: "I look at my kids, I look at my family, and I say ‘imagine now there is a frontline between us, and my son, my brother, my mother, my father are captured and I can't see them for a year, or two, three, four". Can the move help bring …

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Inside Geneva

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Ukraine, war crimes, and Putin 36:51

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been indicted for war crimes. This week, Inside Geneva podcast host Imogen Foulkes asks whether international law can really bring justice. “The real crime of crimes in this story is the decision to go to war. Every other crime – the deportation of children, the crimes against humanity, the war crimes – is a con…

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Inside Geneva

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Aid Access Dilemmas 30:27

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In this episode of Inside Geneva we take a long hard look at how aid is delivered, and why it is often obstructed. Did UN aid agencies fail Syria after the earthquake? Marco Sassoli from Geneva University speaking to Inside Geneva says: "The UN being a club it represents its members, and therefore it considers that it cannot do anything on the terr…

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Inside Geneva

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Books to make you think 41:15

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This week Inside Geneva podcast host Imogen Foulkes talks to authors who have written about humanitarian topics. What is it like to track down human rights violators? “Each day in court, seeing Hissène Habré I would pump my fist: ‘my God, we got him.’ But you never knew, and I have to say when they started reading the verdict it was such joy, but i…

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Inside Geneva

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How to hold China to account 26:17

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The UN Human Rights Council is set to discuss Ukraine, Ethiopia, Iran, and more. Inside Geneva podcast host Imogen Foulkes asks: what about China? “If there’s no pressure coming from the international community, if there’s no scrutiny over China, if there’s nothing happening, China is basically going to take it as a sign that they’ve got the green …

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Inside Geneva

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How to make peace? The first anniversary of war in Ukraine. 43:06

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One year on from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Inside Geneva podcast host Imogen Foulkes is joined by conflict resolution experts to discuss what the prospects for peace are, and how it can be won. “The fact that we’re talking about the possibility of using nuclear weapons, the fact that we’re talking about the possibility of the United States and …

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Geneva College Speeches and Lectures Podcast

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Dr. Andreas Köstenberger

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Toward a Biblical Theology of Gender - J.G. Vos Memorial Lecturer - February 22, 2023 at Geneva CollegeAutor: Geneva College

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Inside Geneva

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Earthquakes, aid, and politics 29:22

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After two devastating earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria, Inside Geneva podcast host Imogen Foulkes looks at the challenges aid agencies face when compassion and humanity run up against the obstacles of geopolitics. In Syria, the disaster comes on top of 12 years of conflict. “My teams ask me, the people ask me, our partners ask me: why is this happe…

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Inside Geneva

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Challenges for the new UN Human Rights chief 24:14

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This week on the Inside Geneva podcast, host Imogen Foulkes has an in-depth conversation with Volker Türk, the new UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. “I have had a lifelong commitment to the human rights cause,” says Volker Türk, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, about what attracted him to a job some call the UN’s toughest. The Univer…

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Inside Geneva

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Cyber Wars 28:39

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The war in Ukraine is almost a year old. Inside Geneva asks what role cyberwarfare has played. Christian-Marc Lifländer, head of NATO Cyber Defence Section: "Cyberspace has been central to the war in Ukraine. It has been used to shape the battle space. Cyberattacks were used to lay the ground for the invasion." Its influence has been stealthy… Char…

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Inside Geneva

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Afghanistan: aid without women 25:33

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The Taliban have banned women from working for aid agencies. This week on the Inside Geneva podcast, host Imogen Foulkes asks humanitarians what this means for Afghanistan’s future. “How can women be able to receive healthcare when there are no women doctors?” asks Adam Combs of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Afghan women and girls are banned…

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Inside Geneva

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Aid agencies reflect on 2022 34:36

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The year has seen huge humanitarian challenges: war in Ukraine, looming famine in Somalia, protracted crises in Afghanistan, Yemen, and Syria. This week on the Inside Geneva podcast, aid agencies reflect on the year. “One of the things we see is that wars are not ending, they’re lasting, they’re enduring,” says Jason Straziuso, spokesperson at the …

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Inside Geneva

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UN correspondents look back 30:37

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2022 has been a momentous year: the war in Ukraine, unprecedented droughts and floods, new disease outbreaks. This week on the Inside Geneva podcast, journalists reflect on the past year. “It was quite shocking waking up in the morning to that news. I remember the UN Refugee Agency already on the first day was saying 100,000 people had been displac…

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Inside Geneva

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What is the nuclear threat? 34:29

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Nuclear weapons have only been used twice. Now Russia has hinted they could be used again. In this podcast episode, Inside Geneva host Imogen Foulkes asks experts how big the threat is. “This is the reality of nuclear deterrence: that there is a nuclear armed country that can hold the rest of the world hostage,” says Alicia Sanders-Zakre of the Int…

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Inside Geneva

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Q&A on migration, asylum, and refugees 37:58

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This week on the Inside Geneva podcast, we answer questions from our listeners about migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees. Our listeners asked us the following questions: What’s the difference between asylum seekers, stateless populations, and undocumented migrants? How does third country resettlement work? Does the United Nations Refugee Agency,…

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Geneva Peace Week

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Dany Diogo - Geneva Peace Week Lead 2:37

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Autor: Geneva Peacebuilding Platform

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Inside Geneva

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COP27, climate change, and health 31:07

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The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) is due to start this Sunday in Egypt. Evidence shows too little is done against climate change. What does this mean for our health? In this podcast episode, host Imogen Foulkes is joined by health and climate experts. “A 1 degree or 0.5 degree [Celsius] increase has an exponential direct impact o…

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Geneva Peace Week

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Accomodating cultural diversity: Key to successful peace accords 24:43

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By the University of Birmingham, the Royal United Services Institute, the University of Geneva Our podcast and associated activities reflect on the role of cultural reforms in peace agreements and open a broad conversation on how cultural institutions can be reformed to nurture sustainable peace after civil wars. In the podcast, we present our rece…

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Geneva Peace Week

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Food security for peace: Exploring pathways to build peace through food and agricultural interventions 16:48

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By FAO, CIGAR, The Geneva Graduate Institute, Interpeace, WFP, and the Geneva Water Hub The climate crisis is significantly transforming the global peace and security landscape by exacerbating the social, economic and political processes that can lead to instability and conflict. These effects are particularly evident in fragile and conflict-affect…

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Geneva Peace Week

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#BulletAndDove: When women are at tables, peace is long lasting 15:49

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By World WYCA The World YWCA, in collaboration with Geneva Peace Week 2022, bring you a conversation on the role that women and cross-regional solidarity play in the peace processes. The World YWCA is a grassroots, feminist, community-driven movement that has worked tirelessly for the past 167 years to make the world a safer and more just place for…

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Geneva Peace Week

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The missing peace: Business as the change for good 16:02

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By Business Plan for Peace, Conscious Togetherness, and H&M We can break down silos between the peacebuilding and private sector and contribute to the overall goal that "Peace is Everybody's Business". In this podcast for the GPW2022, Dr Scilla Elworthy (the business plan for Peace) and Geli Gallanz of H&M, share insights and examples of new and fr…

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Inside Geneva

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Helping Ukraine: lessons and challenges 43:46

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In this podcast episode, host Imogen Foulkes together with Swiss Solidarity ask: what are the challenges of delivering aid to Ukraine? “In the early days, it just looked like, five or six days, and Ukraine will be taken,” says Zuzana Brezinova, Ukraine country director at Swiss Church Aid HEKS. How do neutral, impartial humanitarian organisations r…

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Inside Geneva

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Defending human rights in Russia 28:51

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Russia is diplomatically isolated. In this podcast episode, host Imogen Foulkes asks: what about Russian human rights defenders? “Right now, in Russia there are few means left to defend human rights, and to address human rights violations. It’s really hard,” says Violetta Fitsner, a Russian human rights defender. In Geneva, Russia has been expelled…

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Inside Geneva

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What is the ITU and why does it matter? 27:39

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In this episode, host Imogen Foulkes explores the most important UN agency most of us have never heard of. Malcolm Johnson, deputy secretary general, ITU: ‘Telephony, radio and tv broadcasting , satellite communications, the internet, they wouldn’t have developed.’ So what has the International Telecommunications Union ever done for us? Fiona Alexa…

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Inside Geneva

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Day of the Disappeared 31:16

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For more than 150 years the ICRC has been re-uniting those separated by war and natural disaster. Inside Geneva visits the Central Tracing Agency. Florence Anselmo, Head of the Central Tracing Agency: "People going missing, families getting separated, families not knowing what has happened to their loved ones." Now it’s busy letting Russian and Ukr…

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Inside Geneva

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Syria: the forgotten crisis 34:59

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While the spotlight is on Ukraine, the UN says humanitarian needs in Syria are greater than ever. Podcast host Imogen Foulkes is joined in this episode by humanitarian experts. “The World Food Programme had to reduce by 13% their food rations because of funding,” says Sanjana Quazi, head of office at the United Nations Office for the Coordination o…

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Inside Geneva

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Women, peace, and security 35:08

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From war to food insecurity and climate change; would the world be a better, safer place if women took more decisions? Inside Geneva podcast host Imogen Foulkes is joined in this episode by women peace and security experts. “Participation of women in peace and security, obviously must go beyond an ‘add-women-and-stir’ approach,” says Julia Hofstett…

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Inside Geneva

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What do rights groups want from the UN? 31:04

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By the end of this month, the UN will have a new human rights chief. It’s sometimes called the UN’s toughest job. Inside Geneva host Imogen Foulkes talks exclusively to the leaders of the world’s top human rights groups, and asks them how they see the job. Ken Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch: "The High Commissioner has no aid budget, t…

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: Haiti violence, Africa zoonotic disease spike, Aboriginal ‘cultural genocide’ claim 12:36

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In this week’s podcast, aboriginal art custodians from the Burrup Peninsula in Western Australia come all the way to Geneva to tell us they’re facing cultural genocide, while in Haiti, gang violence is creating a serious problem for UN relief teams. Across Africa, we find out why there’s serious concern about the spread of animal-to-human disease, …

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Inside Geneva

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What does it take to lead the UN human rights office? 25:04

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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet will leave office at the end of August. The hunt is on for the world’s new human rights leader. Podcast host Imogen Foulkes asks former United Nations human rights chief Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein what it is like to do the job. “Most of my time I was writing to governments, talking to them, calling…

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: mass graves in Libya’s Tarhuna, Human Rights Council action on Eritrea, Myanmar and more 12:44

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This week’s top stories include action at the Human Rights Council on Eritrea, Myanmar and a push for all countries to take early action to stop violence against women and girls. In Ukraine, UN Refugee agency chief Filippo Grandi has been offering support to communities devastated by the Russian invasion, and we’ll also hear the latest hard-hitting…

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: Tigray in Human Rights Council, Afghanistan heartbreak, Ukraine aid update 13:18

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It’s been an intense week of face-to-face meetings in Geneva - just like the good old days, before COVID…Among the top stories we’ve been covering, there’s been grim but important news from Ethiopia and Syria in the Human Rights Council, a moving update from UN humanitarians in Ukraine, and significant progress towards holding elections in Libya - …

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Inside Geneva

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Drought and food insecurity 31:44

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Millions of people are going hungry due to severe droughts in the Sahel and in East Africa. The Inside Geneva podcast looks at how the international community should help, now and in the future. Podcast host Imogen Foulkes is joined in this episode by climate and humanitarian experts. “Two boys, twins, they’re one year old. They’re severely malnour…

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: Afghanistan quake, Ukraine treasures at risk 13:33

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In this week’s show, the UN ramps up aid for eastern Afghanistan, where communities are reeling after its deadliest earthquake in decades. In Nigeria, the humanitarian crisis in the northeast still needs all our attention, as we’ll hear aid chief Matthias Schmale – but it’s far from the only place where that’s the case, according to a new UNICEF al…

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: Ukraine in the Human Rights Council, albinism awareness 12:22

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UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet has been particularly busy this week, as the Human Rights Council 50th session got underway in Geneva. She’s spoken about her visit to China and also issued alerts on the devastated Ukrainian city of Mariupol. This week the world celebrated albinism awareness day, and to find out more, we’ll be hearing from Harry F…

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Inside Geneva

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Refugee policy: the good, the bad, and the ugly 31:16

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Europe has shown a big welcome to refugees from Ukraine. The Inside Geneva podcast asks whether this generosity will be extended to others. Podcast host Imogen Foulkes is joined in this episode by refugee policy experts. “The Ukraine crisis has really humanised the refugee issue, people have been able to see women, children, men in extremely diffic…

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva

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UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: Heart-breaking loss in drought-hit Horn of Africa, record food price alert 11:56

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Four failed rainy seasons in the Horn of Africa, are tearing families apart –we hear one veteran humanitarian’s heart-breaking testimony from a displacement camp in Somalia. Climate shocks are also playing their part in undermining vital investment in developing countries, according to trade agency UNCTAD, and we’ll also hear that food prices are g…

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