The largest global gathering on indigenous issues, the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues...
The COVID-19 crisis has added between 83 and 132 million to the 690 million people worldwide who were already undernourished ...
With hundreds of millions suffering hunger, a growing population and devastating impacts of agriculture on the environment, many experts are asking themselves: will we have enough food for everyone?
COVID-19 has disrupted all forms of human mobility through the closing of national borders and halting of travel worldwide. Preliminary estimates suggest that the pandemic may have slowed the growth in the stock of international migrants by around two million by mid-2020, 27 per cent less than the growth expected since mid-2019, according to a report by the United Nations released today.
COVID-19 has disrupted all forms of human mobility through the closing of national borders and halting of travel worldwide.
People will always move. Looking for a better life, we move to different cities, to other states or provinces, to different countries or across continents. Sometimes, we are forced to flee in the face of danger.
