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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2022 · 15 MIN

UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva: Ukraine, local solutions to the global food crisis

from UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva · host Daniel Johnson

Seven weeks since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the global food and energy crisis that’s followed, the UN Secretary-General has explained what needs to happen to get help to the most vulnerable. Climate shocks and chronic violence have also created famine-like conditions and desperate scenes in Somalia and South Sudan, humanitarians tell us, while in Brazil, activists, women journalists and others, face appalling violence, a top rights expert has said. In more positive news, we hear how a small town in Italy played its part in the global “slow food” movement.

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