| No images? Click here  Friday 06.19.20 | Issue 69  NIAID-RNL/Flickr Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) updates Virtual press briefings with simultaneous translation in all UN languages planned; with participation of WHO Director-General for Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week. Media advisories with dial-in details will be emailed in advance.  Saturday 20 June World Refugee Day This year we mark World Refugee Day in a very different world. The coronavirus pandemic that has changed our lives has also created solidarity that transcends borders. More information: http://www.un.org/en/events/refugeeday Media contacts: Fadela Chaib at chaibf@who.int and Diane Abad-Vergara at abadvergarad@who.int  Tuesday 23 June UN Public Service Day The United Nations will mark Public Service Day on 23 June to honour the women and men who are risking their lives and health to deliver essential public services amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. A virtual event will bring together public servants and leaders to discuss the importance of the continuation of public service provision during times of pandemic. In doing so, it will examine the various approaches countries have taken during the crisis while looking at what measures they are undertaking to better mitigate such challenges in the future. More information: https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2020/06/23/default-calendar/un-public-service-day Media contacts: Fadela Chaib at chaibf@who.int and Sonali Reddy at reddys@who.int
Global Status Report on Preventing Violence against Children Half of the world’s children, or approximately 1 billion children each year are affected by physical, sexual or psychological violence, suffering injuries, disabilities and death, because countries have failed to follow established strategies to protect them. This is according to a report launched by WHO and partners. Join us at 2pm CEST for a Facebook live session on preventing violence against children. Dr Alex Butchart who leads WHO’s work in violence prevention will talk about the tried and tested tools we have at hand to prevent violence against children and take questions from the public. More information: https://www.who.int/teams/social-determinants-of-health/violence-prevention/global-status-report-on-violence-against-children-2020 Media contacts: Fadela Chaib at chaibf@who.int and Hayatee Hasan at hasanh@who.int  Receive the latest COVID-19 content, guidance and must-know information from WHO. Sign up for a weekly digital update.  WHO Media contacts in Geneva: Ms Fadéla Chaib | +41 79 475 5556 | chaibf@who.int  You are receiving this email because you are included on a WHO mail list.  |
WHO Media No images? Click here Thursday, 3 June 2021 PRESS RELEASE Risk of COVID-19 surge threatens Africa’s health facilities Brazza
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