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Conference Calls for Increased Investments in Young People in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin delivered the opening address at the conference on youth in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Photo:Aytunc Akad/Panos Pictures.

24 May 2011

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UNFPA Conference Calls for Renewed Commitment to Invest in Young People

Youth leaders from Eastern Europe and Central Asia played an important role in the regional youth conference. Photo:Aytunc Akad/Panos Pictures.

12 May 2011

News

Economic Growth Achieved Only Through Healthy Populations, Experts Agree At LDC Special Event

Panel members, with Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin. Photo:UNFPA Türkiye/Nazih Tavlas.

11 May 2011

Press Release

UNFPA Paves Way for New UN City in Istanbul

11 May 2011

News

What Young People Want

06 May 2011

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Surviving on the Streets of Kyiv: Nadia’s Story

Nadia, 17-year old street child being interviewed by journalist Julia Abibok at the HealthRight International Crisis Center for young girls (Kyiv,Ukraine) Photo: Valentin Khryatych.

29 April 2011

News

Partnering with Priests to End Domestic Violence in Armenia

Father Kertikashyan at anti-GBV course session at a public school.

24 March 2011

In the News

Breaking the Silence on Rape as a Weapon of War

UN Secretary -General Ban Ki-moon and UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin,at a press conference to mark the day that the world's population is projected to reach 7 billion. Photo: UN Photo/Mark Garten

18 March 2011

News

Transforming Scenes of Stigma and Gender Discrimination in Armenia

Scenes from 'Can You Imagine', a participatory theatre experience that will travel around Armenia this year with UNFPA support.

11 March 2011

News

Liberia Launches Ambitious Five-Year Plan to Reduce Maternal and Newborn Deaths

Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director of UN Women and former President of Chile, left, shares a moment with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, right at the launch. Photo:Stuart Ramson/UN Foundation.

09 March 2011

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