Press Briefing with the WMO, OCHA, WHO, UNICEF, UN WOMEN, OHCHR, UNHCR, IOM.


UN Geneva press briefing chaired by Alessandra Vellucci, Director, UN Information Service
ANNOUNCEMENTS

- UNIS on behalf of WMO.

TOPICS

EBOLA

- OCHA - Julien Harneis, Special Ebola Coordinator: Update on the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, including plans to contain the epidemic along the Congo River and a mission to the DRC/South Sudan border.
- WHO - Christian Lindmeier with Dr Olivier le Polain, Unit Head for Epidemiology and Analytics for Response: Update on the Ebola epidemiological situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
UKRAINE

- UNICEF - Ricardo Pires (From Ukraine): Situation of children undergoing a fifth year with their education under attack in the war-torn country.
OPT

- UN WOMEN - Sofia Calltorp, Chief of Humanitarian Action: The impact of increased settler attacks, military operations and movement restrictions on women in the occupied West Bank.
- OHCHR - Thameen Al-Kheetan with Ajith Sunghay, Head of OHCHR's office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (From Jordan): Recovery of extensive human remains in Gaza

Yemen

- IOM - Omondi Okoth and UNHCR - Eujin Byun on the new wave of displacement in Yemen 

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