Hello, I’m Jessica bringing you Geneva Solutions’ Peace and Humanitarian news coverage, produced in collaboration with The New Humanitarian.
Today we’re turning attention to humanitarian news drowned out by coverage of the US elections. We’re also highlighting progress to include women in peacebuilding efforts, 20 years after the adoption of a landmark UN resolution. We’re exploring ways the humanitarian sector needs to change to meet the systemic crises of tomorrow. And we’re hopeful that Biden’s victory will usher in new asylum policies for the US. |
People paint the USA-Mexico border wall in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, 15 February 2020. EPA / Joebeth Terriquez
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“Wall”, 2020, oil on canvas. Photo credit: Vidmantas IlčiukasPhoto credit: Vidmantas Ilčiukas
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Sigita Maslauskaitė-Mažylienė’s “Wall”
was the winning entry in The Future We Want art competition marking the UN’s 75th anniversary. The figures are looking over a wall that separates them from a future they desire. The exhibition will be displayed at the Palais des Nations when circumstances allow.
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