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• 🏆Two human rights defenders awarded prize in Geneva. An Afghan teacher and a Tajik lawyer are this year’s winners of the Martin Ennals award. The jury, made up of NGOs including Amnesty International, said Zholia Parsi and Manuchehr Kholiqnazarov “had shown exceptional courage and determination to bring human rights to the forefront in their respective countries”.
  Tribune de Genève (FR)
• 🎒More than 200 children killed in Lebanon in past two months, Unicef says. More than 1,100 children have been injured in Lebanon and 200 killed since the end of September when Israel stepped up its offensive against Iran-backed Hezbollah, a Unicef spokesperson said on Tuesday.
  Reuters (EN)
• 🤐Opinion: When facing a human catastrophe, silence is not an option. Is Switzerland considering endorsing a vast operation of ethnic cleansing by suspending the Swiss people's support for UNRWA, the last bastion against such a project? asks former ICRC delegate Thierry Germond.
  Le Temps (FR)
• ⚕️Global health insecurity in a second Trump term. Trump's presidency will have deep implications for global health that will be felt not only in the corridors of the WHO, but will also reverberate across many ministries of health, countless partnerships and civil society organisations around the world, writes Georgetown university professor Lawrence Gostin.
  Geneva Health Files (EN)
• 🇧🇷Lula urges G20 members to take action to slow global warming. Brazil’s president opened the second day of the meeting of the world’s 20 major economies by calling on developed nations to bring forward their goals for reducing harmful emissions from 2050 to 2040 or 2045.
  AP News (EN)