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‘New Circle of Hell’ for Civilians as Wars Rage Worldwide, Human Rights Chief Warns Third Committee
UN News·October 14, 2026·1 min read
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Approximately 60 armed conflicts are currently active worldwide, marking the highest number since World War II, according to the UN human rights chief. Civilians are experiencing escalating violence and diminishing freedoms amid this unprecedented surge in global warfare.
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With some 60 conflicts raging worldwide — the highest number since the Second World War — the United Nations human rights chief warned the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) today that civilians face mounting violence, shrinking freedoms and …
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