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Forests must be protected for 'people, planet and prosperity,' says UN chief

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Forests must be protected for 'people, planet and prosperity,' says UN chief

Forests must be protected for 'people, planet and prosperity,' says UN chief

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called on people and governments to increase their efforts to protect forests and support forest communities, in order to achieve global sustainability goals.


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UN chief Guterres says it's time to 'truly flood' Gaza with aid [Video]

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UN Secretary General meets with European leaders [Video]

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UN peacekeepers end operations in DR Congo's South Kivu region

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Civilians trapped as UN warns of possible imminent attack on city by Sudanese paramilitary forces

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