Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees have been fleeing Myanmar (Burma) for Bangladesh because of the nations' military campaign of violence against them. Yet precarious safety is seeming temporary due to potential dangers from the incoming monsoon season.

The United Nations just celebrated its first ever Global Migration Compact on Friday, yet countries like Italy continue to close their borders to African migrants leaving from Libya. As deaths continue in the Mediterranean Sea, what can the international community truly do to stop the crisis?

The recent peace agreement ending conflict between the two African nations signals benefits to come as the U.N. Security Council welcomes potential ends to sanctions placed on Eritrea.

With 350 million children being affected by armed conflict today, today's UNSC resolution seeks to provide increased protection towards children and accountability towards violators of the resolution. Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven chaired the important meeting.

From Trump-intolerance to diverse youth empowerment: Ocasio-Cortez's primary victory is a great Democratic upset for the party, yet her grassroots campaign to represent Queens and the Bronx in the House signals a reversal in mainstream politics. America’s youth has been dependent on outdated beliefs for too long, and it is...

While Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Salvini was in Libya advocating for the creation of the new camps, the U.N. headquarters was discussing the responsibility to protect. But when Secretary-General António Guterres was speaking, the migrants futures were out of the picture.

Two days ago, U.N. statisticians gave a briefing on recent statistics collected about progress on the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Among the developments were two interesting pieces of data: world hunger is on the rise again after years of declining, and migration creates a "win-win" situation for all. La Voce...

While the White House starts to calm public outcry on the zero-tolerance policy, at the United Nations continues the debate on the recent US withdrawal from the U.N. Human Rights Council. Secretary-General António Guterres and UNHCR head Filippo Grandi come to the refugees defense.

Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini declared last week that Italy will “not be Europe’s refugee camp.” Trump paralled this statement today, saying “the United States will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility.”

The new wave of attacks on Hodeidah could result in millions having no access to fuel, food, or medicine. United Nations officials highly condemn a military solution to the unrest in Yemen, yet Saudi-led forces still proceeded with air and ground assaults today to recapture the port city.