The number of women among news reporters has increased. Today there are 41 percent. The main news of the day | Thursday: Ukraine, Afghanistan, women in the news UN ~ 60 > The main news of the day in the UN and the world: the death of humanitarian workers in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine, a meeting of the UN General Assembly for temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, humanitarian operation in Afghanistan, gender study of news materials. Ukraine: the death of humanitarian workers The Humanitarian Coordinator of the UN Matthias Shmale resolutely condemned the attack of the Russian Armed Forces in the Chernihiv region, as a result of which two employees of the Danish Council for Refugees were killed and eight more were injured. He recalled that only this year at least four humanitarian workers were killed before the current attack in Ukraine, another 34 were injured. In accordance with the international humanitarian law, civilians and those who provide their assistance must be protected, emphasized Shmale. ~ 60 > meeting in Ukraine in the General Assembly ~/H2 >~ 60 > 62 ~On Thursday, a annual meeting was held at the UN General Assembly, dedicated to the situation in the “temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine”. In his speech, the Chairman of the General Assembly called for diplomacy and the immediate withdrawal of Russian troops, recalling the corresponding UN resolutions. & Amp; NBSP; Ukraine announced massive human rights and called the surfacing for new attacks. Russia urged to recognize the “new territorial realities.” And the Deputy Permanent Representative of the United States at the UN said that Russia’s attacks are questioned by its desire for peace. ~ 60 > humanitarian operation in Afghanistan ~ 60 > in Afghanistan after destructive earthquakes continues. Humanitarian operation. According to the de facto authorities, 2205 people died, and 3640 were injured. About 84 thousand people were injured, 6700 houses were destroyed. The UN humanitarian agencies, together with partners, continue to expand their operations. In particular, six tons of high -calorie cookies were distributed. 20 mobile medical brigades were sent to the injured areas of the districts and Nurgal districts. Medical institutions received 23 tons of drugs and medical supplies. women in the news ~ 60 > women appear only in 26 percent of all news television programs and printed materials. This is stated in the latest issue of the global project of monitoring of the media, prepared with the support of the structure of the UN-Winness. The study also reports that less than in & NBSP; Two percent of all news materials highlights gender violence. And only two percent of the materials openly challenged gender stereotypes. At the same time, the number of newsletters of news has grown-today there are already 41 percent.