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The UNCRC denounced the Vatican for allowing widespread sexual abuse by priests and criticized its views on social issues. The Vatican said it would examine the report but accused the authors of interference. The UNCRC also called for the Vatican to release clergy files to hold abusers accountable. A Congolese UN peacekeeper was killed in DR Congo amid rising rebel and sectarian violence spilling over from neighboring conflicts. The UNFAO backed Africa's goal to reduce starvation deaths to zero by 2025, with 11 African nations already meeting hunger reduction targets. The UN Security Council extended the Cyprus peacekeeping mission until July as a settlement between Greek and Turkish Cypriots has not been reached. The UN airlifted food to 30,000
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