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WHO Right to Health in the occupied Palestinian territory, 2018 (Periodical Report, English)
How women are treated during facility-based childbirth in four countries: a cross-sectional study with labour observations and community-based surveys (Appeal or News Release, English)
Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report; Emergency type: Humanitarian crises; Issue #:29; Reporting Weeks: 38 & 39; Date: 21 Sept - 5 Oct 2019 (Periodical Report, English)
Turkey Hub Health Cluster Bulletin - September 2019 (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report; Emergency type: Humanitarian crises; Issue #:28; Reporting Weeks: 36 & 37; Date: 6 - 20 Sept 2019 (Periodical Report, English)
Cambodia and the Lao People's Democratic Republic wipe out trachoma - leading infectious cause of blindness (Appeal or News Release, English)
Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report; Emergency type: Humanitarian crises; Issue #:27; Reporting Weeks: 34 & 35; Date: 22 Aug - 5 Sept 2019 (Periodical Report, English)
WHO statement on attacks against health care in north-west Syria (Appeal or News Release, English)
Journal of the WHO Regional Office for Europe; Public Health Panorama; Volume 5, Issue 2-3, June-September 2019 (Periodical Report, English)
WHO South-East Asia Journal of Public Health; Harnessing the potential of digital technologies: sustaining, accelerating and innovating for better health; Volume 8, Issue 2, September 2019, 67-117 (Periodical Report, English)
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