Moscow announced its withdrawal on Friday from the United Nations World Tourism Organization after it suspended Russia in April as a result of its military invasion of Ukraine.The Russian government said that it вЂњaccepted a proposal from the foreign ministry.On Friday, the Russian justice ministry updated its website list of blacklisted entities to include the Committee Against Torture, a UN-linked human rights treaty body. Russia has labelled a non-governmental organization that fights for investigations into torture allegations as a вЂњforeign agentвЂќ.Russia has demolished 1,300 high-rise buildings in the city of Mariupol without removing dead bodies of residents, according to Vadym Boichenko, mayor of Mariupol.Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons chief Fernando Arias met UkraineвЂ™s parliamentary chairman, Ruslan Stefanchuk, to discuss вЂњthe implementation of the Chemical Weapons ConventionвЂќ, the Hague-based organisation said. The worldвЂ™s chemical weapons watchdog said on Friday it is keeping a close eye on Ukraine since RussiaвЂ™s invasion to monitor вЂњthreats of use of toxic chemicals as weaponsвЂќ.You can catch up on the week in Ukraine here. Russia is struggling to provide basic public services to the population in Russian-occupied territories, it said.ДЄbout 100,000 people are in the city that once had a population of about 430,000 before Russian troops invaded the country, according to Ukrainian officials. People still go to the wells and take that poisoned water.Д®arlier today, BritainвЂ™s defence ministry said there was a risk of a major cholera outbreak in Mariupol because medical services were likely near collapse. The occupation authorities bring water to the city, but not enough. It has already propagated throughout the city. The resulting mix flows towards rivers and wells, where people draw and use it. The situation was being made worse by it now being summer and hot, with heavy rain ruining makeshift burial places as well as a lack of functioning water and sewage systems, he said. The problem is compounded by the absence of garbage collection вЂ“ the system hasnвЂ™t been functioning since February. They have not cleared the bodies of those they killed in the bombings. вЂњNobody is let in or out.вЂќ He told the BBC that вЂњthere are a lot of deadвЂќ in the city, adding: Mariupol has been placed into quarantine, he said earlier. unfortunately, with these infection outbreaks, will claim thousands more Mariupolites. This is unfortunately the assessment of our doctors: that the war which took over 20,000 residents. There is an outbreak of dysentery and cholera. Speaking on national television, Boychenko said: MariupolвЂ™s mayor, Vadym Boychenko, warned cholera and other deadly diseases could kill thousands of people in the Russian-occupied city in southern Ukraine as corpses lie uncollected amid rising temperatures.Д«oichenko, who is no longer in the devastated city, said wells had been contaminated by the corpses of people killed during weeks of Russian bombardment and siege, and that the collection of bodies by the cityвЂ™s Russian occupiers was proceeding slowly, Reuters reports. 17.07 Mariupol mayor: Cholera could kill thousands as corpses poison cityвЂ™s water supply

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