Mr Doraid called for adherence to the ceasefire and international law.
The UN rights chief pointed to daily discrimination in a wide range of situations, from the workplace to hospitals, classrooms and encounters with law enforcement.
Mr Torero said the crisis was affecting agricultural production and food security worldwide, impacting farmers and migrant workers.
In Yemen alone, 73 UN staff remain detained by the de facto Houthi authorities.
Mr Guterres regretted that the war has upended the entire region.
The president of the UN General Assembly, Annalena Baerbock, made the call on Monday at an event at UN Headquarters in New York.
UN secretary-general António Guterres has called on women to accelerate progress toward water and sanitation for all.
President Bola Tinubu has provided “unprecedented political backing” for women’s empowerment and social impact programmes.
The UN chief urged support for UN Women and women’s movements worldwide.
He said that the initiative marked a step toward renewable energy adoption within the UN system.
