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Support USA paying UN Dues
$2.8 billion overdue
Al Gore and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon
Sign Petition
to Support
Climate Protection
Climate
Change Requires Long-Term Global Response, Secretary-General
of UN Tells Security Council
UNESCO
to host UN DPI Conference honoring the 60th Anniversary of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights - by
Susan J. Zipp
UN
Calendar of Events - 2008
HIGHLIGHTS
FROM UN AGENCIES AROUND THE WORLD
"The World Needs a Global Culture
of Human Rights" Q&A with UN media and Buddhist leader
Daisaku Ikeda, President of Soka Gakkai International
United Nations Data Access System (UN-data) - UNDESA's
Statistics Division has just launched a new internet based data
service (UN-data) that will provide an integrated information
resource with current, relevant and reliable statistics free
of charge to the global community. Subsequent stages of the development
of the UN data access system will extend to UN system data as
well as to data of national statistical offices - providing the
user with a simple single-entry point to global statistics.
46th session
of the Commission for Social Development,"Promoting full
employment and decent work for all" and strategies to promote
productive employment and decent work opportunities for youth;
Youth Employment Network as a peer exchange mechanism at the
national, regional and international levels.
52nd session
of the Commission on the Status of Women
UN-SG Ban Ki-Moon
condemns
anti-Islamic film:
"Freedom must always be accompanied by social responsibility,"
Ban said.
Girls Count:
A Global Investment & Action Agenda - The Center for Global Development describes
how to effectively initiate investments that will give adolescent
girls in developing countries a full and equal chance for rewarding
lives and livelihoods.
Youth connect
to address Iraqi refugee crisis in Jordan; Global Youth Connect,
the Jordanian Community Development Center, and the Jordan Red
Crescent have launched an Iraqi Refugee Solidarity Initiative.
This joint initiative
will bring together 30 youth (ages 18-30) from Iraq, Jordan and
the U.S. with the goal of better understanding the root causes
of the Iraqi refugee crisis in Jordan, placing it within a larger
regional and global context, and identifying concrete ways in
which they can take steps towards addressing the
Situation.
Middle East Youth
Initiative launches new publication "Inclusion: Meeting
the 100 Million Youth Challenge" - Assesses the challenges and opportunities facing
youth in the Middle East through country case studies and personal
stories.
UN Foundation
Newsroom
& UN Wire
United
Nations News
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