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UN condemns ‘abhorrent’ assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse

July 7, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

Perpetrators behind the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse must be brought to justice, the United Nations said on Wednesday.

UN News: Secretary-General António Guterres has condemned the incident in the strongest terms, according to a statement issued by his Spokesperson, Stéphane Dujarric.

“The Secretary-General calls on all Haitians to preserve the constitutional order, remain united in the face of this abhorrent act and reject all violence”, it said.

President Moïse, 53, was shot dead in an overnight attack in his private residence in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. His wife, Martine, was also injured and is receiving treatment, according to media reports.

The entrepreneur and politician was elected in November 2016 and began serving the following February.

Antonio Guterres has extended his deepest condolences to the people and Government of Haiti, and to the family of the late President.

The UN will continue to stand with the Government and the people of Haiti, the statement continued.

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Michelle Bachelet: From political crisis, to ‘multi-dimensional human rights catastrophe in Myanmar’.

July 7, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

Michelle Bachelet, UN rights chief, said the rights situation in Myanmar has changed from a political crisis to a “multi-dimensional human rights catastrophe,” noting that nearly 900 people have been killed and 200,000 forced to flee their homes because of military raids.

She noted that the World Food Program has estimated that more than 6 million people are in severe need of food aid.

The comments came during a Human Rights Council debate that prompted a string of statements by countries that denounced the violence, urged the release of political prisoners, and called for a return to democracy, aid deliveries and the rule of law, among other things.

“People across the country continue peaceful protests despite the massive use of lethal force against them, including heavy weaponry.

A civil disobedience movement has brought many military-controlled government structures to a standstill,” Bachelet said according ABC News.

“At the same time, Myanmar’s people have shown incredible resilience in organizing systems of mutual solidarity and support.”

“It is incumbent on the international community to stand united in pressuring the military to halt its continuing attacks on the people of Myanmar and return the country to democracy, reflecting the clear will of the people,” Bachelet said.

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Japan: UN chief praises work of emergency responders in wake of deadly landslide.

July 7, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

The UN chief on Monday extended his condolences to the families of those who died in a landslide, which struck the Japanese coastal city of Atami in Shizuoka Prefecture, over the weekend.

According to news reports, at least four have been declared dead, with around 80 still missing, when record high levels of rain fell across the region, triggering the landslide in the residential area.

The resort town of around 36,000, famous for its hot springs, is near Mount Fuji, some two hours southwest of Tokyo. Officials have reportedly warned that more heavy rains are forecast this week, keeping the area on high alert.

In a statement released by his Spokesperson, Secretary-General António Guterres said he was saddened by the reported loss of life and destruction caused.

“He extends his deep condolences to the families of the victims, the Government and people of Japan. He commends the work of the emergency responders and wishes a speedy recovery to those who are injured.

“The United Nations stands in solidarity with the Government and people of Japan”, the statement concluded.

The World Government Movement thanks UN News for providing this news to us.

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All foreign troops must leave Afghanistan by deadline the Taliban said.

July 5, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

Any foreign troops left in Afghanistan after Nato’s September withdrawal deadline will be at risk as occupiers, the Taliban has told the BBC.

It comes amid reports that 1,000 mainly US troops could remain on the ground to protect diplomatic missions and Kabul’s international airport.

Nato’s 20-year military mission in Afghanistan has all but ended.

But violence in the country continues to rise, with the Taliban taking more territory.

Under a deal with the militant group, the US and its Nato allies agreed to withdraw all troops in return for a commitment by the Taliban not to allow al-Qaeda or any other extremist group to operate in the areas they control.

President Joe Biden set a deadline of 11 September – the 20-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the US – for American troops to fully withdraw, but reports suggest the pullout may be complete within days.

As Afghan forces prepare to take charge of security alone, concern is growing for the future of Kabul.

Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen said seizing Kabul militarily was “not Taliban policy”.

President Biden has said the American pull-out is justified as US forces have made sure Afghanistan cannot become a base for foreign jihadists to plot against the West again.

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, meanwhile, insists that the country’s security forces are fully capable of keeping insurgents at bay, but many believe the withdrawal risks casting the country back into the grip of the Taliban.

Taliban: “US forces remaining would violate Doha agreement”.

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United Nations: 4.4 million Nigerians facing ‘catastrophic food conditions’

July 4, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

Some 4.4 million people in Nigeria are facing what the UN humanitarian office, OCHA, is describing as “catastrophic food conditions”.

A combination of insecurity caused by terrorist groups, the effects of climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic, have meant that people in the northeast of the country are struggling to get enough to eat; OCHA says 775,000 are at “extreme risk”.

Many are farmers but are unable to grow their crops fearing for their personal safety, and so rely on humanitarian support “as their only lifeline”.

Read more here about how humanitarian agencies continue to face up to the increasing challenges of getting aid to the people who need it most.

Find out more about OCHA’s work in Nigeria and we thank UN News for providing this information about the current situation in Nigeria.

The World Government Movement believes we need to help each other in situations like these.

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United Nations warns of more violence famine worsening in the region in Tigray.

July 3, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

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The United Nations said on Friday conflict could rapidly flare again in Ethiopia‘s Tigray and that famine was worsening in the region, where local fighters declared victory this week after an eight-month war with central government and allied forces.

Recent fighting in the Tigray region of Ethiopia has resulted in a famine that is now affecting more than 400,000 people, UN officials say.

In its first public meeting on the crisis, members of the UN Security Council warned that as many as 33,000 children were severely malnourished.

Officials said that a further 1.8m people were on the brink of famine as a result of the eight-month conflict.

They also warned of further clashes despite the declaration of a ceasefire.

The Ethiopian government, which has been fighting regional forces in Tigray, declared a unilateral ceasefire on Monday.

However, rebels vowed to drive their “enemies” from the region and there have been reports of sporadic clashes as pressure builds internationally for all sides in the conflict to pull back.

The fighting between the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Ethiopian government forces has already left thousands of people dead and more than two million people have been displaced.

All sides in the conflict have been accused of carrying out mass killings and human rights violations.

Fighting must stop

“All groups must stop fighting to allow humanitarian aid to get through unimpeded and to protect civilians…It is essential that we act fast and without any further obstruction,” Mr. Rajasingham said.

Both officials strongly condemned targeted attacks which have taken the lives of at least 12 humanitarian workers, including three from Médecins Sans Frontières staffers, just last week.

We thank Reuters News and UN News for poviding this news.

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Xi Jinping warns: other foreign powers will ‘crack their heads and spill blood’ if they come after China.

July 1, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

China‘s president used his party’s 100 year anniversary to warn other countries against trying to influence China.

Xi Jinping said that they would “crack their heads and spill blood” if they tried.

Speaking in front of a reported crowd of 70,000 at a highly-choreographed ceremony in Tiananmen Square, Xi delivered a strongly nationalist speech in which he claimed that only the party could ensure China’s continued stability, and any attempt to divide it from the country would fail.

“Without the Communist Party, there will be no new China,” Xi said to thundering applause and cheers.

He added: “We will not accept sanctimonious preaching from those who feel they have the right to lecture us,” he said.

“We have never bullied, oppressed, or subjugated the people of any other country, and we never will.”

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Let us create Heaven on Earth

June 12, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

Dear brothers and sisters,

It is time for us to change this world from this hell we are living in to create Heaven on Earth.

We must change our behaviour to live happy lives on Earth, and start loving each other more.

Because if we hurt each other we can not live happy lives, because we will suffer.

We believe a World Government under the authority of Jesus Christ will lead to a Heaven on Earth, because Jesus Christ will teach us how we should treat each other with love and kindness.

We must help each other more everywhere in the world if we want to live a paradise on Earth.

To create Heaven on Earth is not just an idea, it is also written in the Bible:

Jesus said in the Heavenly Father prayer: Thy Kingdom come; Thy will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.

According Bible Prophecy Jesus Christ will help us to create a Heaven on Earth by His teaching to mankind.

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UN Security Council urged to strengthen multilateralism, to tackle serious global challenges.

June 11, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

According UN news the United Nations Security Counsil urged to strengthen mulilateralism to overcome our global challenges.

Various speakers addressed the UN security counsil for better cooperation between countries by strengthening multilateralism.

The UN Security Council met yesterday on Cooperation between the UN and the European Union in maintaining international peace and security.

Multilateralism is when at least three governments participate in a particular issue or to try to solve a problem.

Multilateralism is an example of cooperation among world governments and used in contrast with unilateralism.

Unilateralism is when a state acts without regard to the support or interests of other states.

The world government movement strongly support the United Nations security counsil in this matter.

We believe strengthening multilateralism will lead to improvement of the relationships between world leaders and countries.

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Joe Biden expected to improve foreign relationships at G7 summit in the UK.

June 10, 2021 / Michael Maas / 0 Comments

On Joe Biden his first trip abroad during the corona pandemic to the United Kingdom the president of the USA is trying to improve foreign relationships.

After a meeting with Boris Johnson, Joe Biden will attend the G7 summit in Cornwall from Friday to Sunday.

The G7 countries: the USA, Great-Brittain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Canada meet tonight in the United Kingdom.

The World Government Movement hopes and prays the G7 summit will indeed improve the international relationships between the world leaders attending the G7 summit.

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The UN chief on Monday extended his condolences to the families of those who died in a landslide, which struck the Japanese coastal city of Atami in Shizuoka Prefecture, over the weekend.

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