The eco-warriors of climate protection
What a spectacle! A 19-hour-long struggle, accompanied by demonstrations in front of the Chancellery in Berlin, and 500 other cities throughout Germany. But the objective was nothing less than saving the world!
Tag: United Nations
N. Korea tells UN to cut staff in country
North Korea has told the United Nations to cut the number of international staff it deploys in the country because the world body’s programs have failed “due to the politicization of UN assistance by hostile forces,” according to a letter seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
UN seeks more aid for Venezuelan refugees
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi appealed on Sunday for more humanitarian aid for Venezuelan refugees pouring into neighbouring countries where they are overwhelming social services and sparking local tensions.
Concern over mob justice in Kingdom
OHCHR releases a report saying that cases of mob justice continue to be reported in the Kingdom.
New York, New York Global honour for TLC
This Life Cambodia (TLC) has won the global Grassroots Justice Prize, winning the public vote ahead of 200 organisations, in an announcement made at a prestigious ceremony at a United Nations event in New York on July 15.
UN hails Africa free trade area
UN hails a landmark Africa-wide free trade area accord launched at the weekend.
Kingdom’s UN rep defends rights record
Cambodia’s permanent representative to the UN in Geneva slams EU allegations.
UN warns Italy over criminalising sea rescue
The United Nations criticized Italy on Monday for its hostility towards refugee rescue ships. The comments came amid raised tensions between Berlin and Rome regarding the detention of German Sea Watch captain Carola Rackete.
Ma joins discussion on global digital cooperation
Ma joins Antonio Guterres and Melinda Gates to discuss global digital cooperation.
Kingdom set to mark World Environment Day
Environment Ministry is set to mark the day by raising awareness on air pollution.
Hun Sen highlights achievements during UN meeting in Bangkok
Prime Minister Hun Sen highlights Cambodia’s achievement in ending war.
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Rhona Smith
“I see few tangible improvements in the enjoyment of political rights”
China’s BRI Signal to India
China’s consent, on 1 May 2019, to designate Pakistani national, Masood Azhar, as a terrorist, under the relevant United Nations norms, fulfils a long-standing Indian demand.
Humanity faces unprecedented biodiversity crisis, report warns
“Nature is declining globally at rates unprecedented in human history,” warns a report on biodiversity, drafted for the United Nations (UN) by a group of 145 experts from across the world.
Rhona Smith discusses sustainable development goals
Smith urges the gov’t to ensure sustainable development projects benefit all people.
Government reviews report ahead of UN meeting
A UN delegation reviews a report on sustainable development in the Kingdom.
Government reviews report ahead of UN meeting
A United Nations delegation today met with the government to review a report on sustainable development and raise three points regarding social protection initiatives in the Kingdom.
UN rights envoy reiterates call for Kem Sokha’s freedom
Rhona Smith reiterates concerns over the prosecution of Kem Sokha.
UN adds JeM leader to terrorist list
The United Nations added Masood Azhar, the leader of a Pakistan-based Islamist group, to its list of global terrorists.
Investors told to target all forms of modern slavery
Big investors must compel companies to tackle modern slavery.
Asian political parties address ageing population
More than 25 political parties from Asia gathered in Colombo last weekend to exchange views on international and regional issues, with a focus on the implications of and a policy to address the issue of an increasing ageing population in Asia.
Defence Minister highlights peacekeeping achievements
Defence Minister highlights the achievements of Cambodian troops on peacekeeping.
Defence Minister highlights peacekeeping achievements
During his trip to the United Nations in New York, Defence Minister General Tea Banh highlighted the achievements of Cambodian troops on peacekeeping missions.
The quintessential UN diplomat
When career diplomat Benny Widyono died in his sleep in the United States on March 17, the world lost a beaut bloke, a distinguished diplomat, a United Nations governor of Siem Reap Province and an Ambassador and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps as UN Ambassador to Cambodia.
UNODC vows continued support in curbing drug use
Julien Garasny, deputy head of the United Nations Office and Drugs and Crime, yesterday met Health Minister Mam Bun Heng and told him that the UN body will continue to provide technical support to ministry officials fighting drugs and help curb drug use in the Kingdom.
Japan defers slamming N. Korea at UN
Japan decides not to submit to the United Nations a joint resolution condemning North Korea’s human rights abuses.
Crash victims were from more than 30 nations
A prize-winning author, a football official and humanitarian workers perish in the crash.
North Korea warns of food shortage
N Korea warns that it is facing a food shortfall of some 1.4 million tons in 2019 and has been forced to almost halve rations.
China defends way it curbs terror
China’s counter-terror efforts in Xinjiang should be applauded for, a senior diplomat told foreign envoys last week.
UN reviews peacekeeper safety
Several member states of the United Nations called for plans to ensure the safety and security of peacekeeping personnel.
