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Crisis deepens for Mali’s children, human rights updates from Brazil, Montenegro

Crisis deepens for Mali’s children, human rights updates from Brazil, Montenegro

Sep 27, 2023, at 11:22 pm

In Mali, one million children under five are at risk of malnutrition amid polio and measles outbreaks, increased armed violence and displacement, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Tuesday.

Human rights a precondition for peace; dialogue ‘only way’ to make it sustainable, Montenegro tells UN

Human rights a precondition for peace; dialogue ‘only way’ to make it sustainable, Montenegro tells UN

Sep 21, 2017, at 09:46 pm

New York, Sept 21(Just Earth News): Reiterating Montenegro’s strong commitment to multilateral cooperation, President Filip Vujanović told the Assembly on Thursday that his country puts good neighbourly relations and regional cooperation in the Balkans at the top of its foreign policy agenda.

UN remains vital forum for countries facing ‘ruthless reality,’ Prime Minister of Montenegro tells Assembly

UN remains vital forum for countries facing ‘ruthless reality,’ Prime Minister of Montenegro tells Assembly

Sep 22, 2016, at 02:30 pm

New York, Sept 22 (Just Earth News): Despite significant global advances, in many places around the world peace, stability and sustainable economic development remain unattainable and brutal, long-term conflict have taken a toll on countless lives, Milo Ðukanovic, the Prime Minister of Montenegro, told the General Assembly on Wednesday, saying that against this background, the United Nations remains an indispensable forum for identifying joint responses.