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http://www.unicef.org/policyanalysis/index_51872.html NEW YORK, USA, 20 November 2009

Dans leurs interventions devant le 21e sommet de la Ligue arabe, les autres chefs d’État ont, tous, soutenu le Soudan et condamné le mandat d’arrêt délivré par la CPI.Dans une déclaration lue par le secrétaire général de la Ligue à l’issue du sommet, les pays membres ont estimé que poursuivre un chef d’État en exercice était un dangereux précédent .Author: Abu-Husseini Tags: Soudan Arabe Ligue Egypte Algerie Arabie Saoudite Yemen Tunisie Liban Syrie Irak Jordanie Oman Bahrein Mauritanie Maroc Jibouti EUA Lybie TPI ONU Omar Bechir Ban Ki-moon USA Sioniste Noir Posted: 11 November 2009 Rating: 1.3 Votes: 23

Omar el-Béchir, visé par un mandat d'arrêt international émis par la CPI, laisse planer le doute sur sa présence au sommet de la Ligue arabe à Doha (Qatar), où les pays arabes entendent apporter leur soutien au président soudanaisAuthor: Abu-Husseini Tags: Soudan Arabe Ligue Egypte Algerie Arabie Saoudite Yemen Tunisie Liban Syrie Irak Jordanie Oman Bahrein Mauritanie Maroc Jibouti EUA Lybie TPI ONU Omar Bechir Ban Ki-moon USA Sioniste Noir Posted: 11 November 2009 Rating: 1.5 Votes: 24

To commemorate its fifteenth anniversary, the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) and UNU-ONY are organizing a high-level panel discussion that will cover the roles and responsibilities of OIOS, its operational independence, and the relationship between OIOS and entities within its oversight universe.Opening Address Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the UN Panelists Mrs. Inga-Britt Ahlenius, Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services Ms. Angela Kane, Under-Secretary-General for Management Ms. Susana Malcorra, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support Mr. Jules Muis, former Director General of the Internal Audit Service of the European Commission and former Vice President and Controller of the World Bank Mr. David Walker, Chairman of the Independent Audit Advisory Committee Moderator Dr. Jean-Marc Coicaud, Director, United Nations University Office at the UN, New York

US president, Barack Obama, outlined his vision of a new world order in which the US would participate fully - during his first address to the UN general Assembly meeting in New York. His vision was rooted on four basic principles: Non proliferation and disarmament, the promotion of peace and security, the preservation of the planet, and a global economy that advances opportunity for all people. Among the speakers that followed was the leader of Libya - Muammar Gaddafi, and the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-Moon. Al Jazeera's Mike Hanna reports from New York on the days events.

President Obama joins forces at UN Global Climate Summit. The message was clear from the start of the largest ever climate summit Power Green Growth, Protect the Planet, organized on the eve of the United Nations General Assembly. Distributed by Tubemogul.

The international conference on the reconstruction of Gaza kicked off today in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak opened the conference, which was attended by over 45 foreign ministers as well as UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon and directors of regional and international organizations and funds. The Conference is also being attended by some European leaders, including former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is also taking part in the conference. This is her first visit to the region since she took up her new job. Clinton was joined in Sharm el-Sheikh by the new Middle East envoy George Mitchell. She announced US aid to the Gaza Strip for an estimated $900 million dollars. She also said the Obama administration would "vigorously pursue a two state solution." She also spoke about her new role on the Middle East Quartet which she took over from former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. The Quartet is a group of four nations involved in mediating the peace process in the Israeli and Palestinian territories. The Quartet includes the United States, United Nations, European Union and Russia. Three key concerns on the agenda include the absence of Israeli representatives at the Conference, how to get aid and reconstruction materials into the region with the current climate of security, and without the participation of Hamas, how rebuilding Gaza would be possible. President Sarkozy of France said it was the global community's "moral duty" to solve the crisis in Gaza. He called for 2009 as "the year of peace" for the region. "The time is now to speed up the agenda to end the crisis. We know the parameters, there is no other solution but a political solution." Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he hoped the Italian government, when hosting the G-14 meeting in July in Italy, could form a Marshall Plan to give needed assistance to the region as well as develop a strategy to "boost tourism for Christians and Muslims by building an airport to receive tourists wishing to visit the holy lands including Bethlehem ." Secretary-General Moussa from the League of Arab States underscored the need to move away from dialogue that labeled a people under occupation as "terrorists" and that the focus must first be put on assisting Palestinian refugees who have spent decades in transit. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Burma Democratic Concerns (BDC) has determined that it is time for Ibrahim Gambari to vacate his post as United Nations Envoy to Burma. His continual failure to stem the tide of genocide has yielded catastrophic results in human suffering and death to the citizens of Burma. His efforts to bring democracy to Burma were counterproductive at best. Myo Thein, Director of Burma Democratic Concerns in the United Kingdom, ascertained, We have been expressing our doubts over his (Gambari) impartiality and now the image is much clearer that he is merely a special advocate for the Burmese Junta