Anti-discrimination committee experts welcome namibia’s steps to advance women’s

equality, urge introduction of strategies to change stereotypes

Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare Presents Report,

National Gender Policy, Domestic Violence Act among Measures Highlighted

SECRETARY-GENERAL OUTLINES FIVE CRITICAL WAYS ECOSOC CAN ADVANCE AMBITIOUS

GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA, IN NEW YORK REMARKS

SECRETARY-GENERAL BAN KI-MOON TELLS CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

HE HAS ‘HIT THE GROUND RUNNING’, AS YEAR AHEAD WILL BE ‘DEEPLY TAXING’

Priorities Include Responsibility to Protect, Middle East, Darfur, Kosovo,

MEMBERSHIP OF PRINCIPAL UNITED NATIONS ORGANS IN 2007

 

General Assembly

UN AGENCIES IN SRI LANKA SEEK $66 MILLION FOR HUMANITARIAN AID IN 2007

UNITED NATIONS APPEALS FOR $16.6 MILLION FOR TIMOR-LESTE

 

Economic and Social Council

2007 Organizational Session

1^st Meeting (PM)

PROGRESS MADE IN MAINSTREAMING GENDER EQUALITY INTO POLAND’S NATIONAL

LEGISLATION, WOMEN’S ANTI-DESCRIMINATION COMMITTEE TOLD

 

But Committee Experts Express Concern over Focus on Labour,

Employment; Say Government Action Should Address All Aspects of Convention

Committee on Elimination of

Discrimination against Women

Chamber A, 757^th & 758^th Meetings (AM & PM)

Secretary-General, in message to mark el salvador peace accords,

calls them point of reference for United Nations

 

Following is the text of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s video message on the fifteenth anniversary of the El Salvador Peace Accords, today, 16 January: