SECRETARY-GENERAL, AT PRESENTATION OF IRISH HUNGER TASK FORCE REPORT, SAYS

IRELAND’S OWN MASS FAMINE REINFORCES ITS COMMITMENT TO DEVELOPING WORLD

 

FOOD CRISIS FAR FROM OVER, SECRETARY-GENERAL WARNS, CALLING CHILDREN’S DECLINING

NUTRITIONAL STATUS ‘A MORAL OUTRAGE’, AT OPENING OF HIGH-LEVEL EVENING EVENT

SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN MESSAGE, SAYS EDUCATION CAN DRIVE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL PROGRESS;

FAILURE TO PROVIDE EDUCATION FOR ALL PUTS ENTIRE GENERATION AT RISK

SECRETARY-GENERAL, ADDRESSING MALARIA SUMMIT, HAILS APPROACH TO DISEASE

 

AS MODEL FOR CAMPAIGNS TO DEFEAT OTHER INTERNATIONAL ILLS

 

SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES LEADERS AT MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS EVENT TO BE BOLD,

GENEROUS IN THEIR COMMITMENTS -- ‘TELL US WHAT YOU WILL DO, HOW YOU WILL DO IT’

Secretary-General calls for greater resources to promote gender equality

in remarks at event on empowerment of women

 

VOICING OPTIMISM IN CONCLUDING REMARKS TO HIGH-LEVEL EVENT ON MILLENNIUM GOALS,

SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS CULTURE OF INDIFFERENCE CANNOT CONTINUE

SECRETARY-GENERAL ADDS HIS NAME TO OXFAM’S GLOBAL CALL TO ACTION AGAINST POVERTY,

EXPRESSES DETERMINATION TO HOLD LEADERS ACCOUNTABLE TO MILLENNIUM PROMISES

Following are UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s remarks for the Oxfam Global Call to Action against Poverty, today, in New York:

DELAY IN TACKLING CLIMATE CHANGE COURTS DISASTER, SECRETARY-GENERAL WARNS

IN REMARKS TO EVENT HOSTED BY INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL

 

SECRETARY-GENERAL WELCOMES ADOPTION OF IRAQ PROVINCIAL ELECTION LAW

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: