Over the past month, about 200 thousand movements from north to south of Gaza have been documented. The main news of the day | Thursday: gas, Syria, UN, gender inequality UN The main news of the day in the UN and in the world: catastrophic position in gas, a meeting of the Security Council for Syria, a report on the activities of the UN, international day of equal wages. crisis in gas The Office for Coordination of Humanitarian issues warns about the catastrophic situation of civilians in the city of Gaza. In only five days, 11 objects of the UN Middle Eastern agency were damaged to help Palestinian refugees (Bapor), in which about 11 thousand people were hidden. According to the latest data, in the last month alone, about 200 thousand movements were documented from north to south of the enclave. The UN is again called for the cessation of fire, an increase in gas supplies, as well as to the immediate and unconditional return of the hostages and the release of the arbitrarily detained. ~ 60 > situation in Syria 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62The success of the political transition in Syria depends on the wide participation of all communities and population groups. This condition was emphasized, speaking at the Security Council, a special envoy of the Secretary General for Syria Gayr Pedersen. In turn, the UN Emergency Coordinator Tom Fletcher recalled that more than 70 percent of the Syrians need humanitarian support. Fletcher turned to the UN Security Council members with an appeal: to maintain stability through constant interaction to prevent violence, finance humanitarian measures in the required volume and promote the restoration of Syria. ~ 60 > 60 ~ H2 > Secretary General UN 60 > per year, when international crises only exacerbate, the United Nations has retained the course to promote peace and sustainable development. This is stated in the annual report of the Secretary General, presented on the eve of the high-level week of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly. So, in 2024, the UN and its partners managed to mobilize $ 25 billion (50 percent of the target), which made it possible to assist 116 million in need of almost 80 countries. The UN efforts also contributed to the protection of hundreds of thousands of civilians and the promotion of peaceful processes. equal wages ~ 60 > women around the world still earn 20 percent less men. Gender equality is not fully ensured due to preserved historical and structural barriers that limit the possibilities of women and girls. This in the structure of the “UN-female” is reminded on the International Day of equal wages, which is celebrated on September 18. The organization calls for coordinated actions aimed at reducing gender rupture.