Special representative of Libya Secretary General Hannah Tette. The main news of the day | Thursday: Ukraine, Libya, Gaza, UNESCO UN The main news of the day in the UN and the world: strikes in Ukraine, the Council of Ministers discussed the situation in Libya, from the beginning of the war in Gaza at least 170 Palestinian journalists died, 74 documentaries are included in the UNESCO International Register. 62 > 62 > 62 >
Удары по Украине
Employees of humanitarian organizations report that the day before, the Ukrainian city of the Dnieper underwent a massive attack of drones. This was announced at a briefing in New York by the UN press secretary Stefan Duzharrick. According to local authorities, as a result of attacks, civilians died and were injured, including children. Damaged residential buildings, school and other civilian infrastructure. Kherson and Kharkov region were shelling, which also led to victims among the civilians, including children and health workers. Humanitarian organizations provide assistance to the victims.
situation in the situation in Libya 60 ~/H2 > 60 ~ Plass = “Text-align-Justify” > countries are pursuing a variety of interests in Libya, but the international community should develop cooperation in order to support the construction of a democratic state working for the benefit of the Libyan people. This, speaking at a meeting of the UN Security Council, said the special representative of Libya Secretary General Hannah Tette. & Amp; nbsp; political crisis, according to Tette, is largely preserved due to competition in the field of economic resources. However, most Libyan leaders call for the inclusive political process journalists in gas from the beginning of the war 1.5 years ago, the Israeli authorities prohibit international journalists enter the gas for independent coverage of events-this fuels propaganda, disinformation and dehumanization. This was announced today by the head of the Middle Eastern agency of the UN to help Palestinian refugees (Bapor) Philip Lazzarini. According to him, Palestinian journalists continue to do their work, often at the cost of their own life. At the same time, reports and evidence of eyewitnesses are often questioned and discredit. According to the Bapor, today at least 170 Palestinian journalists have died. 60 ~ h2 class = “Text-align-justify” > register “Memory of the World” UNESCO UNESCO today announced that 74 documentary objects were included in the international register “Memory of the world”. & Amp; nbsp; among them-the forensician-the forensician Mkhitara Gosha – Legal Code & NBSP; XII century, represented by Armenia, the manuscript “Genealogy of Khans” from Kazakhstan and Khludovskaya Psalter & NBSP; IX century, represented by Russia. & Amp; nbsp; The register also includes the Geneva Conventions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The program “Memory of the World” is aimed at promoting the preservation of the documentary heritage of mankind and providing universal access to it. & Amp; nbsp;