Manchester, Great Britain. The main news of the day | Thursday: Great Britain, right to strike, Philippines, Haiti UN The main news of the day in the UN and the world: the statement of the head of the UN in connection with the attack on the synagogue in the UK, a hearing by the right to a strike in the UN International Court, the provision of assistance to the victims of the earthquake in the Philippines, the growth of violence in Haiti. ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > UN head condemned the attack on the synagogue in Manchester 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterrysh & NBSP; condemned a terrorist attack on the synagogue, committed today in the Manchester, the United Kingdom. The attack occurred in Yom Kipur – a sacred day for the Jews. According to media reports, on Thursday, an unknown man ran in a car on the people of the chiton park synagogue, and then attacked them with a knife. It is reported that two people died, three more are in serious condition. The attacker, on which the police opened fire, also died. Gaterrish expressed & nbsp; solidarity with the Jewish community and called to hold the perpetrators liable. 60 > hearing rightfully strike On Monday, October 6, hearing will begin in the UN International Court on the issue of protecting the right of workers to a strike. The consideration of this case can significantly affect labor laws throughout the world. The reason was the appeal of the International Labor Organization (ILO), which requested an advisory opinion on the Convention on the Freedom of Association. The states still disagree: whether the Convention is extended to the right to strike. Although the consultative conclusions of the court do not have compulsory power, they have a significant impact on the development of international law and the practice of countries. 60 ~ h2 ~ ~ earthquake on Filippins ~ 60 > after a destructive earthquake with magnitude 6.9 points that occurred on September 30 in the north of the island of Sebu on Filippins at least 72 people died, more than 20 thousand were left without shelter. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian issues (VSGV) reported that the Philippines authorities have announced a state of emergency in four municipalities. This made it possible to unlock emergency funds and accelerate assistance. International Migration Organization (MOM) – UN structure – is in a readiness mode and can in the near future organize the delivery of hygienic sets and water filtration systems. ~ 60 > 60 ~ h2 ~ situation in the situation in Haiti ~ 60 > “Human Rights in Haiti has reached a critical point,” said the Supreme Commissar of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk. From January 1, 2022, more than 16 thousand people were killed as a result of armed clashes and about seven thousand were injured. According to estimates, in Haiti they illegally circulate from 270 thousand to 500 thousand units of firearms, and most of it is in the hands of gangs. The growth of violence by armed groups limits the delivery of humanitarian aid. At the same time, half of the population of Haiti suffers from a lack of food.