UN health agency steps up fight against ‘invisible pandemic’ of antimicrobial resistance

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links: https://news.un.org/en/story/2019/06/1040741


UN health agency steps up fight against ‘invisible pandemic’ of antimicrobial resistance

The AWaRe portal divides antibiotics into three groups – Access, Watch and Reserve – and explains which antibiotics should be used to treat the most common and serious infections (Access), which ones should be available at all times in the healthcare system (Watch), and those that must be used sparingly or preserved and used only as a last resort (Reserve).

THE GLOBAL WORLD - UPDATES JUNE 14, 2019

THE GLOBAL WORLD

WORLD PEACE

"RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY"

UPDATES JUNE 14, 2019

THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS AND VOICE WITH FAITH TO GOD THRU JESUS CHRIST WITH THE GUIDANCE OF MOTHER MARY MIRACLES AND LIGHTS TO THE WORLD THIS WEEK JUNE 14, 2019 IS ABOUT "RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY" . THE GLOBAL WORLD WITH THE LIGHTS OF THE LORD GOD AND JESUS CHRIST ON MOTHER MARY GUIDANCE VOICE THE LIBERATION'S OF THE WORLD INEQUALITIES OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, CIVIL AND SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES AND RIGHTS RESULTING TO POVERTY, WAR, UN-PEACEFUL WORLD, RACE DISCRIMINATION'S, RELIGIOUS ISSUES AND ALL EVILNESS AROUND THE WORLD

THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS VOICE THIS WEEK ISSUES IN OUR PROMOTIONS IS ABOUT

THE ISSUE OF LABOR AND FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY IN HONGKONG.  THE UNITED NATIONS ILO MEETING DESCRIBED THE LABOR STATUS IN THE WORLD AS OF TODAY FACING DIFFICULTIES NEED A SOLUTIONS, SOCIAL JUSTICE IN  THE FUTURE.  THE CHILD LABOR AND FORCED LABOR AND MILLIONS IN POVERTY AND MILLIONS IN INFORMAL ECONOMY.  THE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH IN 2030 FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE IN FUTURE WORK FROM DECENT WORK AND SUSTAINABLE LIVES.
  

Hong Kong protests: Two people in serious condition with legislature on lockdown

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links: https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/12/asia/hong-kong-protests-intl-hnk/index.html


Hong Kong protests: Two people in serious condition with legislature on lockdown

Hong Kong (CNN)At least two people are in serious condition in Hong Kong hospitals after along day and night of violence between police and protesters.

An estimated 5,000 riot police fired tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and bean bags at tens of thousands of protesters as they forcibly cleared streets around the city's Legislative Council in Admiralty.

Confrontations went late into Wednesday night as crowds of mostly young, college-aged protesters were pushed back from the Legislative Council complex towards the city's Central district.

The future of work ‘with social justice for all’ tops agenda of centenary UN Labour conference

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links: https://news.un.org/en/story/2019/06/1040161


The future of work ‘with social justice for all’ tops agenda of centenary UN Labour conference

The Centenary International Labour Conference got underway on Monday at the UN in Geneva, with ILO chief Guy Ryder, calling on hundreds of delegates from around the world to help “construct a future of work, with social justice for all”.

The Director-General of the International Labour Organization said that with the possible adoption of a landmark declaration looking to the future, at a time of transformative change, it was time “to tell the world that we have the confidence, the common purpose, the will and the means”, to continue making social justice a top priority.

THE GLOBAL WORLD - UPDATES JUNE 07, 2019

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WORLD PEACE

"HUMAN RIGHTS AND PEACE IN SUDAN"

UPDATES JUNE 07, 2019

THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS AND VOICE WITH FAITH TO GOD THRU JESUS CHRIST WITH THE GUIDANCE OF MOTHER MARY MIRACLES AND LIGHTS TO THE WORLD THIS WEEK JUNE 07, 2019 IS ABOUT "" . THE GLOBAL WORLD WITH THE LIGHTS OF THE LORD GOD AND JESUS CHRIST ON MOTHER MARY GUIDANCE VOICE THE LIBERATION'S OF THE WORLD INEQUALITIES OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, CIVIL AND SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES AND RIGHTS RESULTING TO POVERTY, WAR, UN-PEACEFUL WORLD, RACE DISCRIMINATION'S, RELIGIOUS ISSUES AND ALL EVILNESS AROUND THE WORLD


THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS VOICE THIS WEEK ISSUES IN OUR PROMOTIONS IS

ABOUT THE ISSUE OF SUDAN GOVERNANCE TODAY.  THE PRESENT MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF SUDAN ARE EMPLOYING FORCE RESULTING TO DEATH OF MANY PEOPLE OF SUDAN PROTESTERS IN SIDE OF PRO DEMOCRACY.  THE SUDANESE PEOPLE ARE DEMANDING CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT OR CIVILIAN LED INTERIM BODY.  AFTER THE OUST OF FORMER SUDAN LEADER THEY AGREED A THREE YEAR MILITARY TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT WITH THE OPPOSITIONS LEADERS BUT THE OPPOSITION CALLED FOR ELECTIONS IN NINE MONTHS.

THEY WANT INTERNATIONAL BODY AND REGIONAL BODY TO OVERSEE THE ELECTIONS.  THE CARETAKER GOVERNMENT WOULD OVERSEE THE PERIOD BEFORE ELECTIONS.

Death toll rises to 60 following Sudan crackdown

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links: https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/04/africa/sudan-protests-toll-intl/index.html

Death toll rises to 60 following Sudan crackdown

(CNN)At least 60 people are dead and over 300 injured after troops stormed the main camp of pro-democracy protesters in Sudan's capital Monday, according to the Central Committee of Sudan Doctors (CCSD).

Videos showed billowing smoke and scenes of panic as the military tried to break up an opposition sit-in in the capital, Khartoum. The demonstrators have demanded that the Transitional Military Council, which has ruled the country since troops ousted longtime President Omar al-Bashir in April, make way for a civilian-led interim body.

Sudan: UN chief deplores excessive force used against pro-democracy protesters, calls on military and civilian leaders to ‘stay the course’ in negotiations

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links: https://news.un.org/en/story/2019/06/1039701


Sudan: UN chief deplores excessive force used against pro-democracy protesters, calls on military and civilian leaders to ‘stay the course’ in negotiations

Security forces in Sudan fired on pro-democracy protesters in the capital Khartoum on Monday, leaving a number of dead and many more injured, prompting the United Nations chief’s condemnation and an appeal for “peaceful dialogue” to resume.

Secretary-General António Guterres “strongly condemns the violence” and “the use of force to disperse the protestors at the sit-in site”, said a statement issued by his Spokesperson, adding he was also alarmed at reports that “security forces have opened fire inside medical facilities”.