Thursday, July 15, 2021

EU urged to consider impact of new climate mechanism on developing countries

From the Website of United Nations
links: https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/07/1095852

EU urged to consider impact of new climate mechanism on developing countries

Air pollution from power plants contributes to global warming.

Although a new European Union (EU) climate initiative unveiled on Wednesday could change global trade patterns to favour countries where production is relatively carbon efficient, its value in mitigating climate change will likely be limited, the UN trade and development agency, UNCTAD, has warned.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) comes into force in 2023 as part of new measures to cut carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, including taxes on imports such as oil, coal and gas.

THE GLOBAL WORLD - UPDATES JULY 09, 2021

WORLD PEACE

THE GLOBAL WORLD

"UN PROTECT AND

ESTABLISHED DEMOCRACY

IN MYANMAR"

UPDATES JULY 09, 2021

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 UPDATES JULY 09, 2021 ABOUT "UN PROTECT AND ESTABLISHED DEMOCRACY
IN MYANMAR". 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 HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN MYANMAR MILITARY COUP. PEOPLE OF MYANMAR SUFFERS FROM THE BRUTAL GOVERNANCE OF MILITARY JUNTA IN VOICING DEMOCRACY OR PEOPLES GOVERNMENT. THE UNITED NATIONS SHOULD TAKE ACTIONS TO STOP BRUTAL HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN MYANMAR KILLING INNOCENT CIVILIANS INCLUDING MINORS.

From the Website of CNN NEWS
links: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/07/asia/myanmar-camp-victoria-rebels-cmd-intl/index.html

Myanmar mountain camp where rebels train to fight the junta - CNN

Inside the Myanmar mountain camp where rebels train to fight for freedom from the junta

Camp Victoria, Myanmar (CNN)Full-throated they belt out songs of victory, their boots adding the drumbeat as ranks of new recruits jog in formation through their jungle training camp.

There's no doubting the shining eyes of these young people united by an ideal -- freedom from the junta that's smothered democracy in Myanmar.

Nor, perhaps, hiding from the dark tragedy that may await them.

From the Website of United Nations
links: https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/07/1095392

Myanmar: From political crisis, to ‘multi-dimensional human rights catastrophe’ – Bachelet

People in Yangon held a night vigil in defiance of curfew.

What began as a coup by the Myanmar military has ‘rapidly morphed’ into an all-out attack against the civilian population that has become increasingly widespread and systematic, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warned on Tuesday.

Speaking at the 47th session of the Human Rights Council, Michelle Bachelet reiterated that the situation in the country has evolved from a political crisis in early February to a “multi-dimensional human rights catastrophe”, repeating a formulation she first used a month ago.

THE GLOBAL WORLD - UPDATES JULY 02, 2021

WORLD PEACE

THE GLOBAL WORLD

"INTERNET CONTROL

IN A COUNTRY"

UPDATES JULY 02, 2021

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 UPDATES JULY 02, 2021 ABOUT "INTERNET CONTROL IN A COUNTRY". 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 "INTERNET CONTROL IN A COUNTY. ACCORDING TO UNITED NATIONS GROWING NUMBER OF COUNTRIES CONTROL THE INTERNET OF THE COUNTRY SHUTTING IT DOWN AND SPREAD VIOLENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES TO RETAIN POWER AND CONTROL LIKE MYANMAR AND OTHER COUNTRIES. THOSE COUNTRIES PRACTICING THE CONTROL OF THE ERA OF TECHNOLOGIES TO RETAIN IN POWER.

THE USE OF INTERNET LIKE MOBILIZATIONS TO VOICE OUT CONCERNS ARE

CONTROLLING BY GOVERNMENT TO SILENCE THEM AND STOPPED THE SPREAD OF TRUTH AND UNITE THE PEOPLE AGAINST THOSE COMMITTING EVIL IN GOVERNMENT. THE INTERNET TECHNOLOGY AND PLATFORMS APPS ARE USUABLE MEDIUM TO UNITE AND SPREAD GOOD FOR THE PEOPLE AND IT IS AN ADVANCE COMMUNICATIONS CAN PREVENT THE EVIL IN GOVERNMENT. BUT THE EVIL IN GOVERNMENT ARE WISE ENOUGH SHUTTING INTERNET TO CONTROL THE COUNTRY AND SITUATIONS USING THIS.

From the Website of CNN NEWS
links: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/01/china/ccp-100-beijing-china-xi-celebration-intl-hnk/index.html

Foreign countries that 'bully' China will meet a 'great wall of steel,' says Xi during Communist Party centenary

China CCP 100th anniversary: Foreign countries that 'bully' China will meet a 'great wall of steel,' says Xi - CNN

Beijing (CNN)China's rise is a "historical inevitability" and it will no longer be "bullied, oppressed or subjugated" by foreign countries, its leader, Xi Jinping, said Thursday during an event commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party.

"Anyone who dares to try, will find their heads bashed bloody against a great wall of steel forged by over 1.4 billion Chinese people," added Xi, in comments that later appeared to be softened in the government's own English language translation.

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Internet shutdowns now ‘entrenched’ in certain regions, rights council hears

Governments in a growing number of countries intentionally disrupt internet or electronic communication, exerting control over the flow of information.

The practice of shutting down internet and mobile phone access to stifle dissent has become “entrenched” and more sophisticated in a growing number of countries as governments seek to retain power, a top UN-appointed independent rights expert said on Thursday.