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From helping tackle the climate emergency to achieving gender equality, sport has the power to create positive change. F1 World Champion and Sustainability Entrepreneur Nico Rosberg speaks to UN Communications Campaign Chief Nanette Braun about his commitment to climate action and discusses the importance of leaving the world a better place for future generations, including his two daughters.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 03:00:10 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Myanmar, Syria, Hunger & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (30 July 2021)
Noon briefing by Eri Kaneko, Associate Spokesperson for the Secretary-General
Highlights:
- Ethiopia
- Afghanistan
- Afghanistan/Humanitarian Assistance
- Libya
- Yemen
- Syria
- Myanmar
- The Philippines
- Brazil/COVID-19
- Hunger
- World Day Against Trafficking In Persons
- Trafficking \ Sahel And East Africa
- International Day Of Friendship
Myanmar
From Myanmar, the UN country team there continues to call for the protection of civilians, as reports of breaches of human rights continue, including extrajudicial killings, arbitrary detention, torture, ill treatment, and enforced disappearances.
Since the military takeover nearly six months ago, the violence carried out by security forces has left at least 930 civilians dead, including women and children, and thousands more people injured. The UN in Myanmar calls for accountability to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Syria
In Syria, the UN is very concerned about reports of civilian casualties and displacement due to hostilities in Dara’a Al Balad and the risk of further escalation.
The UN is monitoring the situation with concern, including reports of a period of relative calm today as discussions to reach a local agreement were underway. But the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has documented the death of eight civilians, including a woman and four children, with another six civilians, including two children, wounded between the 27th and the 29th of July.
The UN has also confirmed the displacement of 2,500 people due to violence and insecurity over the last 72 hours, and we have received reports of the displacement of over 10,000 people.
UN and humanitarian partners are working to scale up the humanitarian response to people in need in Dara’a Al Balad and in the areas of temporary displacement.
We reiterate the Secretary-General’s call for a nationwide ceasefire and urge all parties to de-escalate the situation and ensure the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure, in line with their obligations under international humanitarian law. The UN further calls upon parties to ensure safe, sustained, and unimpeded access to all in need.
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 08:28:20 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: World Day against Trafficking in Persons - Ghada Waly (UNODC) | 30 July | United Nations
On World Day against Trafficking in Persons, UNODC Executive Director Ghada Waly highlights that each and every victim of trafficking in persons has a story we should listen to: “Victims’ voices are key to preventing trafficking, supporting survivors, and bringing perpetrators to justice”.
"Each and every victim of trafficking in persons has a story we should listen to. Victims’ voices are key to preventing trafficking, supporting survivors, and bringing perpetrators to justice. Traffickers choose their victims from among the vulnerable, exploiting desperation and lack of awareness. The majority of those targeted are people in economic need who are misled. Almost two-thirds of detected victims are women and girls, and the share of children has tripled in the last 15 years. But despite their real and perceived vulnerabilities, survivors of trafficking are examples of strength, courage, and resilience.
On this year’s World Day against Trafficking in Persons, I salute victims as they rebuild their own lives and help protect those of others. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime has launched a campaign titled ‘Victims’ Voices Lead the Way’ to put a spotlight on victims’ untold stories, and on their roles in the fight against trafficking. Member States must engage, listen, and learn from survivors, and support victim-led organizations. The COVID-19 pandemic has deepened vulnerabilities to trafficking, making victims’ contributions more critical than ever.
At UNODC, we continue to assist countries and all stakeholders in implementing the Trafficking in Persons Protocol, and in developing victim-centred approaches. Through the UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Trafficking in Persons, we also provide essential support to victims, and help empower them as part of the response. I thank our partners who have contributed to the Fund and call on all Member States to support it.
I also call on you to join our campaign, and to share and amplify victims’ stories. Inspired and guided by the resilience of those who survived, we can build the resilience of our societies to trafficking in persons, help prevent and alleviate suffering, end impunity, and achieve justice".
Published: 30th Jul 2021 06:01:52 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: “Victims’ Voices Lead the Way” on the Occasion of World Day against Trafficking in Persons
“Victims’ Voices Lead the Way: incorporating survivor perspectives into counter-trafficking conversations and responses” is a Special Event to mark The World Day Against Trafficking in Persons organized by @UNODC New York and the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Belarus to the UN.
The Special Event addresses the 2021 UN-wide theme for the World Day against Trafficking in Persons: “Victims’ Voices Lead the Way”. The Event will highlight the importance of listening to, and learning from, victims and survivors of human trafficking. It will draw attention to victims and survivors as key actors in the fight against human trafficking and address the crucial role they should play in counter-trafficking conversations and responses, including establishing effective measures to prevent this crime, identify and rescue victims and survivors, and support them on their road to rehabilitation. The voices of survivors will be incorporated into this Special Event.
Join the conversation through the hashtag #endhumantrafficking.
SPEAKERS:
- H.E. Mr Valentin Rybakov, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Belarus
- H.E. José Alfonso Blanco Conde, Permanent Representative of the Dominican Republic to the United Nations
- H.E. Ms. Emmeline Aglipay-Villar, Undersecretary of Justice, Republic of the Philippines
- Ms. Ghada Waly, Executive Director, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
- Ms. Sarah Hendriks, Director of the Policy, Programme and Inter-Governmental Division, UN Women
- Ms. Mira Sorvino, UNODC Goodwill Ambassador for the Global Fight against Human Trafficking
- Ms. Malaika Oringo, CEO of Footprint to Freedom
- Ms. Itohan Okundaye, Member, International Survivors of Trafficking Advisory Council
- Ms. Kyra Doubek, Executive Director of Washington Trafficking Prevention
MODERATOR:
Ms. Delphine Schantz, Representative, UNODC New York Liaison Office,
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 04:38:29 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Mira Sorvino on the 2021 World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
Remarks by Mira Sorvino, UNODC Goodwill Ambassador for the Global Fight against Human Trafficking, and American actress on The World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (30 July 2021).
Published: 30th Jul 2021 04:06:44 By: United Nations
CNN Video: Directors discuss their newest CNN Films Shorts
Ahead of the premiere of two new CNN Films Shorts, CNN National Correspondent Omar Jimenez hosts Arianna LaPenne, director of “The Bunker Boom: Better Safe Than Sorry” and Charles Todd, director of “Lessons From the Water: Diving with a Purpose.” The directors discussed the making of their films and the communities that they met during filming.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 02:22:02 By: CNN
CNN Video: Keilar: Rubio took a swing, missed and hit himself in the face
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) tweeted that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was participating in "embarrassing Covid theater" by wearing a mask and face shield on his trip to the Philippines, where masks and face shields are government mandated. Meanwhile, Louisiana is among the states with the worst vaccination rates and is seeing a surge in new coronavirus cases. CNN's Miguel Marquez visited a hospital in the Bayou State and spoke with patients who explained why they hadn't received the vaccine.
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 10:02:30 By: CNN
CNN Video: Don Lemon on Jim Jordan: Does this guy seem nervous to you?
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) tweeted that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was participating in "embarrassing Covid theater" by wearing a mask and face shield on his trip to the Philippines, where masks and face shields are government-mandated.
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CNN's Gary Tuchman visits a county in Northwestern Colorado where the vaccination rate is low and the Covid-19 infection rate is high. The area is represented by Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), who is in defiance of new Covid rules on Capitol Hill.
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 03:32:46 By: CNN
CNN Video: Boris Johnson's umbrella struggle makes Prince Charles laugh
US President Joe Biden has called for states to offer $100 (£71) to the newly vaccinated in an effort to address flagging jab rates amid virus surges.
The president also issued a strict new vaccine requirement for US federal workers, the nation's largest workforce with some two million people.
The order requires employees to show proof of vaccination or be subjected to mandatory testing and masking.
Just under half of the US is fully vaccinated, according to official data.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 05:00:09 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: UK PM Boris Johnson and wife Carrie expecting second child - BBC News
Carrie and Boris Johnson are expecting a second child, months after a miscarriage that left her "heartbroken".
The prime minister's wife, 33, announced the news on Instagram, saying she was hoping for a "rainbow baby" this Christmas.
She wrote that, while she felt "blessed to be pregnant again", she had also "felt like a bag of nerves".
Mrs Johnson gave birth to the couple's son Wilfred in April 2020.
The term "rainbow baby" is used for a child born after a miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 04:40:10 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Wildfires threaten Turkey coastal resorts - BBC News
Thousands of firefighters are battling wildfires in villages and resorts on Turkey's Mediterranean and Aegean coasts.
Four people have died and dozens have been taken to hospital. An investigation has been launched to determine if some of the fires were a result of arson.
During a visit to Manavgat, Turkey's Agriculture Minister Bekir Pakdemirli, said bringing the fires under control might take time.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 04:15:50 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Taliban attack major Afghan cities - BBC News
Fighting is raging around three major cities in southern and western Afghanistan as Taliban militants seek to seize them from government forces.
Taliban fighters have entered parts of Herat, Lashkar Gah and Kandahar.
They have made rapid gains in rural areas since it was announced almost all foreign troops would go by September.
But the fate of these key cities could be crucial amid fears of a humanitarian crisis and how long government forces will be able to hold out.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 04:02:21 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Tokyo Olympics: Elaine Thompson-Herah defends 100m title - BBC News
Elaine Thompson-Herah became the second-fastest woman in history as she beat fellow Jamaican Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce to defend her Olympic 100m title.
The 29-year-old ran 10.61 seconds, a new Olympic record and just 0.12secs short of the world record set by the US' Florence Griffith-Joyner in 1988.
Shericka Jackson completed a Jamaican one-two-three in Tokyo with a time of 10.76, 0.02 behind Fraser-Pryce.
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'Afghan FLOOD Kills 150 as Clean-Up Operation Begins'
Clean-up operations have begun after a devastating flood in an Afghan village.
The remote village of Merdesh was hit by a flash flood killing at least 150 people.
Villagers carried the body of a child wrapped in a piece of cloth, recovered from the rubble.
Taliban-controlled Merdesh is in Nuristan's Kamdesh district, near the Pakistan border.
It's unclear how equipped the Taliban are to deal with rural emergencies like these.
A Taliban spokesperson has ordered that $62,000 is spent to help clean-up and rebuild.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 04:51:57 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Locals Drive Through DEADLY Turkey Wildfire
‘Locals Drive Through DEADLY Turkey Wildfire’
This is the moment four friends drive through the apocalyptic wildfires raging across southeast Turkey.
They were delivering food to affected villagers when apocalyptic flames surrounded their vehicle.
Four people have now been confirmed dead and around 200 injured in the country’s hottest wildfire on record.
Over 70 wildfires broke out this week on Turkey’s southern coast.
In Turkey, wildfires are common in the summer, but authorities continue to investigate its cause…
…and say it may have been started by arson or human negligence.
Lebanon, Syria, Greece, Italy and Cyprus have also been battling fast-moving wildfires this week.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 12:33:20 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Environmentalists in Argentina Concerned After POLLUTION Turns Lagoon A Bright Pink Colour
'Environmentalists in Argentina Concerned After POLLUTION Turns Lagoon A Bright Pink Colour'
Environmentalists in Argentina have voiced concerns after a lagoon turned a bright pink colour.
They believe the striking hue has been caused by pollution from a local industrial park.
Experts are blaming a leak of sodium sulfite from fish farms who use it to clean oxide stains from shrimps.
Report by Jeremy Barnes
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 05:17:29 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Tourists Evacuated by Boat as RAGING Forest Fire Threatens Holiday Resort in Turkey
'Tourists Evacuated by Boat as RAGING Forest Fire Threatens Holiday Resort in Turkey'
Officials in Turkey have had to evacuate tourists by boat as a raging forest fire threatened their resort.
Concerns were raised as flames were clearly seen from beaches in the Aegean beach resort of Guvercinlik, near the town of Bodrum.
Turkish authorities are now trying to establish if any of the string of blazes was started deliberately.
Report by Jeremy Barnes.
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 02:35:10 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Tornadoes Leave Trail of DESTRUCTION in Eastern Pennsylvania
'Tornadoes Leave Trail of DESTRUCTION in Eastern Pennsylvania'
A powerful storm has left a trail of destruction across eastern Pennsylvania.
Two tornadoes touched down in Bucks County ripping apart homes and other buildings and spreading debris across a wide area.
Officials say that at least five people were injured when a car dealership was hit by the twisters.
Report by Jeremy Barnes.
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Published: 30th Jul 2021 11:55:59 By: On Demand News
CBC Video: Air quality across B.C. poses a health risk with more than 240 fires burning
As more than 240 fires rage across the province, tens of thousands of people have been exposed to poor air quality, and it's particularly difficult for residents who have health issues.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 07:44:44 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Going back to the office? Here’s what business leaders say to expect
As COVID-19 vaccination rates rise, many Canadians are starting to head back to the office after working from home for more than a year. CEOs and managers say the future of office work will look a lot different.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 12:00:02 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Feds, First Nations reach $8-billion settlement on boil-water lawsuits
Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller discusses with CBC's Power & Politics the settlement between the federal government and First Nations communities related to class-action lawsuits on drinking water advisories.
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Published: 31st Jul 2021 12:33:22 By: CBC News
CBC Video: International group of scientists searches for alien technology
Harvard physicist Avi Loeb is leading a group of scientists from around the world in a search for signs of alien-built technology.
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CBC Video: Singh reacts to Indigenous drinking water settlement, looming election
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh joins Power & Politics to discuss an $8-billion settlement between the federal government and First Nations on drinking water advisories.
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Global Video: Zed Files: Inside a "ghost hunt" in a 19th century barn
Global News journalist Rachel Gilmore joined mentalist Jaymes White for a "ghost hunt" at the Arcand Homestead, an old farming property on the outskirts of Ottawa that dates back to the 1800s.
White says he’s a “skeptic” about the paranormal, but he’s also run seances since 2015, using Victorian-era techniques to allow guests to “contact” the unknown. His seances regularly sell out and, according to his website, “people have been known to run out of the locations screaming and crying.”
Armed with an iPhone and stabilizer, Gilmore sought to bring an open-minded but skeptical lens to an abandoned barn on the property, but she never imagined what would actually go down...
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Global Video: Can genetically-modified mosquitoes help fight vector-borne diseases like malaria?
This spring, a U.K.-based company released genetically engineered mosquitos in the Florida Keys – part of an experiment that researchers hope could eventually result in a new weapon against diseases like Dengue Fever.
Mosquitos have long been associated with the spread of vector-borne diseases, but scientists hope by genetically altering their DNA, they could prevent them from passing on pathogens to humans.
A similar experiment was carried out two years ago in Burkina Faso, where malaria is endemic.
But for some, the practice has raised questions about the impact on local ecosystems and potentially on human health. Alyssa Julie explains.
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Global Video: How viral vector and mRNA COVID-19 vaccines work
From viral vector vaccines like AstraZeneca to mRNA vaccines like Pfizer and Moderna, they all have the same goal: to train your body how to fight off COVID-19. But, they use different strategies to create antibodies.
For example, AstraZeneca uses a crippled virus to deliver the coronavirus spike protein, while Pfizer and Moderna use mRNA, the part of the coronavirus' genetic code and teaches your cells how to make a protein that will trigger an immune response.
Global’s Gloria Henriquez explains how the different COVID-19 vaccines available in Canada work.
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Published: 6th Jul 2021 06:45:00 By: Global News
Global Video: What's behind Western Canada's historic heat wave?
The heat seen in Western Canada this past weekend, melting historic temperature records, is not over yet, thanks to a "heat dome" settling over the region.
The dome is fuelled by a ridge of high pressure, trapping heat beneath it. While it is a typical pattern seen in July or August, the unseasonable June weather has stretched from B.C. to Alberta with the dangerous heat expected to move more into the Prairies into next weekend.
As Ross Hull reports, the system is likely to break by next week, but it still has left people sweltering under the sun only days after summer officially began.
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Published: 28th Jun 2021 09:03:55 By: Global News
Global Video: How being in COVID-19 lockdown has changed our bodies
As the global pandemic has affected many for over a year, people have experienced changes to their lifestyles – and in turn, their bodies – because of the stresses brought on by COVID-19.
By spending more time sedentary and solitary under strict lockdowns, experts say they’re not surprised that people have reported bodily changes like weight gain, as well as neck and back pain.
In fact, a U.S. study found that when stay-at-home orders were first introduced in 2020, Americans gained 1.8 lbs (0.8 kg) on average in March and April 2020.
Global’s Alexia Kapralos looks into how the pandemic has taken a toll on our bodies, and what people can do to improve their physical health as normalcy is on the horizon.
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Published: 24th Jun 2021 03:15:02 By: Global News
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