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Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
-Pope
-UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
-Sudan
-Yemen
-Occupied Palestinian Territory
-Lebanon
-Democratic Republic of the Congo
-Haiti
-Myanmar
-Creativity and Innovation Day
POPE
The Secretary-General joins the world in mourning the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis, a messenger of hope, of humility and of humanity. The Secretary-General said that Pope was a transcendent voice for peace, human dignity and social justice, leaving behind a legacy of faith, of service and of compassion for all — especially those left on the margins of life or trapped by the horrors of conflict.
Our divided and discordant world will be a much better place if we follow his example of unity and mutual understanding in our own actions, the Secretary-General said.
Speaking at the stakeout just an hour ago, the Secretary-General addedthat many of us find great meaning in the Pope’s final Easter message, which wasdelivered just yesterday.
He appealed for us not to yield to – as he called it – the “logic of fear”. Instead, he urged the world to invest in what he referred to as the “weapons of peace” – and to help the most vulnerable to fight hunger and to advance development.
The Secretary-General spoke also earlier this morning by phone to the Papal Nuncio, the representative of the Permanent Observer State of the Holy See to the United Nations to offer his deepest condolences to Catholics and to all those around the world inspired by the extraordinary life and examples of Pope Francis.
UN PERMANENT FORUM ON INDIGENOUS ISSUES
This morning, the Secretary-General spoke at the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. He said that the difficulties facing Indigenous Peoples around the world are an affront to dignity and justice, and a source of deep sorrow for him personally.
The Secretary-General noted that everywhere, Indigenous Peoples are on the frontline of climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss – despite having done nothing to create these crises and everything to stop them. He pointed out that eviction and illegal exploitation continue to harm Indigenous Peoples and grossly violate their rights, and that they face marginalisation, discrimination, unemployment, economic disadvantage and horrendous violence.
The Secretary-General stressed that governments must honour their obligations in the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples – without delay, and bring Indigenous Peoples, particularly women, into all forms of decision making. He also urged countries, companies and more, to work with us to deliver on all the recommendations of the Panel on Critical Energy Transition Minerals, addeding that he will soon launch the High-Level Expert Advisory Group to accelerate action on benefit sharing, value addition, and fair trade – and to make sure that the needs and inputs of Indigenous communities will be key.
**Sudan
Turning to Sudan, as you know, we have been warning of the horrifying reports that we are getting from El Fasher and Zamzam camp in North Darfur State. Those horrendous reports include the killings, sexual violence, and huge displacement, as well as the massive humanitarian needs of those who are there.
Today, the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, spoke by phone separately with General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan of the Sudanese Armed Forces and with General Abdelrahim Dagalo of the Rapid Support Forces, who is the second-in-command of the RSF forces. He noted their commitment to give us full access to get aid in. The Under-Secretary-General stressed that we are mobilized to reach and support civilians.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) also warns that the situation is further compounded by rising levels of food insecurity, placing people at heightened risk of malnutrition and famine.
In a statement issued over the weekend, the Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, Clementine Nkweta-Salami, warned that the humanitarian community in Sudan has faced critical and intensifying operational challenges in North Darfur, driven by the forced and large-scale displacement of civilians from established infrastructure and humanitarian services.
The UN continues to call on all parties to the conflict to respect international humanitarian law – and urges donors to provide rapid and flexible funding to maintain the humanitarian response in North Darfur.
Full Highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date%5Bvalue%5D%5Bdate%5D=21%20April%202025
Published: 21st Apr 2025 05:49:39 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Haiti: Political, Security, & Humanitarian developments - Security Council Briefing | United Nations
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Haiti María Isabel Salvador today (21 Apr) told the Security Council that all Member States “must increase support to Haiti security forces,” including the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS), “not as a matter of choice, but of necessity as no viable alternative remains.”
Since her last briefing, Salvador said, “the security situation in Haiti has further deteriorated,” and called on Council Members “to better understand what is liable to become a point of no return from the Haitian crisis.”
She said, “The magnitude of the violence has sown panic among the Haitian population. They fear the complete collapse of the state under pressure of criminal groups. Many people have organised themselves to protect their residential areas, their families and their communities.”
In recent days, Salvador said, “frustration has prompted thousands of citizens to take to the streets, calling for more efficient measures, whereas certain politicians have exploited this growing insecurity in order to challenge the authorities in place.”
She noted that “national authorities have stepped up their efforts to, within their means, enhance the capabilities of the security forces and to improve coordination between the police, the Haitian Armed Forces and the Multinational Security Support Mission.”
Salvador, who is also the Head of the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH), said, “Haiti's humanitarian crisis has reached critical levels. Cholera outbreaks and gender based violence, especially in displacement sites, are widespread. Insecurity has closed 39 health facilities and over 900 schools in Port-au-Prince.”
She urged Member States, “to support the 2025 Humanitarian Response Plan” and said the UN “remains committed to helping deliver lifesaving assistance, especially to women, girls and children, and to promoting social peace through government led efforts.”
Briefing via video teleconference, Kenya’s National Security Advisor to the President, Monica Juma said, “the MSS has the right mandate. The MSS has the right officers with the right competencies, and there the political leadership is keen to restore security. What the mission needs is to be fully deployed and adequately enabled. An urgent expansion of the MSS personnel is therefore essential in order to deliver the intended impact and meet the legitimate high expectations of the Haitian people.”
For his part, Haiti’s Ambassador Ericq Pierre said, “As they say, for great ills, great remedies. The Republic of Haiti is prepared to discuss and support, as appropriate, any initiatives of its traditional partners aimed at helping rid the country of gangs that terrorize the population.”
Pierre said, “the leader of the Haitian gangs and their allies, for the most part, are well known and are in Haiti.”
Outside the Council, French Ambassador Jérôme Bonnafont, flanked by representatives from Denmark, Greece, Guyana, Panama, the Republic of Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, and the United Kingdom on behalf of the Shared Commitments on Women, Peace and Security group and expressed “unwavering support for all the women and girls of Haiti” as “unprecedented levels of violence across the country, notably gun violence threatens peace and security and the stability of the transitional Presidential Council.”
The Secretary-General’s report on Haiti describes several attacks carried out by gangs in the Port-au-Prince area, increasing pressure on previously safe neighbourhoods and raising fears of an “imminent collapse” of state presence in the capital. It also highlights attempts by gangs to expand control beyond Port-au-Prince.
Regarding the political situation, the Secretary-General’s report notes that elections are key to ending Haiti’s protracted political transition.
Published: 21st Apr 2025 04:22:29 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: SG Remarks on the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis
Secretary-General António Guterres extended his deepest condolences to Catholics, and all those around the world, inspired by the extraordinary life and example of His Holiness Pope Francis.
Speaking to reporters today (21 Apr), Guterres said, “Pope Francis was a messenger of hope, humility and humanity. He was a transcendent voice for peace, human dignity and social justice. He leaves behind a legacy of faith, service and compassion for all — especially those on the margins of life or trapped by the horrors of conflict.”
The Secretary-General continued, “Pope Francis was a man of faith for all faiths — working with people of all beliefs and backgrounds to light a path forward.”
“Through the years, we at the United Nations were greatly inspired by his commitment to the goals and ideals of our organization — a message I was honoured to convey in my meetings with him as Secretary-General,” Guterres added.
The UN chief said, “Pope Francis also understood that protecting our common home is, at heart, a deeply moral mission and responsibility that belongs to every person.”
“Many of us find great meaning in his final Easter message delivered just yesterday. He appealed for us not to yield to – as he called it – the ‘logic of fear’. Instead, he urged the world to invest in what he referred to as the ‘weapons of peace’ – to help the most vulnerable, to fight hunger, to advance development,” Guterres added.
The Secretary-General concluded, “Our divided and discordant world will be a much better place if we follow his example of unity and mutual understanding in our own actions.”
Pope Francis died today (21 Apr) the age of 88 at his residence in the Vatican's Casa Santa Marta.
Published: 21st Apr 2025 03:02:42 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Haiti: Women & girls - Joint Security Council Media Stakeout
Comments to the media by Jérôme Bonnafont, Permanent Representative of the Republic of France to the United Nations and President of the Security Council for the month of April, on behalf of Denmark, Greece, Guyana, Panama, the Republic of Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, the United Kingdom and France, signatories of the shared commitments on Women, Peace and Security, on the situation on Haiti.
Published: 21st Apr 2025 03:01:29 By: United Nations
CNN Video: US stocks tumble as Trump again rips Federal Reserve chair
US stocks and the dollar tumbled Monday as investors assessed continued tariff uncertainty and the implications of President Donald Trump’s ongoing mission to oust Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. CNN’s Vanessa Yurkevich reports and Joe Weisenthal, co-host of Bloomberg’s “Odd Lots” podcast, weighs in on CNN News Central. Rep. Carlos Giménez (R-FL) joins The Situation Room to discuss. #CNN #News
Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) spoke about her memories of Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday of a stroke followed by heart failure at 88 years old. #CNN #News #Pelosi #PopeFrancis
Published: 21st Apr 2025 07:42:13 By: CNN
CNN Video: Hegseth texts military plans in second Signal chat
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared sensitive information about US military plans on the Houthis in Yemen in a second Signal group chat. This one was on his personal phone and included his wife, lawyer and brother, three people familiar with the chat told CNN. In response, the defense secretary denied any leak of classified information. CNN's Natasha Bertrand reports. #cnn #news
Madison Askins, a Florida State University student who was shot during Thursday’s incident, described how she played dead to avoid being shot a second time. She spoke with CNN from her hospital bed about the ordeal. #CNN #News
Published: 21st Apr 2025 07:22:27 By: CNN
CNN Video: Ex-Hegseth aide: ‘Full-blown meltdown at the Pentagon’
A defiant Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attacked leakers and slammed the media this morning amid reports that he used a second Signal group chat to discuss classified military plans. President Donald Trump publicly defended Hegseth this morning as the White House denied reports it is looking to replace the defense secretary.
0:00 John Bolton reacts to Hegseth's new Signal controversy
5:56 Sen. Warner calls on Hegseth to quit or be fired
12:19 Rep. Giménez says Hegseth should learn from his mistakes
14:25 CNN reporters discuss the Hegseth scandal
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 07:09:20 By: CNN
BBC News Video: How is a new Pope chosen? #PopeFrancis #CatholicChurch #BBCNews
Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has died aged 88.
His death has triggered a mourning period which involves centuries-old rites.
It has also set into motion the process for electing a new pontiff. A conclave can be expected to be held between 15 and 20 days after Francis's death.
The official duties are carried out by the Pope's camerlengo or chamberlain, currently Irish-American Cardinal Kevin Farrell.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 02:10:11 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: King Charles and world leaders pay tribute to Pope Francis | BBC News
King Charles has paid tribute to Pope Francis, who has died aged 88.
In a statement released by Buckingham Palace, King Charles said that “his Holiness will be remembered for his compassion, his concern for the unity of the Church and for his tireless commitment to the common causes of all people of faith."
World leaders including French President Emmanuel Macron, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, and Russia's Vladimir Putin have also paid tribute.
Mourners are gathering in St Peter's Square, where there is a sense of shock and sadness following news of the Pope’s death at 07:35 local time on Easter Monday.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 11:11:49 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: In 2015, Pope Francis urged people to "confront polarisation that tries to divide us". #BBCNews
Pope Francis has died aged 88, the Vatican has said.
In a statement, the Vatican said: “At 7:35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the home of the Father.”
The news comes just a day after Easter Sunday, where the pontiff made a brief appearance in front of crowds at St Peter’s Square.
The Pope had been in a Rome hospital for weeks with double pneumonia, where he suffered a near-fatal respiratory crisis.
But an improvement in his condition led to his discharge, before he made his first public appearance in five weeks.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 05:26:37 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: World Leaders Pay Tribute to Pope Francis After His Passing
Leaders across the world are paying tribute to Pope Francis who has died aged 88.
The announcement of the pontiff’s death came the morning after he greeted crowds at St Peter’s Square on Easter Sunday.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni led tributes, saying the Pope “was able to give me comfort in very difficult moments”.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 05:07:07 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Pope Francis Dies a Day After Greeting Crowds on Easter Sunday
Pope Francis has died aged 88, the Vatican has said.
In a statement, the Vatican said: “At 7:35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the home of the Father.”
The pontiff made his final public appearance yesterday, where he briefly greeted crowds in St Peter’s Square to mark Easter Sunday.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 10:27:07 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Pope Francis Dies Aged 88, the Vatican Announces
Pope Francis has died at the age of 88, the Vatican has announced.
The pontiff made his final public appearance yesterday, where he briefly greeted crowds in St Peter’s Square to mark Easter Sunday.
In a statement, Cardinal Kevin Farrell said: "At 7.35am this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the house of the Father. His entire life was dedicated to the service of the Lord and His Church.”
His death comes after a recent hospitalisation for bronchitis treatment, where he suffered from pneumonia in both lungs. Report by Laurence Brooks.
Published: 21st Apr 2025 08:39:00 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Russia Launches 300+ Attacks During Supposed Easter Truce, Ukraine Claims
Russia and Ukraine have blamed each other for breaking a 30-hour Easter ceasefire agreement.
President Putin ordered all military activity to stop from Saturday evening until Sunday midnight.
Zelensky agreed to the truce but said Russia launched hundreds of attacks during the pause.
He reported 387 shellings, 19 assaults, and 290 drone uses in the first six hours accusing Moscow of “faking peace” while continuing to advance in some areas of Ukraine.
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Published: 20th Apr 2025 03:30:50 By: On Demand News
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 08:17:48 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Canadian, U.S. leaders react to death of Pope Francis
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called Francis ‘a shepherd of deep moral clarity, spiritual courage, and boundless compassion,’ while other federal leaders also paid tribute to the pope. Additionally, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered flags across the country be flown at half-staff to honour Pope Francis' memory, a day after U.S. Vice-President JD Vance had a private meeting with Francis at the Vatican.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 08:05:12 By: CBC News
CBC Video: ‘We’ve lost an ally today,’ AFN National Chief says on Pope Francis passing
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak says Pope Francis wanted to ‘right the wrongs of the past.’ In 2022, Pope Francis apologized for the conduct of some members of the Roman Catholic Church in Canada's residential school system.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 07:06:58 By: CBC News
CBC Video: As the first Latin American pope, Francis opened the church to rest of the world: professor
Pope Francis was the first from Latin America. Hosffman Ospino, professor of Hispanis Mistry at Boston College, says Francis ‘stood up to the powers to be’ and reminded wealthier nations to recognize the ‘dignity and the humanity of migrants, refugees, the poor and anybody who was vulnerable.’
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 06:35:11 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Singh reflects on attending Pope’s residential school apology
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh shared his condolences following the death of Pope Francis. Singh also acknowledged Indigenous communities that advocated for a papal apology for the Catholic Church's role in residential schools.
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International Video: US Supreme Court halts deportation of Venezuelans under wartime law
The US Supreme Court has ordered a temporary halt on the Trump administration's attempts to deport Venezuelan immigrants under a wartime law dating back almost 250 years.
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30 hours instead of 30 days - that's how Ukraine's foreign minister described Vladimir Putin's Easter ceasefire announcement.
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A US Senator has met the Maryland man who was wrongly deported to an El Salvador jail. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen held a meeting with Kilmar Abrego Garcia in a hotel - after being refused entry to the notorious maximum security prison.
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