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Global Government Introduction:

 

      The move toward a global government received a big boost this summer by the introduction of a proposal for an International Criminal Court. Over U.S. objections, the United Nations Diplomatic Conference voted 120 to 7 in favor of establishing an international criminal court to try individuals accused of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the crime of aggression.


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**ENEWS ARTICLES**

Summit Storm 2012 September 25, 2012

Rio+20 A Bit Flat June 19, 2012

Vatican Calls For Global Economic Body October 25, 2011

Mexicans Getting Chipped August 23, 2011

The G8 Summit Wind May 31, 2011


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The New Face of Global Security by Mary Gehl

The Tentacles of the IMF by Mary Miller, Executive Analyst Koinonia Institute

Global Government: Democracy and the Final World Leader by Mary Miller, KI Executive Analyst

Creating a New World Order: The U.N. Millennium Forum: Reinvention of Global Government by John Loeffler

Quo Vadis America: Three Threats to Freedom by John Loeffler


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The General Agreement On Tariffs And Trade (GATT) - Full Text of the Agreement
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NEW! UN Adopts Pact To Regulate Multibillion-Dollar Global Arms Trade - The U.N. General Assembly has overwhelmingly approved the first U.N. treaty regulating the multibillion-dollar international arms trade. The resolution adopting the landmark treaty was approved by a vote of 154 to 3 with 23 abstentions. The 193-member world body voted after Iran, North Korea and Syria blocked its adoption by consensus at a negotiating conference last Thursday. The three countries voted “no” on the resolution.
Climate Change Conference Pushes On Global Gov't Door - Much of what is called "international law" is actually a set of recommendations by global institutions, but actions taken at Saturday's United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Doba, Qatar could change the face of how the world as a whole governs its industry, commerce and relations with other nations. "Doha successfully concluded the previous round of climate negotiations, paving the way to a comprehensive, legally binding agreement by 2015," a spokesperson for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Saturday. "The Secretary-General believes that far more needs to be done and he calls on governments, along with businesses, civil society and citizens, to accelerate action on the ground so that the global temperature rise can be limited to 2 degrees Celsius."
U.S. Senate Rejects Ratification of UN Disabilities Treaty - Ratification of the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) was rejected by the U.S. Senate Tuesday. The CRPD, which would take away American sovereignty and threaten parental rights, needed two-thirds of the Senate in order to pass. Although it gained a majority of votes, it failed on a vote of 61-38. This is a great victory for parental rights, homeschool freedom, and children with special needs. The U.S. Senate rejected a treaty which would have allowed UN bureaucrats to decide what is in the "best interests" of children with disabilities, instead leaving those decisions with parents and caregivers, which is what existing U.S. law already requires.
India Putting Millions Toward Global Biodiversity - The Indian government will earmark $50 million toward reaching the so-called Aichi targets, 20 goals set in Nagoya, Japan, two years ago to curb damage to the world's ecosystems and the extinction of its plants and animals, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday, speaking at a United Nations conference on biodiversity in Hyderabad. A commitment to an international effort on the environment represents a shift for the country, which has refused to accept mandatory caps on greenhouse gas emissions. This consciousness should provoke nations to "greater action even as we cope with the pressures of the current global economic downturn," said Mr. Singh.
Saudi-backed UN Agency To Edit Textbooks - The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is currently working with member states to revise its strategy for the publication of textbooks and learning materials. According to UNESCO's website, experts from 21 countries met in Paris last month at a meeting financed by a $29,000 Saudi donation and focused in part on "ways to ensure that content aimed at students systematically reflects cultural and religious diversity, and avoids gender stereotypes." Then, last week, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah cut a $20 million check to UNESCO's emergency fund. Critics warn that the funding will come at a price, and predict the Saudis will want input into what goes into rewritten textbooks. "Saudi textbooks are extremely hateful and full of xenophobic texts," said Ali AlAhmed, author of the upcoming book "Saudi School Books: Objective Education or Extremist Indoctrination?" and director of the Gulf Institute in Washington, D.C.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

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With the wealth of information at our fingertips, it is sometimes hard to see the ‘’forest for the trees’’. In this Strategic Briefing, we will give you a current perspective on many of the trends that shape our world and their relevance to Biblical Prophecy. Now, more than ever, we need to stay informed about what is really going on.

What is REALLY going on in Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt?
Who is going to deal with the nuclear Iran?
Will Israel go it alone?
What about America’s political future and what is on its' 2013 horizon?

Most Americans are totally unaware that the sacred Bill of Rights has been essentially
eliminated; how, when and by whom?

Europe - The State of Dis-Union and its Islamization.

Join Dr. Chuck Missler and Ron Matsen in the Executive Brie fing Room of
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Strategic Trends that will impact all of us.

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Norway sees rise in Russian military jet activity
Oslo (AFP) April 03, 2013
Norway said Wednesday it had observed an increasing number of Russian military jets near its airspace last year, amid President Vladimir Putin's massive rearmament plan. The Scandinavian country scrambled fighter jets on 41 occasions to inspect Russian military aircraft flying past its airspace although the planes always stayed in international territory, the Norwegian air force said in its annual report. A total of 71 Russian military planes were identified during the sorties, the highest since ... read more
 

 

 

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US military chief to pay rare China visit
 
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Obama thanks Singapore for military help
 
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Three Chinese ships enter disputed waters: Japan
 
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Japan seeks Mongolia support in China island row
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sought support from Mongolia on Saturday in Tokyo's territorial row with Beijing over disputed East China Sea islands, during a visit to the country. ... more
 
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Walker's World: An anniversary year
This is a great year for anniversaries, from the battle of Gettysburg in July to the assassination of Kennedy 50 years ago in November and the Battle of the Nations at Leipzig 200 years ago that really sealed Napoleon's fate. With 600,000 soldiers engaged, it was Europe's largest battle until World War I. ... more
 
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Putin orders surprise Black Sea military exercises
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday ordered surprise military exercises in the Black Sea region involving 7,000 troops and dozens of ships to test the army's battle readiness, the Kremlin said. ... more
 
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Taiwan adds new ships to patrol disputed islands
Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou on Saturday unveiled two new ships that will join the patrol in waters off disputed islands in the East China Sea at the centre of a regional territorial row. ... more
 
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Territorial disputes roil Asia
The Asia-Pacific region is anything but calm as China continues to flex muscle and agitate over its territorial claims in the East and South China seas. ... more
 
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Iraq, Afghan wars to cost US up to $6 trillion: study
The Iraq and Afghanistan wars will cost the United States between $4-6 trillion in the long term, constraining the government's budget for decades to come, a study said. ... more
 
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Rising China disregarding neighbours: Japan study
The rising might of China is causing it to act with increasing disregard towards its neighbours, a Japanese government-funded study said on Friday. ... more
 
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US names Breedlove as new NATO commander
The United States on Thursday nominated General Philip Breedlove, a veteran pilot in Europe, as the top commander of NATO a month after Afghan war supremo John Allen stepped aside. ... more
 
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Outside View: Shocking and Awing
Ten years ago this month, the United States launched Operation Iraqi Freedom against Saddam Hussein. ... more
 
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China patrols disputed waters, denies firing on boat
China's increasingly powerful navy has denied firing on a Vietnamese boat in disputed waters in the South China Sea, state media said Wednesday, as its craft made wide-ranging patrols of the region. ... more
 
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China plays down Vietnam boat shooting accusations
China has said it was "legitimate and necessary" for it to take action against Vietnamese vessels that entered its waters illegally, after Hanoi accused it of attacking a fishing boat. ... more
 
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New US commander takes charge of Mideast forces
An Army general who oversaw the US withdrawal from Iraq assumed command in the Middle East Friday, succeeding an officer who had clashed with the White House over handling tensions with Iran. ... more
 
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Police find 'nothing' in radiation search of Berezovsky home
British police investigating the death of exiled Russian oligarch and Kremlin critic Boris Berezovsky said on Sunday a search of his house by chemical, biological and nuclear experts had found "nothing of concern". ... more
 
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Commentary: Obama's Gordian Knot
U.S. President Barack Obama last week waxed eloquent on the need for a Palestinian state that would coexist peacefully side by side with Israel. ... more
 
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Vietnam accuses Chinese boat of firing on fishermen
Vietnam on Monday accused a Chinese vessel of firing on one of its fishing boats in disputed waters, denouncing the incident as a "serious violation" of its territorial sovereignty. ... more
 
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US, eyeing Xi tour, touts 'positive agenda' for Africa
The United States on Monday said it had a "positive agenda" for Africa to help lift its nations out of poverty as Washington watched a trip to the continent by new Chinese leader Xi Jinping. ... more
 
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Africom chief visits Sahel joint military HQ in Algeria
General Carter Ham, head of US Africa Command (Africom), travelled to the headquarters of a regional joint military committee in southern Algeria, the defence ministry announced on Monday. ... more
 
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China's glamorous first lady steals the spotlight
China's glamorous first lady has become a media and Internet sensation as she accompanies husband President Xi Jinping on a state visit to Russia. ... more
 
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Tokyo submits US base relocation plan to Okinawa
Japan's central government on Friday formally asked Okinawa's governor to approve plans to build new US military facilities on the island, officials said, a vital step to ending a long-running dispute. ... more
 
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China leader says Russia trip 'far exceeds expectations'
China's new leader Xi Jinping said Saturday his first foreign trip as president to Russia had exceeded his expectations and hailed the strong partnership between the two countries after signing numerous energy deals. ... more
 
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Xi trip highlights China's Africa influence
China's new president Xi Jinping heads to Africa this weekend as his resource-hungry country's influence on the continent soars, but with its torrents of money starting to provoke resentment. ... more
 
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US, Japan review worst-case plans for island dispute
US and Japanese officers are discussing worst-case contingency plans for retaking disputed islands in the East China Sea if China moves to seize them, US officials said Wednesday. ... more
 
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Commentary: Global gridlock -- and lockjaw
Former national security adviser Brent Scowcroft says that the threat of an electronic Pearl Harbor of cyberterrorism and cyberwarfare puts the United States in the most dangerous period of its history since the threat of nuclear war with the Soviet Union. ... more
 
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Australia signals Myanmar defense links
Australia is taking the first step toward full normalization of relations with Myanmar by lifting some defense restrictions in recognition of the country's ''extraordinary'' progress. ...
 

 

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The History of the House of Rothschild

by Andrew Hitchcock

 

 

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The Rothschilds have been in control of the world for a very long time, their tentacles reaching into many aspects of our daily lives, as is documented in the following timeline.  However, before you jump to the timeline, please read this invaluable introduction which will tell you who the Rothschilds are as oppose to who they claim to be.

The Rothschilds claim that they are Jewish, when in fact they are Khazars.  They are from a country called Khazaria, which occupied the land locked between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea which is now predominantly occupied by Georgia.  The reason the Rothschilds claim to be Jewish is that the Khazars under the instruction of the King, converted to the Jewish faith in 740 A.D., but of course that did not include converting their Asiatic Mongolian genes to the genes of the Jewish people.

You will find that approximately 90% of people in the world today who call themselves Jews are actually Khazars, or as they like to be known, Ashkenazi Jews.  These people knowingly lie to the world with their claims that the land of Israel is theirs by birthright, when in actual fact their real homeland is over 800 miles away in Georgia.

So, next time you hear an Israeli Prime Minister bleating about the so-called persecution of the Jews, consider this, every Prime Minister of Israel has been an Ashkenazi Jew.  Therefore when all these Prime Ministers have curried favour with the West for their re-establishment of a Jewish homeland, they have knowingly and deliberately lied to you, as they were never from that region, and they well know it, because it is they who call themselves Ashkenazi Jews.

The Book of Revelation, Chapter 2, Verse 9, states the following which would appear to be about these Ashkenazi Jews:

"I know thy works, and tribulation and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan."
The most wealthy bloodline in the world bar none and the leader of the Ashkenazi Jews in the world today is the Rothschild family.  As you will see in the timeline, the Rothschilds have obtained this position through lies, manipulation and murder.  Their bloodline also extends into the Royal Families of Europe, and the following family names:  Astor; Bundy; Collins; duPont; Freeman; Kennedy; Morgan; Oppenheimer; Rockefeller; Sassoon; Schiff; Taft; and Van Duyn.

However, these are not the only bloodlines to worry about.  You are probably aware of the centuries old pratice undertaken by many Ashkenazi Jews whereby they would change their name, in order for them to appear part of the dominant race of the country in which they lived, so as they could obtain influential positions in that country, which they would then exploit to serve their real masters elsewhere.  There is plenty of evidence to prove the Rothschilds continue that deceptive tradition.

Furthermore the Rothschilds are known to sire many children secretly that they can put into positions of power when required.  This started with the very first man who took the name Rothschild, who had a secret sixth son.  Finally, remember the world is a diverse place, I could if I wanted change my name to Rothschild, or any of the names listed above, and that would not make me part of this family anymore than converting to Judaism in 740 A.D. will make these Ashkenazis Jewish.

Please, therefore, do not automatically assume someone you see with the name Rothschild or any of the names listed above are part of the Rothschild criminal network.  Furthermore and most importantly, the majority of Ashkenazi Jews are innocent and not part of this network.  Check the facts out for yourself first, this article is designed to inform people who the enemy is, not single out people of a particular race or people with a particular surname, who may have nothing to do with this Rothschild criminal network.
 

1743: Mayer Amschel Bauer, an Ashkenazi Jew, is born in Frankfurt, Germany, the son of Moses Amschel Bauer, a money lender and the proprietor of a counting house.

 

Moses Amschel Bauer places a red sign above the entrance door to his counting house. This sign is a red hexagram (which geometrically and numerically translates into the number 666) which under Rothschild instruction will end up on the Israeli flag some two centuries later.

 

1753: Gutle Schnaper, an Ashkenazi Jew (future wife of Mayer Amschel Bauer), born to respected merchant, Wolf Salomon Schnaper.

1760: During this decade Mayer Amschel Bauer works for a bank owned by the Oppenheimers' in Hanover, Germany.  He is highly successful and becomes a junior partner. Whilst working at the bank he becomes acquainted with General von Estorff.

Following his father's death, Bauer returns to Frankfurt to take over his father's business. Bauer recognises the significance of the red hexagram and changes his name from Bauer to Rothschild, after the red hexagram or sign signifying 666 hanging over the entrance door ("Rot," is German for, "Red," "Schild," is German for, "Sign").

 

Now Mayer Amschel Rothschild, he discovers that General von Estorff is now attached to the court of Prince William IX of Hesse-Hanau, one of the richest royal houses in Europe, which gained its' wealth by the hiring out of Hessian soldiers to foreign countries for vast profits (a practice that continues today in the form of exporting, "peacekeeping," troops throughout the world).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1,000 days and counting: UN calls for accelerated action on the Millennium Development Goals

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations today called for accelerated action in the next 1,000 days from governments, international organizations and civil society groups to reach the eight anti-poverty targets known as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by their deadline at the end of 2015.
 

Ban speaks to Malala, attacked Pakistani schoolgirl, to stress education and women�s rights

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
"I can walk. I can talk. I can do anything!" said Malala Yousufzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl shot by the Taliban, in a conversation with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on education and gender equality in the 1,000 day run-up to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) deadline.
 

UN human rights chief urges US to close Guantánamo detention centre

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations human rights chief today urged all branches of the United States Government to work together to close the Guantánamo detention centre, stressing that the indefinite incarceration of detainees is a clear breach of international law.
 

UN peacekeepers agree with Governments of Côte d�Ivoire and Liberia to strengthen security

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Two United Nations peacekeeping missions and the Governments of Côte d’Ivoire and Liberia today agreed to mutually reinforce security along the border in light of recent attacks against neighbouring villages and towns, and to conduct joint riverine and land border patrols.
 

Over 37,000 people have fled Central African Republic since December - UN

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Since violence flared up again in the Central African Republic (CAR) in December, more than 37,000 people have fled the country, the United Nations refugee agency said today.
 

UN concerned over the growing use of the death penalty in Middle East and Asia

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations human rights office today called on Governments to establish an official moratorium on all executions with a long term goal of abolishing the death penalty worldwide.
 

South Sudan must do more to protect civilians in Jonglei, UN says

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The Government of South Sudan must do more to protect communities at risk for attacks and bring the guilty to justice, the UN peacekeeping mission in the country today said releasing its findings from an into the killing of at least 85 cattle herders in Jonglei state.
 

UN agencies announce campaign to better inform tourists about funding of illicit goods

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Tourists can help reduce demand for illicit goods and services that fund organized criminal activity, the United Nations agencies working on tourism and on crime said today, announcing plans for a new public information campaign.
 

Assistance to Syrian refugees in Jordan threatened by lack of funding - UN

 
05 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) today warned that it may be forced to stop humanitarian assistance to more than 100,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan due to insufficient funds.
 

UN agency shuts relief and distribution centres after protesters storm Gaza compound

 
04 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations agency which provides assistance and protection to Palestinian refugees today said it is temporarily closing all relief and distribution centres after demonstrators, angry about programme cuts, stormed its Gaza office.
 

Ban �deeply concerned� at rising tension on Korean peninsula

 
04 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today he is "deeply concerned and troubled" by the rising tension on the Korean Peninsula, and called on all parties concerned to help calm the situation.
 

Security a top priority in Côte d�Ivoire, senior UN official says on eve of talks with Liberia

 
04 April 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
On the eve of a meeting between the United Nations and the Governments of Côte d’Ivoire and Liberia to address an outbreak of violence on the border, a senior United Nations peacekeeping official said security remains a priority in the country, particularly as preparations continue for upcoming local elections there.
 

Nepal must strike law on possible amnesty for serious rights violations - UN official

 
20 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
A senior United Nations official today urged Nepal to rectify a decree that gives a truth and reconciliation commission the power to grant amnesty for serious human rights violations.
 

On first International Day of Happiness, Ban calls for inclusive human development

 
20 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Marking the first ever International Day of Happiness, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today called on the international community to commit to an inclusive and sustainable human development that will improve the well-being of those who lack basic services needed to pursue happiness.
 

UN officials welcome surrender of wanted Congolese rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations officials today welcomed the surrender of rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda, who is wanted by an international court for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), including recruiting children, murder and rape.
 

Afghanistan: Security Council extends mission amid calls for continued UN support

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The Security Council today extended the mandate of the United Nations mission in Afghanistan for another year, after Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and other speakers urged continued UN support to the Government as it assumes full responsibility in most areas by 2014.
 

UN envoy strongly condemns wave of deadly attacks in Baghdad

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations envoy to Iraq today strongly condemned the wave of coordinated car bomb attacks and shooting that killed and injured dozens of civilians in several areas of Baghdad, the capital.
 

Syrian conflict exacting growing toll on civilians, senior UN humanitarian official says

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Syrian civilians are increasingly bearing the brunt of the conflict which, as it enters its third year, has led to more than 70,000 people killed and three million displaced, a senior United Nations humanitarian official has said, urging more funding for humanitarian operations.
 

UN expands mine action work in Africa and South Asia

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) is expanding its operations in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Libya, Somalia and South Sudan, thanks to a multi-million dollar contribution from the Government of Japan.
 

UN officials welcome Pope Francis� commitment to support the poor and hungry

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations officials today welcomed Pope Francis’ public commitment to support those who live in poverty and suffer from hunger, and expressed their readiness to work with the new leader of the Catholic Church on these issues.
 

Post-2015 development agenda must address youth issues - new UN envoy

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The process of establishing a post-2015 development agenda must include youth input and participation to reflect the issues that concern them, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s Envoy on Youth stressed today in his first press conference since he assumed office.
 

Arab States seek agreement on reducing disaster risk at UN-backed conference

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Given the risks in Arab States of earthquakes, landslides and other disasters, hundreds of senior officials and civil society leaders are meeting at the first United Nations-backed conference for the region aimed at agreeing on a common position on disaster risk reduction.
 

Ban reiterates concerns about possible chemical weapons use in Syria

 
19 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the head of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) today voiced their deep concern about the alleged use of these deadly weapons in Syria.
 

Syria: UN chief stresses urgency of achieving political solution to end ongoing conflict

 
18 March 2013, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today stressed the urgent need for a political solution to end the crisis in Syria which over the past two years has claimed over 70,000 lives and led to a dire humanitarian crisis.
 

Children suffering devastating impact of Gaza crisis &#8211 UN rights committee

 
22 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The conflict between Hamas and Israel is having a “devastating and lasting impact” on children, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child said today, stressing that the recent crisis would have long-term psychological effects on youth.
 

In one of deadliest years for journalists, UN stresses need to defend press freedom

 
22 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations officials today highlighted the need to defend freedom of expression and ensure the safety of journalists, noting that 2012 is set to become one of the deadliest years for media workers covering not just conflicts but also illegal activities in their countries.
 

UN rights chief dismayed at sudden resumption of executions in Afghanistan

 
22 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations human rights chief today expressed serious concern about the sudden execution of 14 prisoners in Afghanistan over the past few days after more than a year without carrying out the death penalty.
 

UN chief and Security Council welcome ceasefire between Israel and Hamas

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon – followed by the Security Council – welcomed the ceasefire announced today after a week of devastating violence in southern Israel and Gaza, and stressed that it is imperative that both sides stick to it.
 

UN peacekeeping chief: �blue helmets� to stay in Goma, political solution needed for eastern DR Congo

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Highlighting the active role of United Nations ‘blue helmets’ in protecting civilians across the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the world body’s peacekeeping chief today emphasized the need for a political solution to the activities involving the 23 March Movement (M23) rebel group in the area.
 

Ban welcomes General Assembly committee�s record vote on death penalty moratorium

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomes a record vote by a General Assembly committee in favour of the call for a moratorium on the use of the death penalty, according to his spokesperson.
 

Security Council stresses need for comprehensive global response to tackle piracy

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The Security Council today reiterated its condemnation of all acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia, and stressed the need for a comprehensive response by the international community to repress the scourge and tackle its root causes.
 

UN, African Union and Instituto Lula join forces to fight against African hunger

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
A new initiative fusing United Nations know-how, African leadership and the political backing of former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva kicked-off today as the three partners declared their intent to join efforts in the fight against hunger and undernourishment in Africa.
 

Better information systems needed in Africa to strengthen health services - UN official

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
African countries must improve the ways in which they collect, organize and transmit health information to their citizens, a United Nations official said today at a regional meeting in Luanda, Angola.
 

UN agencies raise concerns about providing humanitarian aid in Gaza

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations food relief agency today raised concerns about its ability to reach people in Gaza if conditions worsen, while the UN health agency said medicines were already in short supply.
 

DR Congo: amid violence, UN officials voice concern over delivery of aid and impact on children

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Two senior United Nations officials have voiced their shock and concern over the violence accompanying the march on and occupation of the city of Goma in the eastern the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) by the 23 March Movement (M23) rebel group.
 

At global conference, UN official highlights role of migration in promoting development

 
21 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Addressing a global summit on international migration today, the top United Nations official on the matter called on world leaders to target achieving "real results" on a series of migration-related challenges when the UN General Assembly holds a key meeting on cross-border movements next year.
 

Ban urges immediate end to ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel

 
18 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday renewed his appeal for an end to the ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel, strongly urging the parties to achieve an immediate ceasefire.
 

UN troops continue support to DR Congo army as rebels advance on Goma

 
18 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) today continued to assist the national army to halt the advance of the M23, while Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the rebel group to immediately cease its attacks.
 

Sierra Leone: Ban lauds peaceful conduct of polls and high voter turnout

 
18 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday congratulated the people of Sierra Leone for the peaceful and orderly elections held yesterday, the first to be run entirely by the Government since the end of the West African nation's brutal civil war 10 years ago.
 

UN chief spotlights road safety as traffic accidents claim 1.2 million lives each year

 
18 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today highlighted the importance of road safety in preventing more than one million people from dying and many more from getting injured each year in traffic accidents.
 

On World Prematurity Day, UN stresses benefit of low-cost care in saving newborns

 
17 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Marking the second World Prematurity Day, the United Nations today highlighted how effective and low-cost health care measures can help save the lives of millions of newborn babies.
 

Security Council condemns fresh attacks by M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo

 
17 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The Security Council, meeting in an emergency session on Saturday, strongly condemned the latest attacks by the M23 rebel group, which displaced more civilians in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and prompted the United Nations peacekeeping force there to deploy attack helicopters to support the national army.
 

UN human rights chief disappointed over Pakistan�s first execution in four years

 
16 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The UN human rights chief, Navi Pillay, is disappointed and sad over the news that Pakistan carried out its first execution in four years on Thursday and renewed her call for a moratorium on such practices to be made permanent, according to her spokesperson.
 

Human rights must be at centre of Tunisia�s transitional justice efforts - UN expert

 
16 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
Noting that the transitional justice process in Tunisia faces some serious challenges, an independent United Nations expert today urged authorities there to put human rights at the centre of their efforts in this area.
 

UN experts raise concerns over �landmark� Southeast Asian human rights declaration

 
16 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The largest body of independent experts in the United Nations human rights system today highlighted their concerns about a draft for Southeast Asia’s first ever regional document on human rights protections, which the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is set to consider on Sunday for adoption.
 

Secretary-General �extremely concerned� over violence in Gaza and Israel, plans visit to region

 
16 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is "extremely concerned" about the continued violence in Gaza and Israel and deeply worried by the rising cost in terms of civilian lives, his spokesperson said today.
 

Sierra Leone elections are a �turning point� for the country, says UN envoy

 
16 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
As Sierra Leone heads towards its third national elections since the end of its civil war, the top United Nations envoy in the West African country today urged voters to refrain from election-related violence, noting that the vote was a turning point in the country’s post-conflict history.
 

Security Council extends mandate of UN peacekeeping force in Abyei

 
16 November 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The Security Council today extended until 31 May 2013 the mandate of the United Nations peacekeeping force for Abyei, an area contested by South Sudan and Sudan.
 

Dire need to increase funding for skills training in developing world, UN warns

 
16 October 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
It is vital to find alternative paths to teach basic skills for employment in developing countries, where 200 million people aged 15 to 24 have not even completed primary school, and the need to increase funding to fill this deficit is dire, according to a United Nations report released today.
 

As Syrians continue to flee, UN urges European Union to uphold asylum principles

 
16 October 2012, 07:00:00 AMGo to full article
The United Nations today urged European Union (EU) member States to adhere to their asylum principles as the number of Syrians seeking refuge in these countries has started to grow.

 


South Sudan must sustain efforts to protect human rights, says UN official

Conflict in Darfur
Date 2003–2009 /2010

 

Location Darfur, Sudan
Belligerents
Sudan JEM factions
Bandera Darfur.svg SLM (Minnawi faction)
Sudan LJM
Allegedly supported by:
 Chad
 Eritrea
Sudan Janjaweed
Sudan Sudanese Armed Forces
Sudan Sudanese Police
Foreign Mercenaries
African Union
 
United Nations
Commanders and leaders
Sudan Khalil Ibrahim
Sudan Ahmed Diraige
Bandera Darfur.svg Minni Minnawi
Sudan Abdul Wahid al Nur
Sudan Omar al-Bashir
Sudan Musa Hilal
Sudan Hamid Dawai
Sudan Ali Kushayb
Sudan Ahmed Haroun
Rodolphe Adada
United Nations
Martin Luther Agwai
Strength
NRF/JEM: Unknown N/A 9,065
Casualties and losses
unknown
  • 178,258-461,520 excess deaths
  • 2,850,000 Displaced (UN estimate)
  • 450,000 Displaced (Sudanese estimate)
unknown 51 peacekeepers killed

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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