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The Secretary-General: Message on the International Day of Remembrance of and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism
6+ day, 1+ min ago (235+ words) UNIS/SGSM/1611 19 August 2026 Today, we pay tribute to the victims and survivors of terrorism. We honour their courage; And reaffirm our commitment to their dignity and rights. This year’s theme, “Healing through Memory,” reminds us that remembrance is a pathway…...
The Secretary-General: Message on World Humanitarian Day
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (276+ words) On World Humanitarian Day, we honour the dedicated workers who provide life-saving aid to millions in need. We also confront an appalling truth: Serving others has become more dangerous than ever. More than a thousand humanitarians have been killed in…...
International Narcotics Control Board helps Governments to track equipment that could be used for illicit manufacture of drugs
2+ week, 1+ day ago (202+ words) Finally, the publication flags 3D printing as a likely emerging trend, warning that it could pose future challenges for monitoring the circulation of specific types of specialized equipment. The publication is available on the INCB website. A more detailed version is…...
The Secretary-General: Message on the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
4+ week, 1+ day ago (273+ words) For information only – not an official document UNIS/SGSM/1607 27 July 2026 On this World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we shine a light on the fastest-growing form of human trafficking: forced online scamming. Across the globe, people are being lured by…...
The Secretary-General: Message on Nelson Mandela International Day
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (361+ words) UNIS/SGSM/1606 16 July 2026 Today, we honour the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela — a towering figure of peace, reconciliation, justice, and human rights. This year’s theme reminds us that Madiba was also a clear-eyed champion of poverty eradication and equality....
The Secretary-General: Message for World Population Day
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (363+ words) For information only – not an official document UNIS/SGSM/1604 10 July 2026 On this World Population Day, we celebrate the hopes and aspirations of young people everywhere — as well as their immense potential to forge a better future. They are inheriting a…...
UNCITRAL adopts key texts to facilitate use of arbitral awards and notices of arbitration in electronic form
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (345+ words) For information only – not an official document VIENNA, 7 July (UN Information Service) – The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) adopted key texts aimed at enhancing reliance on arbitral awards in electronic form and use of notices of arbitration…...
The Secretary-General: Message for the International Day for Countering Hate Speech
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (273+ words) For information only – not an official document UNIS/SGSM/1596 15 June 2026 Hate speech is the first step down the path of dehumanization, a path that leads all too frequently to violence, conflict, and atrocity crimes. It is a tool of division…...
The Secretary-General: Message for World Environment Day
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (285+ words) UNIS/SGSM/1592 4 June 2026 This World Environment Day, warning signals are everywhere. The past eleven years have been the eleven hottest on record. And the damage goes far beyond rising temperatures – from polluted air to degraded land, collapsing ecosystems, and vanishing…...
The Secretary-General: Message for the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (311+ words) UNIS/SGSM/1591 26 May 2026 Right now, more than 50,000 UN peacekeepers are deployed across the globe protecting civilian lives. Far from home, in some of the world’s most dangerous settings, they deescalate tensions between hostile parties, oversee aid delivery, support elections, and…...