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population engaged in agriculture are women. agriculture is a key sector to lift women out of poverty. but the increasing degradation of land and natural resources caused by climate change is making women more vulnerable. therefore when dembele’s plants first started dying, she thought the plot of land was ruined, and her livelihood was at risk. “we thought the land was sick. we didn’t know that there were live parasites that attacked the roots of the plants and could kill them,” says dembele. editor the world africa 09 april 2018 read more ... why eye care is important – for bangladesh and other countries by naimul haq dhaka (idn) – john bob ranck, also known as bob, chief executive officer and president at orbis international , recently visited bangladesh on a special mission. he travelled to some of the hospitals where orbis as a partner has been supporting bangladesh’s efforts in addressing avoidable blindness. bob, a retired united states air force brigadier general, came to bangladesh a few weeks after the memorable visit of the teaching hospital or better known as the flying eye hospital’s (feh) training programme in bangladesh. editor the world asia-pacific 09 april 2018 read more ... u.s. undermining the global nuclear testing taboo by ramesh jaura berlin | geneva (idn) – a new document that outlines u.s. nuclear policy, strategy, capabilities and force posture for the next five to ten years proclaims that the trump administration does not intend to ratify a global treaty banning nuclear weapons tests. nor does it rule out resuming such tests. the document, titled 2018 nuclear posture review (npr), proclaims that "the united states does not support the ratification of the ctbt." but the u.s. will continue to support the preparatory commission for the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty organization ( ctbto ). editor the world usa & canada 09 april 2018 read more ... in 2018, who will speak up for peace in the korean peninsula? viewpoint by rick wayman rick wayman is programs director of the nuclear age peace foundation (napf ). in april 2016, he received the 'activist of the year' award from the alliance for nuclear accountability (ana) for "dynamic leadership in bringing the marshall islanders' nuclear zero litigation to world attention, activating the next generation of peace leaders, and guiding ana as board member and tech guru." – the editor santa barbara, ca (idn) - a possible summit between donald trump and kim jong-un is just weeks away. questions abound: is it a good idea? when and where will it take place? what will they talk about? who, if anyone, is preparing the u.s. president for this high-stakes meeting? will it be a success? editor arms control nuclear weapons 09 april 2018 read more ... nuclear deterrence policy gathering steam in india by sudha ramachandran bangalore (idn) – "though india is a reluctant nuclear power, nuclear deterrence will continue to play a crucial role in india's national security strategy over the next few decades," says brigadier gurmeet kanwal, distinguished fellow at india's institute for defence studies and analyses ( idsa ). in his recent book 'sharpening the arsenal: india's evolving nuclear deterrence policy' , he explains the reason: "only when india's adversaries are convinced that india has both the necessary political and military will and the hardware to respond to a nuclear strike with punitive retaliation that will inflict unacceptable loss of human life and unprecedented material damage, will they be deterred." editor the world asia-pacific 08 april 2018 read more ... sustainable livelihoods behind street vending in thailand by kalinga seneviratne khaosan, bangkok (idn) – when people talk about sustainable development there is rarely any mention of the many street vendors who make a living on streets in thailand, as across the rest of asia. even attempts to stop them doing business – like the unsuccessful year-long attempt by the governor of bangkok to clean the city’s streets of street vendors – passes unnoticed in the media. “street vending tends to attract tourists to bangkok, it is part of thai lifestyle and tourists want to experience that,” says pattama vilailert, a tourism consultant. “some tourists come to thailand (especially) to taste reasonable street food.” editor the world asia-pacific 08 april 2018 read more ... striving to build a broader support for the nuclear ban treaty by ramesh jaura berlin | tokyo (idn) – the second session of the preparatory committee for the 2020 npt review conference in april and the un high-level conference on nuclear disarmament in may will draw the focus of the international community in the coming weeks as it moves toward paving the way for a nuclear-weapons free world. since the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons (tpnw) was adopted in july 2017, "these will be the first venues for debate and deliberation that will include both the nuclear-weapon and nuclear-dependent states," says eminent buddhist philosopher daisaku ikeda , founder and president of soka gakkai international ( sgi ) with 12 million members in 192 countries and regions. editor global governance united nations 08 april 2018 read more ... switzerland joins sustainable development solutions network by jaya ramachandran bern (idn) – the global sustainable development solutions network (sdsn) has launched its 25th network, sdsn switzerland, co-hosted by the centre for development and environment at the university of bern and biovision foundation , foundation for ecological development, with a view to shaping multi-stakeholder dialogue, fostering sustainable development solutions, and advising decision-makers on the implementation of the agenda 2030 and the paris climate agreement . sdsn switzerland was officially launched on february 15 with a conference under the banner 'where society, science and politics create solutions.' the network claims to have 19 members from key institutions around switzerland who are committed to implementing sdgs at the local level. editor global governance united nations 08 april 2018 read more ... from tlatelolco to the un nuclear weapon ban treaty viewpoint by jorge alberto lópez lechuga jorge alberto lópez lechuga is research and communication officer of the agency for the prohibition of nuclear weapons in latin america and the caribbean ( opanal ). the views expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of opanal and its member states. – the editor mexico (idn) – on february 2, the government of the u.s. published the 2018 nuclear posture review (npr) , which includes the strategy to increase the role of nuclear weapons in national security. the npr considers the need to double the military budget from 3% to 6.4% in order to modernize the u.s. arsenal. editor opinion 08 april 2018 read more ... experts stress acceptance of headscarf in abrahamic faiths by jaya ramachandran geneva (idn) – the headscarf that sparks heated debates in europe is a source of commonality between the three main abrahamic religions islam, christianity and judaism, according to experts who participated in a debate at the united nations office in geneva. the event on february 23 focused on: veiling/unveiling: the headscarf in christianity, islam and judaism . the geneva centre for human rights advancement and global dialogue (geneva centre) and the permanent mission of algeria to the un in geneva organized the discussion in the run-up to the 37th regular session of the un human rights council scheduled for february 26 to march 23, 2018. editor global governance united nations 08 april 2018 read more ... transforming risks on the korean peninsula into stable peace in northeast asia kick off to a nuclear race threatening doomsday un calls for keeping the promises to the world's poorest trump awaits a 'magical moment' to ban nuclear weapons india looks forward to hectic diplomacy in 2018 page 1 of 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 » end un news india-united nations development partnership fund demonstrates further deepening of south-south cooperation, says secretary-general on initiative’s anniversary group of experts makes recommendation to committee concerning delivery of military material, related assistance to democratic republic of congo authorities continued refinement of management practices, policies key for ensuring greater accountability in secretariat, speakers tell fifth committee marking world oceans day, secretary-general urges all to do their part in reducing plastic pollution daily press briefing by the office of the spokesperson for the secretary-general general assembly elects belgium, dominican republic, germany, indonesia, south africa as non-permanent members of security council implementation will be ultimate proof of success, deputy secretary-general tells delegates in talks on global compact for migration security council sanctions committee concerning iraq removes one entity from its sanctions list world news anthony bourdain, renegade chef who reported from the world’s tables, is dead at 61 trump shakes up world stage in break with u.s. allies ex-senate aide charged in leak case where times reporter’s records were seized what to do when a loved one is severely depressed move over, china: u.s. is again home to world’s speediest supercomputer n.b.a. finals: how the warriors swept the cavs for a third title in four years op-ed columnist: the insatiable and unknowable anthony bourdain with mueller closing in, manafort’s allies abandon him x x x x copyright © 2015-2018 international press syndicate please publish modules in offcanvas position.
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