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Tag Archives: United Nations
UN report finds women and girls vulnerable in own homes
A United Nations report published yesterday suggests that women and girls are most vulnerable to violence in their own homes. The report by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime was published to mark the International Day for the Elimination … Continue reading
Fire fighters air worries after IPCC’s ‘atlas of human suffering’
The country’s firefighters, the public service which is primarily tasked with responding to natural emergencies such as flooding or wildfires in heatwaves, says it is ill-prepared to cope with the kind of events which UN-backed scientists predict will occur over … Continue reading
Down and out in Glasgow and Paris: climate talks end in failure
London’s Mayor joins critics of COP26’s final pact: ‘This agreement simply doesn’t meet the scale of the challenge’ It was late yesterday afternoon, with the COP26 UN climate talks in Glasgow already 24 hours into overtime, when Frans Timmermans, the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, London-wide issues, Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan
Tagged COP26, Greta Thunberg, Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, United Nations
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Our four MPs are doing nothing to try to stop carnage in Gaza
CROYDON COMMENTARY: Are our borough’s four MPs doing the ‘right thing’? DAVID WHITE doesn’t think so “Israel has been genociding the Palestinians for months now. The point is why no one stops the carnage. This is the question” These words … Continue reading →
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