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A delegate of Antigua and Barbuda from the Special Committee on Decolonization brought the second topic, which is to discuss the next topic for next year, it was successfully passed. #SDC25#AntiguaandBarbuda#C24
From the UN Special Committee for Decolonization, delegates have been discussing the topic to select a nation to gain independence for the next session. Montserrat, a Caribbean island, has been considered but unfortunately has been rejected. #SDC25#Montserrat#independence
A delegate of Argentina in General Assembly stated, "The resolution that we have focuses more on worldwide impact on the role of women in societies and security that women feel in different countries." #SBC25#Argentina#women#education
Along with the plan for women’s rights, the delegate discussed options for sustainable development and climate change mitigation, which would bring together the problems of the economy, gender inequality and sustainable development.
A delegate of Argentina from GA proposed a plan called the "Women and Sustainable Growth Program” meant to help improve the status of women along with sustainable growth of their rights. #SDC25#Argentina#women#sustainablegrowth
During the 4th Committee meeting, a delegate of Mexico proposed a three step plan to aid the efforts of women in peacekeeping roles. #Mexico#women#peacekeeping
“…both economically and politically and how it can raise their standard living, basically were trying to educate them so they can gain more access,” continued the delegate.
“Central and South American regions are obviously under funded and lack education, and that is going to be our main spirit. We’re going to focus on education and how we can help these women [in Central and South America]…,” said a U.S. delegate from General Assembly. #US#women
Bolsonaro has declared a state of emergency and implemented martial law in the country. All forms of democracy remain on an indefinite hold as the military is in complete control of all domestic and foreign actions.
Jair Bolsonaro has arrived in the capital and has officially taken power in a coup d’etat, with military backing. Troops are converging on the capital to violently suppress demonstrations by Lula’s supporters. #Brazil#Lula#Bolsonaro#coup#capital
“And we are fully for abuser accountability and laws to implement change regarding the social taboos,” said the delegate. #Columbia#womensrights#prosecution
“Columbia stands for women’s rights, and unlike traditional approaches we believe in abuser prosecution and we want to make provisions for the victims because victim blaming is immoral and we are against that.” said a delegate of Columbia regarding a possible resolution.
Mexico has taken a stance promoting “the empowerment of women in education” which was confirmed by the delegate of Mexico that they firmly support “educating women and empowering them in society towards governmental positions.” #Mexico#women#education#empower
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Violent clashes between right and left wing supporters are taking place in the streets of Brazil. Riots and demonstrations are taking place in response to Lula’s assassination. #Brasil#Lula#riots#demonstrations#supporters
With the Palácio overtaken, Bolsonaro appears to be traveling to the capital with military commanders. This report has been confirmed by the United Nations Secretariat.