The Syrian conflict ,peaceful resolution of international disputes and an efficient global coordinated response to terrorism were the important issues that will dominate the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly UNGA that started on Tuesday at the UN Headquarters in New York. Over a world leaders and policy makers will arrive next week for the annual general debate that will run through September 25 till October 1 and would focus on the peaceful settlement of international disputes.
Voices of moderation and calm need to make themselves heard at this time. We all need to speak up in favour of mutual respect and understandingof the values and beliefs of others. People want results in real time, not years. Jeremic also highlighted the importance of making progress on arms control and disarmament, strengthening UN peacekeeping, improving a global coordinated response to terrorism, and promoting human rights in the international arena during the next 12 months.
He stressed that the Assembly should focus not just on achieving the eight anti-poverty targets of the Millennium Development Goals MDGs , but also on the post agenda. In addition, he emphasized that the rule of law would remain one of the main priorities on the Assembly? Article 18 Human Rights Charter 3 Equality for all ethnicities and faiths in all aspects of policy, Law and Constitution. Surah An Nisa The Magna Carta does not allow the form of apartheid as the Malaysian regime today enforces by threat of fines and imprisonment and refusal to amend laws and constitution.
Focus is on preventing, correcting homosexuality, says deputy minister โ by Hafidz Baharom โ September 20, The groups had demanded the federal government retract its endorsement, saying the descriptions are misleading and may lead to discrimination against the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender LBGT community.
Putrajaya had reportedly endorsed a list of identifiable gay and lesbian traits that was distributed to schools and parents, published by the Yayasan Guru Malaysia Bhd and Putrajaya Consultative Council of Parents and Teachers Associations.
