Government moving online despite the digital divide
In many countries the COVID-19 pandemic is pushing government activity online, despite the persistence of a significant “digital divide”.
All individuals deserve to live free from fear, violence and injustice. Strong institutions need to be worked towards across the world.
Peace and justice are also priorities in being able to achieve the Sustainable Development goals.
In many countries the COVID-19 pandemic is pushing government activity online, despite the persistence of a significant “digital divide”.
Fine words butter no parsnips. The UK government needs to clarify the actions they will take to promote the SDGs
On 21 May 2020, the United Nations launched ‘Verified’, an initiative to combat the growing scourge of COVID-19 misinformation by increasing the volume and reach of trusted, accurate information.
17GlobalGoals guest blogger, Andy Ashworth, makes a convincing case that promoting strong governance and civil society is just as important as any other element of developmental aid.
Military action in northwest Syria is causing “humanitarian catastrophe”, triggering an immediate appeal to end this stark injustice.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres stresses the importance of restoring peace and security between Israel and Palestine, through a two-state solution.
The Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs is working under the radar to tackle tensions and sustain peace between nations.
The UN is committed to doing more to confront child abuse, highlighting the hidden extent of this problem, through INSPIRE initiative.
UN Secretary-General appeals for peace amdist extreme tensions between America and Iran.
Children are facing the devastating consequences of war and unrest in Syria, urging UNICEF to wish for peace this year (2020).