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Starving the UN of funds will cause irreversible harmAs the world turns to other preoccupations, financial support for my agency is dwindling. But the UN carries out lifesaving humanitarian work that aids to tens of millions 鈥?and it also provides hope.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInThe Farchana refugee camp in Ouaddai Province, eastern Chad, currently hosts some 40,000 refugees who have fled the conflict in Sudan. It was established by UNHCR in January 2004. | UNHCR/Matthew SaltmarshOpinionMarch 27, 20243:14 pm CETBy Kelly T. ClementsKelly T. Clements is the deputy stanley cup high commissioner for UNHCR, the United Nations Refugee Agency.Classes taught under trees, overstretched clinics offering the most basic health care, long walk stanley cup s to reach clean water, and the chilling shadow of sexual violence 鈥?These were just some of the privations recently relayed to me by refugees in Chads remote eastern border with Sudan.Since armed conflict erupted in Sudan last year, over 8.2 million people have been forced to flee their homes, seeking safety wherever they c stanley deutschland an find it, inside or outside the country.AdvertisementAdvertisementMost of the refugees arriving in this arid region in the last year 鈥?almost half a million individuals 鈥?wouldnt be alive today without the United Nations, its donors and partners. And yet, as the world turns to other preoccupations, financial support for the U.N. humanitarian agencies 鈥?and hence, millions of refugees 鈥?is dwin Cfqv Migration proposal aims to help Mediterranean countries
MEPs soften stance in talks on planned new water lawTHE European Parliament appears to be backing away from its previous demands for a strict timetable to be set for eliminating discharges of hazardous substances into water.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMay 30, 20005:00 pm CETBy Ren沤e CordesThe move has prompted critici stanley isolierkanne sm from environmental groups which fear that the emerging compromise would defeat the purpose of the proposed legislation.MEPs originally insisted that the draft framework on water quality should contain a legally binding commitment to phase out the release of hazardous substances into the aquatic environment by 2020. They argued that this would be in line with international commitments already made by the Union in the 1998 OSPAR accord.But the Parliament has now watered down its demands in a new proposal tabled at the start of conciliation talks with EU governments aimed at brokering a compromise on the plan. MEPs a stanley cup re now calling for member states to end releases of hazardous substances only if these substances are included in a priority list to be agreed later. The assembly says that ideally, this phase-out would take place 20 years after the list is approved.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Parliament latest proposal is designed to overcome opposition to its approach from the European Commissio stanley spain n and member states, both of which argue that the pledges contained in the OSPAR accord are an aspirational goal rathe