Implementation

Inequalities: 8 people are as wealthy as half of the population of the planet. Inequality is immoral.

Humanitarian relief: We are living the worst humanitarian crisis since the foundation of the UN.

Yemen/Syria/Palestine: “The human suffering in Syria, Yemen and Myanmar demands greater international attention and action.Similarly, the potential threats to international peace and security posed by tensions on the Korean peninsula, among the Gulf States and in the State of Palestine require persistent and prioritised diplomacy”.

WPS Financing: “Military expenditures have increased to 1.7 trillion dollars. That reality belies those who claim that there are not enough resources to eradicate poverty.”

Armed conflict: “Armed conflicts are nowadays greater in complexity, the actors involved are numerous and the weapon and tactics used are more sophisticated.”

Nuclear weapons: “Worse, the situation in South East Asia, a prolonged and recently exacerbated crisis sparked by the policy of a stubborn totalitarian and paranoid regime, has brought back the dreadful fear of nuclear confrontation.”

SDGs: “The SDGs are critical in this regard. They give us reason for hope. While every one of the 17 Goals will contribute to eradicating the scourge of poverty, our common resolve is articulated powerfully in the very first goal of the SDGs, which promises nothing less than to "end poverty in all its forms everywhere."”