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Pledging to protect and support humanitarians as they help build a more peaceful, humane world for us all.
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Today is a solemn reminder of the grave risks facing our staff members as they carry out their vital work under the United Nations flag.
These brave women and men represent humanity’s highest calling: helping people in their hour of desperate need. They come from countries spanning the globe, but are united in their common dedication to the noble causes of peacekeeping, delivering aid and assistance, and upholding international law and human rights in countries and regions rocked by conflict and disaster.
They also face enormous and unacceptable risks — including violence, detention and abduction. Since 2022, 381 UN personnel have been detained — including 7 in January and February of this year. In total, 27 UN personnel are still in detention.
Our hearts are with their families and colleagues, and I will not relent in calling for their release and safe return.
In their name, we urge all countries to fully implement the 1994 Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel, and the 2005 Optional Protocol to the Convention.
On this important day, let’s honor the courage and dedication of humanitarians everywhere by pledging to protect and support them as they help build a more peaceful, humane world for us all.
António Guterres.
Statement from the UN Secretary-General António Guterres on the International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members 2024; March 25th.
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In commemorating this day, it is imperative to recognize that people of African descent are disproportionately affected by discrimination, marginalisation and social injustice.
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On the occasion of the International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, a group of UN experts* issued the following statement:
“The International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade is an important moment to reflect on and honour the millions of Africans who, over a period of 400 years, were cruelly uprooted from their communities and enslaved, in Europe and the Americas, in dehumanising and degrading conditions where they endured horrific violations of their human rights, deprivation of their identity and physical, mental, psychological and spiritual brutality.
This day serves as a reminder that the enslavement of Africans gave rise to the systemic racism and institutionalised racial discrimination that their descendants continue to experience today.
In commemorating this day, it is imperative to recognise that people of African descent are disproportionately affected by discrimination, marginalisation and social injustice. Economic disparities, limited access to quality education, health care, housing, employment, under-representation in political, public and private sector leadership, and over-representation in law enforcement especially in the criminal justice system remain their daily reality.
We urgently call for a strengthened collective commitment to acknowledge and redress the enduring disparities and inequalities that stem from this cruel chapter in history and continue to reverberate across generations. We urge States ensure effective participation of people of African descent in decision-making processes and implement reparatory justice measures to redress these long-standing injustices.
We also call on States to proclaim a second Decade for People of African Descent to sustain global efforts to promote the inclusive and sustained development of, advance reparatory justice for, and combat discrimination, systemic racism and social exclusion of people of African descent.”
The experts: Ms. Barbara Reynolds, Chairperson, Ms. Bina D’Costa and Ms. Miriam Ekiudoko, Members, Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent; Ms. June Soomer, Chairperson-Designate, Permanent Forum on People of African Descent; Mr. Tomoya Obokata, Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery including its causes and consequences; and Ms. Akua Kuenyehia, Ms. Tracie Keesee, Mr. Juan Méndez, Experts, International Independent Expert Mechanism to Advance Racial Justice and Equality in Law Enforcement.
Special Rapporteurs and Working Groups are part of what is known as the Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council. Special Procedures, the largest body of independent experts in the UN human rights system, is the general name of the Council’s independent fact-finding and monitoring mechanisms. Special Procedures mandate-holders are independent human rights experts appointed by the Human Rights Council to address either specific country situations or thematic issues in all parts of the world. They are not UN staff and are independent from any government or organisation. They serve in their individual capacity and do not receive a salary for their work.
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In pictures: the community and charm of nail shops around the globe
Constanze Han’s photographs you inside nail shops all over the world, from Naples to Mexico City 25March 2024 In downtown Allman Town, a small community in Kingston, Jamaica, behind some government office buildings, you’ll find Terry’s Nail Shop. A wide range of customers, from all backgrounds, go to get their nails done at the shop, which operates out of Terry’s childhood home. “But even people…
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United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile Justice (“Beijing Rules”).
International human rights law provides a clear and universal framework relating to detention, enshrined by the following standards:
United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile Justice (“Beijing Rules”)
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Let us redouble our efforts to confront the legacy of slavery in our own communities and societies.
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Excellencies, dear colleagues, friends,
I am honoured to be with you to commemorate the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
Please allow me to read a message from the Secretary-General, marking this important annual commemoration: 
“For four hundred years, enslaved Africans fought for their freedom, while colonial powers and others committed horrific crimes against them.
On the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, we remember and honour the millions of Africans who were trafficked and enslaved.
Their lives were ruled by terror, as they endured rape, floggings, lynchings and other atrocities and humiliations.
Many of those who organized and ran the Transatlantic slave trade amassed huge fortunes. Meanwhile, the enslaved were deprived of education, healthcare, opportunity, and prosperity.
This laid the foundations for a violent discrimination system based on white supremacy that still echoes today.
Descendants of enslaved Africans and people of African descent are still fighting for equal rights and freedoms around the world.
Today and every day, we reject the legacy of this horrific crime against humanity.
We call for reparatory justice frameworks, to help overcome generations of exclusion and discrimination.
We appeal for the space and necessary conditions for healing, repair and justice.
And above all, we resolve to work for a world free from racism, discrimination, bigotry and hate.
Together, as we remember the victims of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, let’s unite for human rights, dignity and opportunity for all.”
Excellencies, colleagues, friends,
On this important day of remembrance, we also recall the courage of generations of enslaved Africans and their descendants who stood against oppression and subjugation.  
From the time of the first abductions, to the door of no return in Africa, to the cities and farms where they were forced to work, enslaved Africans resisted their captors, revolted against their masters, and worked to escape their bonds.
The resolute resistance of Queen Nanny of the Maroons in my own country, Jamaica, forced the British Empire to the peace table. 
In Brazil, the leadership and struggle of Zumbi dos Palmares is celebrated annually as a Day of Black Consciousness.
The skillful diplomacy and military prowess of Queen Nzinga Mbandi of Ndongo and Matamba in present-day Angola, thwarted Portugal’s colonial ambitions.   In Saint Domingue, in present-day Haiti, Toussaint Louverture’s heroism transformed a slave rebellion into a revolutionary movement.
Here in the United States, Harriet Tubman made a death-defying run for freedom and helped others to win their liberation on the Underground Railroad.
And, on a slave ship on the way to the American state of Georgia, a group of Ibo people from what is now Nigeria rose in rebellion and drowned their captors, before tragically committing mass suicide, refusing to give up their dignity and freedom.
This evening, I will attend the opening of a new UN exhibition which tells the story of this tragic event.   Excellencies, friends,
The heroic struggles of these and many other leaders inspired generations of activists.
But they are not over.
Descendants of enslaved Africans and people of African descent around the world are still fighting for their rights and for their freedoms.
The original lie of white supremacy, which animated and justified the horrors of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the Jim Crow laws and the Apartheid system, continues to poison communities and societies.
Today, as we recall centuries of injustice, it is our duty to reject and dismantle racist oppression, end the spread of hatred and lies online, and confront slavery’s lasting legacy of marginalization and impoverishment.   
We must reverse the consequences of generations of exclusion and discrimination that led to gross inequities in healthcare, education, and social and economic opportunities — inequities as you know that continue to this day.
In the many countries affected by the Transatlantic Slave Trade, everyone, and all parts of society, have a part to play in this work of healing and repair.
From acknowledging and seeking forgiveness for the egregious crimes of the past…  to creating mechanisms for redress… and rejecting hatred and discrimination in all its forms – all can help to heal the intergenerational trauma and repair fractured and segregated societies.
Today, as we remember the victims of slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, let us redouble our efforts to confront the legacy of slavery in our own communities and societies.
Together, let us resolve to learn the lessons of history and build a more just, a more equal, and a more prosperous world for all.
Thank you.
Secretary-General's remarks to the General Assembly on the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade 2024.
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