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The Permanent Council was instructed by all member States, through the General Assembly, to have a collective evaluation of what is happening in Nicaragua

May 12, 2021 Madame Chair, Mr. Secretary General: We thank the Secretary General and the IACHR for their reports. It is unfortunate to hear how things have not improved in the country despite growing international concern. The OAS and OAS Member States have been patient in waiting for the Ortega regime to meet its basic commitments under the Inter-American Democratic Charter – and under the OAS resolution adopted by the OAS General Assembly in October 2020. This organization has urged the Government of Nicaragua to pursue good faith dialogue with opposition leaders, to restore full respect ...

We must go further than Biden's American Families Plan to address critical global infrastructure Lisa Eckenwiler, Opinion Contributor © Getty Images President Joe Biden President Biden's recently-announced American Families Plan invests in expanded access to home care, improved wages and working conditions for those working in long-term care, and universal preschool. Biden and his team are calling (uncharacteristically for an American president) for us to see our cultural ethos of "self-reliance" as closer to myth than reality, and instead recognize that access to a certain...

The honorary conferring was part of the Glocalisation in Healthcare - Nurses and Midwives thinking globally and acting locally to drive the policy and educational agenda event hosted by DCU. Delivering the citation for Annette Kennedy, Dr. Daniela Lehwaldt, DCU School of Nursing, Psychotherapy and Community Health, said: “Annette has always been a leader - from her days as a nurse tutor, to her time as head of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, to her current position as President of the International Council of Nurses, representing around 20 million nurses in 130 countries world...

The Danish Royal House noted that the roundtable discussion included talks of reaffirming what had already been established at the Nairobi Summit, and also “concrete efforts and strategies should be lifted in the future to achieve the goal of women and girls’ right to decide over their own bodies.” Crown Princess Mary joined in the partially virtual roundtable discussion at County Council Hall at Christiansborg. She was joined by the Minister for Development Cooperation and Minister for Nordic Cooperation and the Chairman of the SRSR network, among others. The UNFPA’s mission is to �...