everyone is the answer to the issue of literacy, which means having stability, although the united nations each year, the alliance defines the type of stability, a year or a time of our literacy literacy was only reading and writing, then we found working with or computers, then they said that family literacy continued with social literacy, but in 1357 we were about 36 million people, and the population of iran and the level of literacy now that in the year we are in 1402, what is the situation, how is it, how did we travel the path, the works were done before the revolution, but he and i, these works were not very fast-moving. the formation of the literacy movement is an accelerated process he said that it happens to a lot of people and the number of 49 and 48% was as low as 37%. 48% is literate. it is now 98%. the world average is now approximately 80/80 and 787 is 11% higher in 6 years and up and approximately 4% higher. yes, the international standard. we have 6 years and above, we also have below. how does the standard that we have in the world for illiteracy statistics declare 6 years and

united nations general assembly since about 70 years ago. in the annual general assembly of the united nations, the representative of each country is allocated 15 to 20 minutes of speech time according to the timetable published by the united nations. the president of the islamic republic of iran has said that it will be the 21st speech at the general assembly this year . in addition to his speech in the assembly he has meetings with the leaders of political , social and media groups, and in america and with the heads of the countries and explaining the positions of the country . we would open the report to see the report together, and i will continue the program with you. many of shahriar 's verses have turned into proverbs and proverbs. a village in tabriz, i only read the verse once i will read it immediately after me without flowers. if you read it, i am also drunk. shahriar spent his early years in the city of tabriz and he was familiar with the quran and diwan hafez from his childhood. my aunt's house had a party room where the quran was a taxi. at the age of 15, one hafiz came to tehran and dar al-funun school to continue his educatio

years ago, every year in the general assembly of the united nations in the annual general assembly of the united nations, the representative of each country is allotted 15 to 20 minutes of speech time according to the timetable published by the united nations . the president of the islamic republic of iran will give his 21st speech at the general assembly this year. united nations general assembly in new york, the head of the foundation for the preservation and publication of the sacred defense values ​​announced that more than 1,000 programs will be held during the holy defense week. sardar kargar, at the press conference announcing the programs of this year's holy defense week , was held today in the garden of the islamic revolution museum. until today, wednesday, 29 shahrivar, it will be held in the presence of the supreme leader of the revolution in imam khomeini's hosseiniyeh, and it will be broadcast live on the national media, but in the field of women and oral history, we are unveiling 561 titles of written and audio books, we hope that i removed 444 from the above number there are 117 audio messages that we tried the fiel

united nations itself. we continue to attack the illegal new year's resolution , which now says that the 193 member countries of the united nations all need eacher to deal with a common challenge, which is climate change. cambodia also combined the country follows a neutral policy and said that we will not build any foreign military base in the country, acceptable to qoomi, referring to the recent news published by an english publication , which said that satellite images showed that we should build a military base in kamposh, which is good. the minister of georgia also announced solidarity with ukraine and at the same time announced his desire to participate in the european union, the country has been a candidate for membership in nato and the european union for many years, and is currently one of the observer members of both institutions, malaysia is the first. wazir and ibrahim compared to the interesting place that about about the position of the united nations is that the initial goals of establishing this organization were to create equality of democracy among all , but now there are powerful and rich countries that are challenging this

united nations general assembly since about 70 years ago. in the annual general assembly of the united nations, the representative of each country is allocatedto 20 minutes of speech time based on the schedule that the organization nations has published the 21st speech of the president of the islamic republic of iran it will be in this year's general assembly, ali rajabi of the united nations general assembly in new york. now we are going to new york to talk with ali rajabi, the journalists. mr. rajab, greetings, in the name of god , the most high, the most merciful. good evening . we have seen your report from the 78th general assembly. the united nations and your more details are now in different parts of the world, heads of state are traveling to new york , and in an hour our own president, mr. raisi , will go from tehran to new york . giving to the actions of this organization to achieve the goals of sustainable development announced by the president of the general assembly of peace, prosperity and sustainable development announced the four goals of the implementation of the 78th united nations general assembly , which the leaders and of

she has named 50 minerals as strategic and important for the national security of united states. that's why eachlatin american country is fighting this strategy in a way. bolivia is producing batteries and cars using its lithium. chile sells lithium to canadian and european union companies. mexico nationalizes and industrializes lithium, each country has different attitudes and has to confront the transnational companies that are fundamentally under the direction of the united states. natural resources are the keystones for latin american countries in case of identity. rar earth elements are found throughout the world, but in few places are they found. hoy estamos con fernando estensoro today i talk to fernando estensoro, he is a scholar and specialist in international issues from the university of sandiago, chile. muchas gracias. thank you very much. bien, fernando. well, the fight over ownership of minerals is terrible issue, we have long experience in this case, for instance in chile, their struggle was over assalt peter that initiated a war among chile, peru and bolivia. today there is a fre

started with 1400 and it is leading to 1410 we determined all the tasks of 15 national headquarters units better than each province to determine your validity. these programs are notified with standards and the website process is related to the program. in the first step of the month , we tried from the lie of 1401 with a delay of one year until this was notified . provinces start the first implementation process our plan is that all these plans are considered the first in the planning council of the province, that all the provincial bodies are the first to be the first, that in the front plan, this work is mostly overwhelming. the purpose of this discussion was that the program now exists for outside as well as his dust at its own limit and no more. after holding and coordinating the management of the dust phenomenon , be yourself and dear and respected viewers to the outdoor studio of the morning program. hello , can the reporter come with my colleague, mr ghaffari, mr. ghaffari, greetings to you, greetings, good morning, in the name of god, i say hello to you sports enthusiasts, have a beautiful mornin

she has named 50 minerals as strategic and important for the national security of the united states. that's why eachlatin american country is fighting this strategy in a way. bolivia is producing batteries and cars using its lithium. chile sells lithium to canadian and european union companies. mexico nationalizes and industrializes lithium, each country has different attitudes and has to conf the transnational companies that are fundamentally under the direction of the united states. natural resources are the keystones for latin american countries in case of identity. rar earth elements are found the world, but in few places are they found in sufficient quantities to make the... rare earth elements have a specific relationship with the environment, today the european countries begin to exploit rare earths and take ecological and environmental issues to their own countries. i'm eduardo artes, and this is black and white. hoy estamos con fernando extensoro estonsara, the scholar and specialist in international issues in the university of santiago, chile. bien, fernando, normalmente. of minerals is te

united nations is implemented. in the annual un general assembly , each country's representative will be given 15 to 20 minutes of speechccording to the schedule published by the united nations. the president of the islamic republic of iran will give his 21st speech at the general assembly this year, ali rajabi, news agency. radio of the united nations general assembly in new york, the russian foreign minister says that the main side of these countries in the war in ukraine is the united states. lavrov added that the war in ukraine is being managed by the united states. he said that the united states is fighting russia on ukrainian soil , although the foreign minister denies this. the united states has announced that the country's arms aid package to ukraine during the war with russia is more than 240 billion dollars, but the american television fox news reported that it has reached a figure that shows that the package of american aid to iran during the war with russia is 100 billion dollars. it seems that america agreed to send f-16 fighter jets to ukraine by some of its allies last month. residents of athens and japan

but the united nations cultural body unesco's meets each year to consider adding to this list.were nominated to make the list. a site has to be cultural and natural heritage from around the world, considered to be of outstanding value to humanity. so what places were added this time? well, amongst them was this — a prehistoric site in the occupied west bank. tel san is nearjericho. it contains evidence of human activity dating back more than 10,000 years. now palestinians claim it's the world's oldest continually inhabited settlement. this town in west bengal is also on the list. india had been working for years to get it, added. prime minister narendra modi tweeted that he was delighted and that it was a proud moment for all indians. this collection of ancient tomb clusters in south korea, which date back to the fourth and fifth centuries, has also been added. now, the united nations said it showed a diversity of ancient civilisations in east asia. also making the list, a viking age ring fortress. in denmark, there was a tenth century temple complex in the north cambodianjungl

united nations itself . we will continue with the law of the netherlands, and now the 193 member countries of the united nations have said an interesting sentence that they all need eachr to deal with the refrigerator .

people came to join together well and the focal point of connecting all of these to each other is definitely the united nations assembly in response to the question you said about the importance of holding a meeting of the united nations general assembly and referring to the role of the president of the islamic republic of iran in dealing with this is really a diplomatic statement someone should come and examine the text in a homogeneous form and in the form of a collection in connection with each other . here, in the discussion of sanctions, we , the islamic republic of iran, must do this by facing two stages and two problems at the same time, one reforming the previous one . there are assumptions that in a virtual form against iran, finally, in the current media environment and the media and propaganda system of the west , there will be cries against iran. it is necessary to describe the problem here , and we must first describe the opposite side of the original issue of sanctions against iran. it is in the eyes of the public opinion of the world and analysis and presentation of solutions certainly, these me

side much jeffrey nice is the former lead prosecutor of the some of them the loss of each trial for the united nations of the international criminal tribunal for you to solve you. he says, ukraine made a wise move by approaching the quote, you know that ukraine is pursuing and successfully pursuing it, turn criminal proceedings, and to go into any of those proceedings. a favorable decision by this court might be prayed in a might be referred to. i don't think, but i could be wrong, but i didn't think at this stage that determination by international court of justice would necessarily have finding value in the other quotes, not least because there's plenty of evidence that they will have gathered and relying on. and they might not require detail decisions of a civil courses effectively. it is, but of course the deals with breaches of tree t a in support of its criminal procedures that i'm afraid is also with them. something name is put it on hold because you cry and was very inventive in turning to the quote in its application to have it's right, not to be falsely accused of you, of genocide, as you ex

salam program attended the 162 national public relations unit to respond to the audience of this program. each episode of this program that is broadcasted on education network examines a medical issue. the new season of people will also be broadcast from october. providing and educating the public in the field of health care, prevention and health care, the main approach of the conversation-oriented program dr. salam from salam alaikum, i am mohammad jani, the producer of the dr. salam program , i am at your service . that according to most of them, we are the target audience of dr. salam program. one of the duties of the radio station is to pay for experts so that we can explain common issues to our patients in a clear manner , and at least in this short time, we can provide sufficient information to the public. kiki is sick for a long time before he thinks that he is not sick, because there are normal issues that i got for him, i am asking for help , i want to get help, i am hesitant about what to do . we will do the best for iran the need for root canal treatment of the living teeth of dr.

, the, that frustration and disappointment meant at the fact that the united nations is not the any more effective in getting on each main mandate for which it was created. the just after the end of the world war 2, which is maintaining peace and security. a look at our voice today. uh, best select 3. you cannot uh, coordinate a word that is b c or c h. mm hm. and of course, the meaning of security g is left any more what you choose to be victim as a developer has progress. and now we have and it's expanded too many domains in the life of the human as a former and busted that. so the, you and your self for egypt, could you share with those any of your personal experiences of, of being at the u. n. a. let, let me start by this assessment by telling you that i do believe in the month of july to insist. i do believe in the, in for to solve the united nations and a substitute duty, but just we tend to think on the of the united nations as far as it's a political and 40 dish at which is naturally t uh, did not develop the luck to guess to adapt to the you are yeah, it is of the west. and the way the u. n. has been formed

were held on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly, as well as the speech that they gave in the assembly. we are seeing a report, we must talk about each and every issue. the president traveled to new york on monday morning to attend the united nations general assembly. on the first day of the trip, raeesi answered their questions in a meeting with senior american media executives. from the nbc network people in the us congress, whether or not they say that more than 6 billion dollars of iran's oil sales money may be spent for purposes beyond philanthropy , belong to the people and we will use it to meet the needs of the people. meeting with american foreign policy thinkers one of the other plans of the president was on his trip to new york. more than 1,200 people in america have been killed by the police , politicians or journalists. check the situation of 1,271 people killed by the police in the streets . the united nations and the scepter of the algerian president kyrgyzstan, kazakhstan, croatia, tajikistan, the prime minister of pakistan, malaysia, iraq, japan and sri lanka met, but the most important plan of the president's trip t

national academy of sciences of the united states. probably the nation's most distinguished scientific. this was printed in may of this year. quote, each passing year has seen our estimate of the probability of life and space increase along with our capabilities of detecting it. more and more scientists feel that contact with other civilizations is no longer something beyond our dreams. but as a natural event in the history of mankind. and that will perhaps occur within the lifetime of many of us. the promise is now too great either to turn to permit or to wait much longer before devoting major resources to a search for other intelligent beings. the long run. this may be one of science's most important and most profound contributions to mankind and to our civilization in growth. the basic point is very simply put, is that the number of stars in our galaxy alone is so staggeringly large in the order of the 11 or more that the probability of stars having planetary systems are so high. we think perhaps half the probability that those planetary systems might be comparable with our own and that the stars have some kind of an ecosphere, a sp

few extra people with them, and every few minutes they just shake hands with each other for the empty seats. the united nations general assembly during netanyahu's speech means that the global zionist project to isolate iran and legitimize this usurping regime has completely failed. sanctions must be returned immediately . above all, iran must face a credible nuclear threat. against iran, netanyahu's office issued a statement saying that the prime minister of the zionist regime correctly used this phrase, while in the text of the speech, the phrase was iran's credible military threat. netanyahu's coordinated action in analyzing iran's nuclear attack and subsequent the existing change and correction to the military attack by the israeli prime minister's office shows the arrogance of the zionists in using how the united nations seems to have uttered these sentences due to the intensity of nervous tension caused by the internal, regional and external problems of the childhood regime of iran in friday at the united nations pictures of thousands of zionists and americans with placards against netanyahu in front of

unite the nation. this is a vaccine against turmoil in the world today. we see all politics today is built to incite endless conflicts. we can generally be neighbors for eachericans, after the second world war, deliberately relied on anti-soviet anti-russian nationalism. she is united by compromises at the expense of our historical memory and our emotional interests. maybe. at exactly midnight, european unity began to come apart at the seams, despite the decision of the european commission by lifting the bar on grain supplies from ukraine, three countries unilaterally extended the ban poland and slovakia have limited themselves to grain for now, hungary has introduced restrictions for 24 types of ukrainian agricultural products, including vegetables, meat, honey, such steps have caused hysteria in kiev, zelensky has already threatened to appeal to the international court. in italy , emergency measures are being taken to combat illegal migration, the country's prime minister said that the influx of illegal immigrants has become unbearable, neither italy nor europe can accommodate such a large number of migrants. rome considers it necessary immediately. laun

least four-fifths of the seats at the united nations were empty , the israeli delegation brought a few extra people with them , every few minutes they just clapped for eacher, the empty seats of the organization's general assembly nations during netanyahu's speech, the project of global zionism and the legitimization of this usurping regime has completely failed. sanctions must be returned. above all, iran must face a credible, serious nuclear threat. a credible nuclear threat against iran, the words that netanyahu's office by issuing a statement about the statement of the prime minister of the zionist regime, he correctly used this phrase, while in the text of the speech , the phrase was iran's valid military threat , netanyahu's coordinated action in threatening iran with a nuclear attack , and subsequently changing and correcting the issue. to the military attack by the office of the prime minister of israel shows the arrogance of zionism in using the madman of the united nations. it seems that he uttered these sentences due to the intensity of nervous pressure caused by the internal, regional and foreign problems of the child-killing regime that neta

free, and the tragedy once again showed that ukrainians do not abandon each other in a difficult moment. why is our nation unitedtter what, our people are incredible, just people . well, look how they ran here, how they ran here to help. there are so many stories like a trainer to his pet, realizing that he is here alone, he climbed the mountain to him himself and took it out of the apartment. well, how is it that our people are incredible? good morning, we from ukraine loaded the car. well, just so you understand, the package is already on my shoulder . shoulder to shoulder, a lot of war came to our home and from the first days i joined the teroborona, but i realized that i would do much more here than i will be there. there was nothing, i'll go to my main account crazy time money changer in kharkiv already a cup of tea for your health god bless ukraine but i have my audience with whom i can do much more much more help women's here any bumpers napkins toilet paper here napkins toilet paper macaroni sweet there room we sort macaroons into porridge children's children's potatoes we sort them for tomorrow i, as i

each other's diplomats. from vancouver, she hovered concert reports on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly of a canadian prime minister repeated his charge. it was credible evidence. the agents of the indian government were responsible for the killing of a canadian c activist on the canadian. so we call upon the government of india to engage with us to move forward on getting to the truth of this matter. the indian government calls navigations episode, but also added that it was okay, what exactly is it being alleged? yeah, i believe we couldn't specific information that is provided to us, but so far we have not received any such specific information. it's the sentiments that's being increasingly heard and kind of there as well. if there was sufficient evidence to publicly accuse the indian government of murder and expel and indian diplomats, why can't it be released? there is a growing sense of unease here. the lock of evidence provided by canadian authorities items for lack of vocal support for ultra was claims from its key allies with that to the us as caution and calls for conclusions not

that is , after all, when the united nations organization was created where each nation, then i mean,ting mikhalych’s arms themselves, they repeatedly told how they complain, many diplomats are with me and would be ready to vote. here's uh. an alternative, indeed, the un will remain as a platform where you can talk, where you can exchange opinions, really an alternative to a multipolar world. it is not simple multipolar multi-block world. now, if it was the same before, we’re talking about the usa ussr, uh, tripoles of movement. no, i’m not talking about the fact that it’s all the same. it was not just two countries, but not one way or another relying on allies. they couldn’t go anywhere because they needed support, we see today how they tried. so , having broken one block, the soviet union, they separated it from the warsaw pact, they smashed this entire harmonious socialist system and began to strangle, as they say, one by one , the former soviet union separately territory of the ussr and including them in its composition. now they are trying to destroy russia by also trying to dism

check each other today, we the nation of iran need more than ever to meet and unite, which is like an iron barrier against the enemies of islam with the enemies of the iranian nation according to the means of hojjat al-islam qasim khani imam juma khoi in showing the role of shia scholars and sunnis and heads of clans and nomads in consolidating the foundations of unity it is very important as a kurd, considering that global arrogance seeks to disrupt national security, seeks to disrupt national unity, shia and sunni scholars and clerics , heads of clans, their sons, experts, have a duty to raise knowledge, they have a duty to raise knowledge. shahr qatur khoi also said in this conference that with timely recognition of the common enemy, many arrogant plots can be foiled . this naval conference is the commander of his own blood corps considering the martyrs as the guarantors of the unity and oneness of the islamic ummah, in line with this unity, the sacred system of the islamic republic, today , it is a heavy and serious task to present this unity and popularity . the supervision only

the number of extra people seeking international protection each year has increased to more than 10 million, according to the united nationshe most refugees are turkey, 3.6 million, iran, 3.4 million, colombia, 2.5 million. the uk has around 230,000. so, does this mean the current asylum model the current asylum model is broken, or that the need for it is even greater? the guardians of the refugee convention and the rights of those seeking asylum are the un high commission for refugees. they fear the home secretary's intervention may undermine international consensus on displaced people. certainly, it's something we're concerned about . and we're always concerned whenever the relevance of the convention- is called into question. if the home secretary's ideas became reality, what impact would that have on people fleeing persecution? certainly, more restrictive - interpretations of the convention would become extremely risky. the home secretary told her us audience uncontrolled migration presented an existential threat to western culture and and that the asylum rules were far too generous. we will not be able to sustain an a

that is, after all, when the united nations organization was created, where each nation, that is, the they repeatedly told me how many diplomats complain to me and would be ready to vote. it's nearby. and now i’m telling the diploma realistically. an alternative, indeed, it will remain as a platform where you can talk, where you can change opinions, really an alternative to a multipolar world. this is not just a multipolar, multi-bloc world. now, if it was the same before, because we are talking about the usa ussr, uh, three movements are not crimes. no , i’m not talking about the fact that it’s all the same. it wasn't only two countries, and not one way or another relied on allies. and from them they could not go anywhere, because they needed support, we see today how they tried. so, having broken one block of the soviet union, they separated it from the warsaw pact. they smashed this entire well-ordered socialist system and began to strangle, as they say, one by one , the soviet union was separated from the former territories of the ussr and included them in its composition. now the

un general assembly , 15 to 20 representatives of each country minutes of lecture time are allocated based on the timetable published by the united nations , the president of the islamic republic of iran will give his 21st speech at the general assembly this year. they should protest against climate change in new york. demonstrators holding cloths and chanting slogans against the policies of the biden administration demanded a reduction in fossil fuel consumption. economic and political and the meetings of the officials of the two countries had a telephone conversation. did amir abdollahian and bayram review the recent developments, including the deteriorating situation and the conditions of the borders of armenia and the republic of azerbaijan , they emphasized that the issues in the caucasus region should be resolved through dialogue. it is possible to work in tehran with the powder of regional and international assemblies. it was another issue that the foreign minister of iran and the republic of azerbaijan emphasized that the possible changes will not reach the 1403 national entrance exam. before the end of shahrivar, it was announce

out under the supervision of the united nations in this regard and emphasized i would like to point out that the government of iraq and iraqi kurdistan cooperate with eacher, and the subject and plan of this plan have been presented by them and they emphasize the necessity of implementing this plan. the problems that exist must be solved and the issues and problems need to be resolved it should be resolved through dialogue and it is not wise that our relations and the relations between the two countries, which are privileged and excellent, and possibly the issue of the territory of iraq or the territory of the iraqi kurdistan region being threatened , is jasmine, but it is necessary that we use other means to we have excellent relations and we have a security agreement. i am announcing from tehran that i emphasize the necessity of implementing this security agreement and we should not use language other than dialogue between the two countries and between the two neighboring countries in this regard. we have tools and equipment to solve chin problems we can refer to them, and one of the issues raised in this regard is the security agreement, and it is ne

that is, the united states is everywhere in the national elites. already prepared people, they can squabble with eachther. as much as she likes there, uh, she can run into a macron to criticize him, that's understandable. yes, lord, the spider crosses, it follows completely in the concept that has turned, they will still drink together, of course, of course, sing songs. won even the koreans forced him. in general, to sing such songs, yoksyan yol, came as general perek. he even criticized the president there, the united states sang nothing. everything, everything is clear. all. this is good. i would also like a macron now, when he spoke about us. well, comment on this, i would say that he also raised this very important topic now, but anything is possible. there is one thing here , there is a practical thing, he denies the olympiad, which is staged. well, in general , the disruption of this olympiad is possible, insofar as there is not enough funding. they say there is already a deficit of 1 billion. approximately the problem is that the baja has set, and who ukraine has set, that it has created a coa

each other. there's a thomas greenfield, the us and boss of united nations talking to me about the situation in the going to come back to post all the issues of the world. oh, here discussed when you have old little mealy olds, the leaders of the world in one place to watch out for in the next couple of hours is present tonight and seeing he's here in person addressing the un general assembly last year, the 1st year that is a since the invasion of his country by russia, he made a video address. but do you see it in new york? we'll hear that speech a little later on that which is here. and we will be taking that live when he does indeed speak and getting a reaction to that as well. that is how different medicaid is a james buys for us at the united nations. thank you us. but as i mentioned, guns, law and artillery has been heard in cities and they're going to cut about as a by jones defense ministries is launched, a military operation in the region against a medium forces that up to it, accuse them of killing 4 of his police offices and land mind explosions, as well as john says it wants to complete

, at least four-fifths of the seats in the united nations are empty, the israeli delegation is a few more, and every few minutes they just shake hands with each other. forgiveness of this usurping regime has completely failed. sanctions must be returned. above all, it must be faced with the threat of the other side. iran's nuclear authority, the zionist , correctly used this phrase , while in the text of his written speech, there are threats. iran's military has been reliable. netanyahu's concerted action in threatening iran with nuclear weapons and the subsequent change and correction of the issue to a military attack by the israeli prime minister's office shows the arrogance of zionism in using the crazy of the united nations and these statements are due to the intense nervous pressure caused by domestic, regional and foreign problems of the child-killing regime were mentioned. images of 120,000 americans with placards against netanyahu in front of the organization's building were shared on users' pages. fatemeh sharifi , sedav and sima news agency. let's go with any purpose into the world of information, and it's not just mine , why do all

annual un general assembly, the representative of each country is allocated 15 to 20 minutes of speech time based on the schedule that the united nations published the 21st president of the islamic republic of iran the speech at this year's general assembly will be ali rajabi, the united nations general assembly news agency, new york, the singer of 54 iranian caravansaries, with the majority of countries voting at the riyadh summit , the case of the forests of di zaman was also included in the world heritage case of next year's heritage, again without a ceiling. it will be sent. iran has more than 1000 calories, which has been registered nationally, and today 54 iranian caravanserais have been registered globally. with this green, the number of our world heritage registered works is 27. i congratulate our dear people on this success, stan. negotiations to normalize relations with the zionist regime the iranian news website, quoting an official from the israeli prime minister's office , reported that saudi arabia announced the reason for this decision as the zionist regime's inflexibility towards the palestinians . he previously announc

the number of extra people seeking international protection each year has increased to more than 10 million, according to the united nationsfugees are turkey, 3.6 million, iran, 3.4 million, colombia, 2.5 million. the uk has around 230,000. so does this mean the current asylum model is broken, or that the need for it is even greater? the guardians of the refugee convention and the rights of those seeking asylum are the un high commission for refugees. they fear the home secretary's intervention may undermine international consensus on displaced people. certainly, it is something we are concerned about. we are always concerned whenever the relevance of the convention is called into question. if the home secretary's ideas became reality, what impact would that have on people fleeing persecution? certainly more restrictive interpretations of the convention would become extremely risky. the home secretary told her us audience uncontrolled migration presented an existential threat to western culture and that the asylum rules were far too generous. we will not be able to sustain an asylum system if, in effect, simply being gay o

the number of extra people seeking international protection each year has increased to more than 10 million, according to the united nationson, colombia, 2.5 million. the uk has around 230,000. so, does this mean the current asylum model is broken, or that the need for it is even greater? the guardians of the refugee convention and the rights of those seeking asylum are the un high commission for refugees. they fear the home secretary's intervention may undermine international consensus on displaced people. i certainly, it's something we're i concerned about and we're always concerned whenever the relevance of the convention is _ called into question. if the home secretary's ideas became reality, what impact would that have on people fleeing persecution? certainly, more restrictive - interpretations of the convention would become extremely risky. the home secretary told her us audience uncontrolled migration presented an existential threat to western culture and that the asylum rules were far too generous. we will not be able to sustain an asylum system if, in effect, simply being gay or a woman or fearful of discriminatio

, the number of extra people seeking international protection each year has increased to more than 10 million according to the united nationshe most refugees are turkey, 3.6 million, iran, 3.4 million, colombia, 2.5 million. the uk has around 230,000. so does this mean the current asylum model is broken, or that the need for it is even greater? the guardians of the refugee convention and the rights of those seeking asylum are the un high commission for refugees. they fear the home secretary's intervention may undermine international consensus on displaced people. certainly it is something we are concerned about. we are always concerned whenever the relevance of the convention is called into question. if the home secretary's ideas became reality, what impact would that have on people fleeing persecution? certainly more restrictive interpretations of the convention would become extremely risky. for labour, suella braverman�*s speech is more about domestic politics than international policy. i think the home secretary has totally failed to tackle the tories' asylum chaos. so she is ramping up the rhetoric and looking around fo

so it's a great pleasure to be preceded by the united nations secretary general antonio good. that he's, i will do, i agreed to shift each of the heads of state and government and delegates present. but i still, i pay homage to our compactor it sergio theater. the mammal for 1021 of the employees of this organization. the victims of the brutal attack in baghdad 20 years ago. it is, i also wish to express my gonzalez's to the victims of the earth cake in morocco and the storms that fit very like what happened recently in the state of rio grande it was showing my countries have these tragedies have claimed lives and cause the rep bearable losses, our thoughts and pre yours are with all the victims and their families to you on us . ladies and gentlemen, you know exactly 20 years ago. i stood on this roster for the 1st time and said on that september 23rd to 2003 is my 1st words before this world paula meant to be of profit in seeing that human capacity to overcome challenges and evolve toward superior forms of uncle existence, i return today, just say that i'm on to my unshakable trust and humanity. at that time when you're

well, listen to the united nations again, which said just a few days ago that a freak of leaves 124000000000 dollars each year to come back to be a bad effect of climate change. so all of these figures, y as in college and to some degree, the artist and fraction of what a frequent needs, what people missed when they think about this is that what africa is trying to propose is that the world allows the continent to develop itself. investor supporting the green energy, a sort of sense, and not to blame a freaking leaders of african nations for bad management. because of course, the west always likes to highlight the bad management that corruption in africa to basically drive the blame away from the global industrial brooks. that's really the main reason to open fluids at the, the private. that's why we invest these gap. we talk now about climate colonialism because africa has been targeted by the factories and companies on the kept the dentist, the glass of the west for decades and decades made to use. oh yeah, the guys and uranium and i and then 1st faith, another one you for the benefits of the rest with

annual un general assembly , the representative of each country is allotted 15 to 20 minutes of speech time according to the schedule that the united nations published the president of the islamic republic iran will be the 21st speech at the general assembly this year. ali rajabi of the united nations general assembly in new york. now we are going to new york to talk to ali rajabi . the 78th united nations general assembly and more details for you now in different parts of the world heads of state are traveling to new york and in an hour our own president mr. raisi will go from tehran to new york the theme and slogan of the annual united nations general assembly is rebuilding trust and restoration global reunification and speeding up the actions of this organization for the goals of sustainable development announced by the president of the general assembly of peace, prosperity and sustainable development announced the four goals of the implementation of the 78th general assembly of the united nations and said that all over the world the heads and officials of different countries are entering in the last 24 hours his successor is arriving a

and the other, and facts of genocide, destruction of each other on national grounds, religion, and territorial disputes that go nowhere what united was a common enemy, so at the moment they are forced to hug, kiss, as soon as, or god forbid, this common enemy will not be there, then the massacre between poland and ukraine will immediately begin automatically, but even now, with the existence of a common enemy, they have there are still these claims to each other, they have not gone away, we see how part of... polish society periodically splashes out these claims into the public space, all these marches of anger take place, and the demands of polish nationalists not to forget the massacre take place, and this is emphasized a lot , and what we are seeing now in poland, when they beat ukrainian guest workers there, when they call them names in every possible way, find fault with them, when they do their work as taxi drivers, salesmen or someone else, complete... on the part of some polish citizens, that’s him, also claims that we took you here, we eat you here, feed you, and here you begin to throw us some horses as a result, make c