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Drains, gray water (dirty water) started to remain full. Water started accumulating in every way and public places. To solve this problem, the women of the village started unitedly on the initiative of ‘United Nations Project Services Office’ – UNOPS.

Reena Ahirwar, who commanded this campaign, who not only inspired women, drinking water to save, but also played an important role in freeing the roads and streets of the village from waterlogging.

With the help of UNOPS, two leach pit were built in the village, which helped in gray water management. Seeing its success, Reena, along with the panchayat, raised the demand for soak pit and leach pit in the entire village and held meetings to make people aware and carried forward the campaign through public participation.

The result of these efforts was that the panchayat made 13 soak pits in the village, which could make a permanent solution to the problem of waterlogging. Now the paths and public places through the village of Imilia are completely free from waterlogging.

This campaign of Reena Ahirwar has now become an example for the surrounding villages.

United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner Volcar Turk noted that the campaign of rights of persons with disabilities emphasized that without their participation, no decisions related to their lives should be taken.

However, at present, the international community, the basic element of the universal manifesto for human rights, is failing to keep the handicapped for the handicapped, which states that all humans are born equal.

The UN Human Rights High Commissioner said that persons with disabilities are discriminated against in all areas and are rejected. Their value is underestimated, targeted and ignored, especially women and girls.

He said that the use of technology should promote inclusion, but this has deepened inequalities. In online communities, intimidation and darling means that no place is safe. People with disabilities are held responsible for the evils prevailing in the society.

Problems of handicapped

Disability Rights activist Nikki Lily reiterated the warning of the Human Rights High Commissioner for Internet, saying that incidents of intimidation and online hatred have increased on online mediums. However, these platforms can also prove to be a lifeline for persons with disabilities.

20 -year -old Nikki Lily has an online presence from the age of eight. At the age of six, he came to know about the unusual state of his arteries and veins, affecting his face. Due to this, there can be many other problems including seizures, weakening eyes, headache, trouble in speaking.

She says that she got an opportunity to connect with new people with the presence on the online platform, often she used to forget her reality while lying on the bed in the hospital.

Nikki Lily told about her campaign on social media, which focuses on helping people living in rare and complex health state.

He urged social media companies that in the development of technology, persons with disabilities would have to be taken along, and to test the online material, the filter system will have to be faster.

Nikki Lily told the Human Rights Council of 47 members that this problem is not only with the social media platform but also before the institutions.

New technology challenges

The state -of -the -art technology, which identifies the face, has been seen as a major progress, but Nikki Lily said that this technology is not effective for their community.

People who have to remain in the face of face changes every day have not been taken care of in this software.

Because of this, they have to face obstructions in using the banking app, applying for employment or acquiring identity related documents, since the facial identifying technology is not able to identify their face.

In view of this, Nikki Lily welcomed the UN treaties on the rights of persons with disabilities and appealed to the members of the council to invest in such a accessible digital system, in which there is equal behavior with all the people, the accountability of the platform is fixed and the inclusive policies should be adopted.

Strength on inclusion

UN Human Rights High Commissioner Volcar Turk said that some auxiliary technology is prepared by men, for men and women are ignored.

The head of the World Federation for the deaf-nation, Sanja Turkze said that one in every 10 person living in a state of disability is accessible to technology at a sufficient level.

Such technologies are not only simple tools, but can also ensure complete participation and inclusion of persons with disabilities.

He drew attention that a world in which complete participation of disabled persons has been ensured, is not only a dream, but it is the common responsibility of all of us, and we have to take it together to convert it into reality.

He condemned Ukraine at a full level of invasion and war on Ukraine during a meeting of the Security Council on Tuesday. Also, emphasized the need to provide human assistance to the needy Palestinian population in Gaza Patti.

High representative Kaya Kalas said that the European Association is a strong partner of the United Nations. Multilateral cooperation is the only way to deal with collective challenges and to protect international peace and security.

“The world is facing unprecedented pressure … Our Bhuristic reference is changing, but you can trust the European Union as the most trusted, reliable and predictable of the United Nations.”

‘Unlawful war of aggression’

Kaya Kalas condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and caused him an illegal war of aggression, whose aim was to ruin another UN member country.

According to him, with the return of Russian military forces and the bombing on Ukraine, this war can be immediately ended.

High representative Kalas warned that the results of this war reach far from Ukraine, there is disruption in global food and energy markets, and other countries including Korea Democratic Public Republic and Iran are also getting entangled.

“Therefore, we have to focus our efforts in Ukraine on achieving a justified and permanent peace as soon as possible.”

Kaya Kalas, a high representative of the European Association for foreign affairs, addressed the Security Council.

Assistance effort in Gaza

High representative Kalas, referring to the crisis in Gaza Strip, assured that the European Union is committed to providing life saving assistance to the common citizens trapped in violent conflicts.

“The ceasefire is in force in Gaza, but the delicate situation remains.” If there is any disruption in the support supply, then there will be a bad effect on the serious situation already.

The high representative stressed that it is mandatory that humanitarian aid should not be politicized nor any conditions should be imposed. All the obstacles coming in the path of transporting humanitarian aid will have to be removed.

He expressed the support of the European Union for two-nation solutions and described it as the only option for sustainable peace and security in the Middle East region.

Trusted partner in unstable world

Kaya Kalas said that the European Union, along with the United Nations, is constantly trying to maintain multilateralism, human rights and international law system.

He stressed that it is important to maintain the financial stability of the UN. About one-third of the funds for United Nations agencies, funds and programs are contributed by EU member countries.

The high representative said that there are three major threats for global peace and security: terrorism, deliberately spreading wrong information, and attacks on gender equality.

Expressing the resolve of the European Union in the fight against terrorism, he said that the campaign to tamper with information and deliberately spread misleading information on online mediums is being strengthened.

According to Kaya Kalas, there are important relations in women’s rights and democratic tolerance, but efforts are being made to hurt the progress made towards women empowerment.

The general secretary said, “A fierce response against an increase in hatred and equality towards women works to stop and push their development.”

“I want to make it clear: this is unacceptable, immoral and self-proclaiming. We have to stop it. And stop together.”

The program is being organized on the occasion of completion of 30 years of Beijing announcement and the historic proposal of the Security Council on women, peace and security.

During this time, the leaders of civil society have expressed concern over the collection of less money for feminist movements and increase in gender -based violence.

Visiting women’s rights continues

The General Secretary, while accepting the progress in maternal health and education, warned that the achievements achieved by hard work are in danger.

He said, “Women’s organizations and civil society played a major role in achieving these achievements.”

“I appreciate your efforts. But, women and girls are still facing many kinds of evils.”

The danger of women rights guards has been a worrying subject. ,

Worldwide, women rights advocates have to face harassment, threats and violence – even murder. ”

They are facing the problem of low attendance and low availability in the civilian place. Due to which there is a decrease in erosion and accountability of rights.

The world is still male-oriented

Emphasizing structural inequalities, the General Secretary said, “We still live in the male-oriented world, which has male-oriented culture.”

He said that in areas like technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem), there is clearly male dominance.

Even in many algorithms created by the technical industry, partiality towards women can be seen.

The General Secretary, apart from this, told about low money availability and limited resources that women’s peace and human funds have raised an amount of $ 20 million to $ 10 million for this, which is insufficient to fully support civil society.

Political manifesto sanctioned

On Tuesday itself, member countries unanimously, a powerful Political manifesto Adopted in which for the rights, equality and strength of all women and girls, the resolve of member countries has been confirmed once again.

UN Women’s Association – Un women Welcoming the manifesto, the Executive Director Seema Bowus said, “At a time when the progress achieved hard for gender equality is being attacked, the global community, everywhere everywhere, has united to demonstrate unity for all women and girls.”

UN office spokesperson Thamin al-Khititan told reporters in Geneva that so far 111 people have been confirmed and the verification process is going on.

According to the news medium, the figure of the dead is expected to be up to one thousand. Security forces of the caretaker administration in Syria allegedly targeted communities in coastal areas which are considered a supporter of former President Bashar al -Assad.

Ohchr Spokesperson Thiemin al-Khitan said that there have been many incidents of distressed incidents in which women, children and those injured in the fight were killed. In most of these cases, cities and villages of the community were targeted.

The Assad family belongs to the same addition to the community, which is a branch of Shia Islam. In addition to the total population of Syria, the community is about 10 percent.

The UN office quoted eyewitnesses as saying that the people who carried out these incidents attacked the houses, questioned the local residents about their ethnicity, and in addition to the confirmation of being aite or Sunni Muslim, either killed them or left them alive.

Murder in front of family

According to Thameen al-Khitan, some survived people said that many men were shot in front of their family. It is reported that on March 6-7, the former Asad government loyal security forces and armed persons allegedly attacked several hospitals in Latakia, Tartus and Banias.

There have been clashes with the security forces of their caretaker administration, in which a large number of common citizens, patients, doctors and medical students were casualties, and hospitals were also damaged.

There are reports of killing all the families including women, children and injured fighters in retaliation. The current caretaker administration’s security forces and unknown gunmen have been reported to be killed without hearing on the basis of the community.

It has been feared that in recent times, houses and shops have been looted on a large scale and unknown persons have taken advantage of the chaotic situation on the ground. Many common citizens have left their homes and fled in rural areas, and a large number of people have taken shelter in an airbase controlled by Russian military forces.

Compromise with Kurdish leadership

Meanwhile, the United Nations has welcomed the agreement on Monday between the caretaker administration and Kurdish Democratic Forces (SDF) in Syria.

SDF was a powerful part of armed opposition during the former Assad rule, and had control over a large area in the northeast of the country. After this agreement, SDF fighters will now be part of the national army and the Kurdish population has been recognized as a unbroken part of Syria.

UN special envoy for Syria, Gair Padreson, has hoped that the agreement will strengthen a reliable and inclusive political process in the country, in accordance with the principles of proposal 2254 of the UN Security Council.

With this, it has also been expected to agree on a new constitution in Syria and pave the way for independent and fair elections.

Sheela Parihar took responsibility for the leadership of this campaign in the village. Sheela decided that now every street of the village, clean, safe and quality water will reach every house. He learned the technology of water testing with the help of UNOPS and started checking the water regularly every six months.

She not only examines the purity of water, but also explains to the people why clean water is necessary and how can a waterborne diseases be avoided.

Although it was a little difficult to convince people in the beginning, Sheela’s hard work paid off. Many women of the village joined them and on seeing it, it became a strong team. Now Sheela and their fellow women are working not only on the quality of water, but also on water conservation.

Initially, he faced many challenges. On applying for employment, people felt disappointed due to the mentality and prejudices of the people. But Nazim did not give up.

With the help of college, he started stalling stalls at various places, including establishments like LIC India.

Nazim’s products include porridge cookies, corn cookies, flax seat cookies and various types of jams, which are completely natural and handmade. Their products do not use any kind of chemicals, which makes people like them.

With her efforts, Nazim not only became self -sufficient, but is also providing employment to four other women. They believe that if a person becomes an example, then he inspires others to move forward.

This journey of Nazim is an inspiration for all those who want to become self -sufficient and bring change in society. Unaids Gone trained and helped Nazim, which helped him to improve his products and identify the market.

On Friday, clashes erupted between the military forces of the caretaker administration and the loyal soldiers of former President Bashar al -Assad in Syria.

According to eyewitnesses, most of the deaths have occurred in coastal provinces, Latakia and Tartus in the areas of the apart from the community, which are traditionally seen as the stronghold of the supporters of the former Assad rule.

The Assad family belongs to the same addition to the community, which is a branch of Shia Islam. In addition to the total population of Syria, the community is about 10 percent.

UN spokesperson Stephan Dujariq, while informing journalists at New York Headquarters on Monday, said that General Secretary Antonio Guteresh is worried about violence erupted in the coastal areas of Syria.

In these incidents, there are reports of killings of people without hearing and abolition of the entire families. UN agency for Palestinian refugees in violence (UNRWA) An employee has also died.

The UN chief has urged all parties to protect common citizens, to stop inflammatory rhetoric and action. Syria has been scorching for the last 14 years in the heat of civil war and five decades of dictatorial rule.

In the last days of November last year, rebel fighters in Syria began to take Syrian cities one after the other, and eventually established their control over Damascus. Since then, representatives of the faction called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham are now in the role of acting administration.

Concern on rising stress

It is reported that in recent times, supporters of the former government and other armed persons in Syria had carried out a series of attacks, after which there are reports of killing women, children and injured fighters in retaliation.

The current caretaker administration’s security forces and unknown gunmen have been reported to be killed without hearing on the basis of the community.

A spokesperson of the UN chief said that the increasing stress among various communities in Syria is a matter of great concern. “Bloodshed in Syria will have to be stopped immediately,” and the accountability of the culprits of violent incidents will have to be fixed. “It is important to remove the concerns of communities in Syria.”

The current caretaker administration in the country has constituted a committee to investigate the violence, and another committee has been established for civil peace.

The general secretary said that it is important to ensure the inclusive and transparent transitional justice process in Syria and the mutual reconciliation process is also important for sustainable peace.

Children in casualties also

For the Middle East, UNICEF Regional Director Aduard Beigbedr said that at least 13 children are reported to have died, who also have a six -month -old baby.

The caretaker administration has informed about the casualties of a large number of common citizens, looting, collective displacement and ending their action on Monday.

The infrastructure including power supply system, hospital, ambulance has also been damaged in violence.

A senior UNICEF official said in his statement that due to violent confrontation, ordinary citizens have suffered casualties, thousands of dislocation, and civil establishments have been damaged.

Defense of child rights

Eduard Beigbeder urged all parties that mutual reconciliation would be given priority and political changes would have to be carried forward in a peaceful manner. In this process, it has to be ensured that all the children of Syria can flourish and are successful in realizing their full possibilities.

“The children of Syria have suffered a lot. They have the right to live in peace and expect a better future. ”

Earlier, UN Human Rights High Commissioner Volkar Turk also expressed deep disappointment over violent incidents in Syria in his statement.

He warned that these events, online mediums and general life are constantly bouncing in hated messages and speeches. In view of this, Syria requires a wide -scale transitional judicial process, which will have to be included under the leadership of Syrian citizens. On the foundation of truth, justice and accountability.