Climate change consequences & other topics - Daily Briefing (11 July 2018)

Daily Press Briefing: Japan, DSG, South Sudan, Thailand, DRC, DPRK, Syria, World Population Day, High-Level Political Forum, Global Goals Day, Noon Briefing Guest Today and Press Conferences Tomorrow
Briefing by Stephane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- SECRETARY-GENERAL VOICES CONDOLENCES TO JAPAN IN WAKE OF LANDSLIDES, FLOODING
- ‘NO COUNTRY WILL BE SPARED FROM CLIMATE CHANGE CONSEQUENCES’, DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL WARNS SECURITY COUNCIL
- SECRETARY-GENERAL ‘APPALLED’ BY REPORTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CIVILIANS IN SOUTH SUDAN
- SECRETARY-GENERAL CONGRATULATES TEAM THAT RESCUED BOYS FROM FLOODED CAVES IN THAILAND
- D.R. CONGO: PEACEKEEPERS DEPLOY TO BIJOMBO AMID VIOLENT CLASHES
- WRAPPING UP VISIT TO D.P.R. KOREA, U.N. RELIEF CHIEF SPOTLIGHTS NEED FOR FUNDING TO ADDRESS HUMANITARIAN NEEDS
- SYRIA: 234,000 PEOPLE DISPLACED IN DARA’A, QUNEITRA AMID CONTINUED CLASHES
- WORLD POPULATION DAY SPOTLIGHTS FAMILY PLANNING AS HUMAN RIGHT
- HIGH-LEVEL U.N. FORUM DISCUSSES SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES, LEAST DEVELOPED, LANDLOCKED DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
- NEW YORK CITY FIRST TO REVIEW PROGRESS ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
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