Sexual exploitation and abuse & other topics - Daily Briefing (29 September 2017)

Daily Press Briefing: Bangladesh/Myanmar, Dominica, Cameroon, Japan, Iraq, Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, Health, Nigeria, Press conferences, Translation Day, Miguel Gonzalez
Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- SECRETARY-GENERAL REITERATES FULL SUPPORT FOR U.N. OFFICE IN MYANMAR
- U.N. SEEKS $31 MILLION FOR DOMINICA AMID ‘MONUMENTAL’ NEEDS
- SECRETARY-GENERAL VOICES CONCERN OVER SITUATION IN CAMEROON, URGES NATIONAL RECONCILIATION AND DIALOGUE
- DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL TO TRAVEL TO TOKYO FOR ASAHI WORLD FORUM
- U.N. MISSION IN IRAQ REITERATES READINESS TO ASSIST ALL SIDES IF REQUESTED
- U.N., MEMBER STATES COMMIT TO TACKLING SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE THROUGH VOLUNTARY COMPACT
- U.N. HEALTH AGENCY RECOMMENDS LARGE-SCALE DEWORMING TO IMPROVE CHILDREN’S HEALTH AND NUTRITION
- UNICEF WARNS MORE THAN HALF OF SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA’S BORNO STATE REMAIN CLOSED
- U.N. REFUGEE AGENCY CALLS FOR STRONGER SUPPORT FOR BURUNDIAN REFUGEES
- HONDURAS: U.N. REPORT URGES REFORM TO PROTECT DISPLACED PEOPLE’S LAND
- U.N. TO MARK INTERNATIONAL TRANSLATION DAY TOMORROW
- SPOKESMAN BIDS FAREWELL TO LONG-TIME COLLEAGUE
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