Sexual violence & other topics - Daily Briefing (16 April 2018)

Daily Press Briefing: Secretary-General in Saudi Arabia, Syria Humanitarian, Sexual Violence, Mali, Central African Republic, South Sudan, Nepal, Ecuador, Press Conferences Today, Noon Briefing Guest Tomorrow, Honour Roll
Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- SECRETARY-GENERAL TO MEET WITH KING SALMAN IN SAUDI ARABIA
- SYRIA: 3,800 PEOPLE FROM DOUMA ARRIVE IN AL-BAB – U.N. RELIEF WING
- SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS ON SECURITY COUNCIL TO UNITE ON ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM FOR CHEMICAL ATTACK IN SYRIA
- IN SECURITY COUNCIL, DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES ACCOUNTABILITY FOR SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN CONFLICT
- MALI: SECRETARY-GENERAL SPEAKS OUT AGAINST ATTACK ON U.N., FRENCH CAMPS IN TIMBUKTU
- U.N. MISSION IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC IN DIALOGUE WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS TO RESTORE CALM
- SOUTH SUDAN: 7 AID WORKERS RELEASED AFTER 20-DAY DETENTION – U.N. RELIEF WING
- SENIOR U.N. OFFICIAL COMMENDS NEPAL ON SUCCESS OF PEACE PROCESS
- U.N.E.S.C.O. CHIEF CONDEMNS KILLING OF ECUADORIAN MEDIA WORKERS
- KAZAKHSTAN PAYS U.N. DUES
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