UN Chief condemns recent missile launch by DPRK & other topics - Daily Briefing (5 July 2017)

Daily Briefing: Cyprus, Development Reform, DPRK , Senior Appointments, Yemen, Central African Republic, Iraq, Syria, Children, Libya, Climate, Human Security
Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
HIGHLIGHTS
-SECRETARY-GENERAL WILL RETURN TO CONFERENCE ON CYPRUS IN CRANS-MONTANA
-U.N. SYSTEM MUST UNDERGO BOLD CHANGES TO HELP COUNTRIES ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA BY 2030 – U.N. CHIEF
-U.N. CHIEF STRONGLY CONDEMNS LATEST BALLISTIC MISSILE LAUNCH BY DPR KOREA
-U.N. CHIEF APPOINTS CATHERIN MARCHI-UHEL OF FRANCE AS HEAD OF MECHANISM TO ASSIST IN INVESTIGATION OF CRIMES IN SYRIA
-U.N. SCALING UP RELIEF SUPPORT IN YEMEN TO COMBAT CHOLERA OUTBREAK
-CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: U.N. MISSION WORKING TO DETER FURTHER VIOLENCE IN ZÉMIO
-U.N. ASSISTING CIVILIANS WHO CONTINUE TO FLEE MOSUL AS FIGHTING PROGRESSES IN IRAQI CITY
-SYRIA: U.N. CONCERNED OVER RENEWED FIGHTING AND HUMANITARIAN CONDITIONS
-CHILDREN IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA MOVING IN GREATER NUMBERS THAN EVER BEFORE - UNICEF
-U.N. REFUGEE AGENCY EVACUTES VULNERABLE WOMEN WHO SUFFERED ABUSE IN LYBIA
-WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION LAUNCHES CLIMATE REPORT SERIES EXPLORING EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
-HIGH-LEVEL EVENT WILL EXPLORE ROLE OF HUMAN SECURITY IN 2030 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
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