?UN Day highlights the enduring ideals of the Charter adopted on this date 74 years ago. Amid stormy global seas, the Charter remains our shared moral anchor." @antonioguterres

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— World Food Programme (@WFP) October 24, 2019

#ServingForPeace. Leaving no one behind.#ZeroHunger. Leaving no one behind.#GlobalGoals. Leaving no one behind.#EndPoverty. Leaving no one behind.#ClimateAction. Leaving no one behind.#ForMigration. Leaving no one behind.#WithRefugees. Leaving no one behind.#UNDay??

— IOM - UN Migration (@UNmigration) October 24, 2019

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It's #WorldEnvironmentDay! What's it all about you ask...? It's the United Nations day for encouraging worldwide awareness and action to protect our environment. Ensuring the Earth is feeling its best for all the wonderful creatues that call it home is why we began our Bio-Bridges Mission and why #WorldEnvironmentDay is so important! With your help, we're building and protecting wildlife corridors all over the world to help endangered animals meet, mate and thrive AND to encourage improved bio-diversity in areas. With every purchase your make this June, you'll be helping us protect 10 million square metres of habitats around the world. Illustration by @erinaniker #FightForTheWild #TheBodyShop #CrueltyFreeBeauty

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Youth will inherit the ??? So we?re thrilled to see #ClimateAction leadership from young people in the @unitednations HQ?s home of NYC? for #UNDay?? Thanks to @nycinternationalaffairs for their efforts in the push to achieve the #GlobalGoals!

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Global issues such as #ClimateChange, poverty & inequality, are widening. On #UNDay, our @UlrikaModeer & @ahunnaeziakonwa explain why multilateralism matters now more than ever, to solve the biggest global development challenges of our time. #SDGs https://t.co/gKeaAPOdnq

— UN Development (@UNDP) October 24, 2019

"At this time of turbo-charged change, the United Nations remains focused on the real problems of real people."

-- @antonioguterres on #UNDay: pic.twitter.com/gX7QcRwj6A

— IOM - UN Migration (@UNmigration) October 24, 2019

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This #UNDay, we are imagining a better world for all, including those forcibly displaced.? ? And we can make it happen, together. As the UN approaches its 75th year of international cooperation and development, we are more so than ever committed to our mandate to protect the forcibly displaced and stateless. ? ? We call for more inclusion and positive cooperation across the world to help those most vulnerable. Join us as we continue to serve refugees, internally displaced, asylum seekers, stateless people and beyond. ? ? This photo is of 80-year-old Um Mustafa and our colleague Yumiko, who is works in Aleppo, Syria. Um's eldest son left the country 20 years ago and all contact with him was lost. She doesn't know anything about him, she keeps his university ID dating back to 1992 in her hand all the time to remember him.? ? Photo: ? UNHCR/Antwan Chnkdji? ? #UN75 #UNDay #unitednations #refugees #WithRefugees #humanitarian #aid #cooperation #asylum

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Darlings, let?s celebrate United Nations Day! ? I?ve partnered with the magical charity @womenforwomenuk whose empowering work aligns with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals ? especially goal 5 which aims to achieve gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls by 2030 ? Charity Registration Number: 1115109 - - - #CharlotteTilbury #UnitedNationsDay #WomenForWomen

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