Security, development and human rights go hand in hand, and they are key factors in arriving at a more just world.

I was privileged to speak in this Hall five years ago when world leaders agreed on the Millennium Declaration a vision for a fairer, safer and more prosperous world.

C. Sharing burdens and responsibilities more equitably and building capacities to receive and protect refugees

We therefore call for fairer rules to govern international business and trade, in particular measures to cushion the impacts of adverse changes.

Gathered here, we have pledged to take action to make the world more secure and more just.

Regional stakeholder consultations would help to expand networks and achieve greater geographical balance.

4. Reiterates that international cooperation in the humanitarian field facilitates better understanding, mutual respect, confidence and tolerance among countries and peoples, thus contributing to a more just and non violent world

On the reform of the Security Council, it is necessary to make it far more equitable and representative of the United Nations global constituency.

It will depend just as much on the ability of the international community to deliver a fairer system of world trade.

Securing a More Secure World

I would like to take this opportunity to reaffirm Somalia's appreciation for, and approval of, the United Nations 60 years of progressive work to maintain peace while concurrently achieving incremental progress towards a more equitable and liveable world.

Tuvalu believes that the time is ripe for us to decide on a more equitable and representative Security Council.

Education is vital to poverty eradication, social integration and full employment, and essential to the achievement of a more just and equitable global society.

Indeed, following a victory in an American court, Gu, a lawyer, wrote a book in which she claimed that China provides the fairest method of trial.

A comprehensive review is also needed in order to reach agreement on a scale of assessment structure that is more equitable and fair.

You have commanded your statutes in righteousness. They are fully trustworthy.

By me kings reign, and princes decree justice.

Thy testimonies that thou hast commanded are righteous and very faithful.

Serbia and Montenegro is proud to be among the founders of an institution in which high expectations have been placed for making the world a more just and better place.

We must build a new system based on the accepted and proclaimed values of transparency and responsibility, basic pillars upon which to build a more democratic and fairer international system.

The result will be a safer world.

The result is a world that is messier and more dangerous than it should be.

Without a deeper commitment from developed countries to trade regimes that are more just, the future of the sugar and banana industries in countries such as Belize hangs in the balance.

More and better aid was needed, delivered through real partnerships between donor and developing countries, along with fairer trade and a focus on the special needs of Africa, in order to empower the poor.

And, for future generations, it would be a world that is more sustainable than ours.

Indeed, citizens throughout the rich developed world all stand to benefit from a more prosperous globe especially a world in which there is less poverty, with fewer people facing despair.

The international community would also benefit from reform of the global trading system to provide fairer opportunities to exporters from developing countries and stability and predictability in rules and procedures.

The efforts of the international community should be directed more resolutely towards the creation of a more just and therefore more stable world.

In a little over two years, we've written up about 4,000 items replicable models, technological tools, emerging ideas all providing a path to a future that's more sustainable, more equitable and more desirable.

At the High level Plenary Meeting in September, leaders of Member States will have the opportunity to take bold decisions to make our world fairer and freer, more prosperous and more secure, and to strengthen the United Nations.

The result will be a safer financial world.

Our quest for a safer and secure world continues to be challenged.

Indian Ocean disaster risk reduction for a safer world

Indian Ocean disaster risk reduction for a safer future

Review of the Yokohama Strategy and Plan of Action for a Safer World

The objective of the draft resolution is to achieve the fairest and most democratic approach to the complex and controversial question of Security Council enlargement, while seeking the broadest possible consensus on how to proceed.

Nothing is more lethal in politics than failure in direct confrontation.

The result will be a more dangerous world for bloggers and activists, and less free speech for all.

We should be more aware of safeguarding our creations and spreading the awareness to create a better world.

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For if you thoroughly amend your ways and your doings if you thoroughly execute justice between a man and his neighbor

For if ye throughly amend your ways and your doings if ye throughly execute judgment between a man and his neighbour

We sought the same balance when we recommended to our heads of State or Government the adoption of clear measures to guarantee fairer international trade that would be more conducive to development.

In our collective commitment as Member States of this body, rich and poor, large and small, weak and strong, we have recognized an obligation to work together in order to create a more just and more equitable global order.

The opportunity to build a safer, fairer, and more united world has been largely squandered.