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“Zoey’s Adventures To The Ice Cream Shop” Children Book Author Ilene Lieber And Star Zoey Announce Meet & Greets for National Ice Cream Day

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National Ice Cream Day is coming up on Sunday, July 18, and to commemorate this exciting, fun-filled delicious day, local Author Ilene Lieber and star Zoey of “Zoey’s Adventures to the Ice Cream Shop”...
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COMECE contributes to the European Commission’s New European Bauhaus

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The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) participated in the design phase of the European Commission’s initiative New European Bauhaus
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COVID variants ‘winning the race against vaccines’ warns WHO chief

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Variants like Delta are “currently winning the race against vaccines” said the World Health Organization (WHO) chief, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Wednesday, pinning the blame squarely on a lack of equitable vaccine production and distribution.
ECHR

The Teachings of Great Leaders

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The best leaders are those who guide a group and provide meaningful direction and inspiration. UNITED STATES, July 7, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Many great leaders have left their mark throughout history, and their actions echo...
America

Haiti’s president, Jovenel Moïse assassinated in his home – Vatican News

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President Jovenel Moïse of Haiti was assassinated in his private residence overnight. His death increases fears that the impoverished Carribean nation will plunge into further turmoil.
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Pizzaballa: Pilgrimages are in Jerusalem’s DNA – Vatican News

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The Patriarch of Jerusalem, Archbishop Pierbattista Pizzaballa, welcomes the first group of the pilgrims to the Holy Land in over a yer and a half, since Covid-19 restrictions were put in place, and renews his invitation to return to the places of Jesus and recalled the bond between Rome and the Holy City.
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New EU guidance on protection of places of worship: a first step in the right direction

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  New EU guidance on protection of places of worship: a first step in the right direction   The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) welcomes the adoption by the European Commission of...
Europe

Siemens Integrity Initiative funds Basel Institute for “Golden Stretch” in promoting anti-corruption Collective Action

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Our new project, Towards new horizons for Collective Action, will help ensure the sustainability and future expansion of Collective Action around the world. - Photo by Abdullah Ghatasheh from Pexels. The Siemens Integrity Initiative is...
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New study by WHO/Europe and ECDC examines variations in antibiotic consumption in European countries between 2014 and 2018

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The WHO Regional Office for Europe and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) have released a report on the consumption of antibiotics in countries across the WHO European Region. The report...
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Entrepreneur / Philanthropist Kathy Ireland to be Honored for Work Advancing International Religious Freedom (IRF)

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Kathy Ireland, Chair, CEO and Chief Designer of kathy ireland Worldwide Business Case for Religious Freedom Faith and business build a better world Kathy Ireland, Chair, CEO & Chief Designer of kathy ireland Worldwide, to receive inaugural...
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EU Should Use GSP+ to bring about the political solution for the Tamils in Sri Lanka

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Rajkumar, The secretary of the Vavuniya Families of the Disappeared association A political solution can be achieved with the blessing of the Biden administration. This solution can be achieved through a Referendum. Tamils were silenced by...
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Improving routine health information systems in the European Region

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Routine health information systems (RHISs) have the potential to dramatically improve decision-making among health-care professionals in the WHO European Region. However, a new study in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health...
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Boston.com Book Club’s next read is ‘Summer on the Bluffs’ by Sunny Hostin

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Community 'The View' co-host's latest novel was published May 4 and is already a New York Times bestseller. Why Maine became such a popular literary destination As we get knee deep into the surf of summer, we...
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OHCHR voices deep concern over reported deaths of protesters in Kingdom of Eswatini

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The eruption of violence in the Kingdom of Eswatini in recent days is “deeply concerning”, amid reports that dozens of people have been killed or injured during protests calling for democratic reforms, the UN...
Human Rights

Sustainable development report shows devastating impact of COVID, ahead of ‘critical’ new phase

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The world was not on track to meet the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) before COVID-19 struck, and now the challenge has been magnified many times over, according to a new flagship UN report that indicates countries must take ‘critical’ steps on the road out of the pandemic, during the next 18 months.
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Equitable distribution of vaccines, equipment only way out of pandemic: WHO chief

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Equitable distribution of equipment and medicines to fight COVID-19 is the only way out of the global crisis, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday, in remarks to a meeting of the advisory group making the case for investing in these tools. 
ECHR

CCHR: 25-Year Career Pharmacist Presents Holistic Solutions to Mental Health

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Mental Health - According to data taken from the IQVia Total Patient Tracker Database for Year 2019, extracted February 2020, 61,262 children between the ages of 0-5 years are prescribed antipsychotics in the US. The...
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Italy, US armies give food assistance to communities in AMISOM liberated areas

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Download logo The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has received seven tons of relief assistance from the Italian Contingent of the European Union Training Mission in Somalia, EUTM-S, the US Army Civil Affairs Team. The food will be distributed...
Human Rights

Mehiel Foundation Provides Clean Drinking Water To Families In Rural Pakistan

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Mehiel Foundation is a small charitable organisation based in Oxfordshire, UK, founded in 2010 which has undertaken 32 projects in 13 countries around the world. Its primary aim is to tackle the underlying causes...
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PM Modi Greets HHDalai Lama on Birthday

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By   —  Shyamal Sinha Prime Minister Narendra Modi let the world know on his birthday  that he had rung Tibet’s spiritual leader the Dalai Lama to wish him a happy 86th birthday, disregarding any potential disapproval...
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Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá: Pillars of main edifice completed

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In addition to the pillars, the first set of folding walls has been completed, and preparations are beginning for a trellis that will span the plaza
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Despite vaccinations, more than 25 percent of US churchgoers not planning in person attendance: Survey

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When the novel coronavirus swept the world, many people stopped going to church in person and many started attending religious services online. But as the world gets increasingly vaccinated against COVID-19, many are in no hurry to get back into the pews despite life reverting to a new normality in many spheres.
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Global Plan for Gender Equality: end gender-based violence and ensure rights for women

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Trailblazing leaders commit to end gender-based violence, drive equality in technology and innovation, and ensure economic justice and rights for women and girls at the Generation Equality Forum Date: Friday, July 2, 2021 On 1 July, Action...
ECHR

A new Act gives athletes the right to unionize and collectively bargain over health and safety

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University of Maryland football player who died at the age of 19 in June 2018 after he suffered exertional heatstroke during a team workout. Jordan McNair Foundation is working with Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) to...
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New book lends artistry to trauma of Japanese internment

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Were someone to create the ballet of the Japanese internment during WWII, it wouldn’t be any more meaningful than “Balancing Cultures,” the book created by Japanese American artist and photographer Jerry Takigawa, to convey...
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