Ban Ki Moon

Activists Tuesday filed a petition with South Korea's human rights watchdog, seeking an end to mandatory HIV tests for some foreign workers. A group representing HIV carriers, a migrants' trade union and three other rights groups said in their petition that the policy breaches the rights of migrant workers, according to the National Human Rights Commission which received the document. Foreign applicants must prove they do not have HIV to qualify for work in the entertainment sector or low-skilled industries in South Korea. But local workers are not required to do so, Amnesty International says. South Korea also requires HIV testing of would-be language ... Read Full Story

Europa Newswire Photo by Luiz Rampelotto Copenhagen , 19 December 2009 SG: Good morning ladies and gentlemen, It is a great pleasure to see you at the conclusion of this very important meeting on climate change. We have had a long and exhausting couple of days. We talked all Thursday and Friday night and delegations are still discussing this issue. Finally we sealed the deal. And it is a real deal. Bringing world leaders to the table paid off. I would like to thank Prime Minister Rasmussen, Minister Hedegaard and the Government and people of Denmark for hosting this conference and helping the negotiations ... Read Full Story

United Nations General Secretary is publicly admitting that the worldwide climate change treaty will be enforced by global government. Up until now, many have dismissed reports that the treaty being discussed in Copenhagen would represent a giant step towards world government. However, when the head of the United Nations tells an interviewer for the Los Angeles Times that "we will establish a global governance structure to monitor and manage the implementation of this" , what are we all supposed to think? In fact, a former official in the Thatcher administration, Lord Christopher Monckton, has seen a draft of the treaty being discussed and he ... Read Full Story

Europa Newswire Photo by Luiz Rampelotto Ban Ki-Moon: Distinguished heads of state and governments, Distinguished delegates, Ladies and gentlemen. Prime Minister Rasmussen. It is a great pleasure and honour to welcome you to this very important summit level conference on climate change. Thank you for taking time, despite your very busy state of affairs. This means you are committed as national and global leaders to address together climate change which is the defining challenge of our era. `Excellencies, The finishing line is in sight. Now our discussions are bearing fruit. Never has the world united on such a scale. The world’s leaders are all ... Read Full Story

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has again publicly admitted that the agenda behind the Copenhagen summit and the climate change fraud is the imposition of a global government and the end of national sovereignty. Speaking about the agenda to impose targets on CO2 emissions, as well as a global tax on financial transactions and a direct tax on GDP, Ban Ki-moon told the Los Angeles Times in an interview, “We will establish a global governance structure to monitor and manage the implementation of this".' Read more... Read Full Story