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【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 telocal governance advance the rule of law deepen democracy, development and peace amp。ndash。and spreadfreedom.
But they need our support.
I know this is a time ofausterity. Budgets are tight everywhere, including here in theNetherlands. Butwe cannot shortchange investments that are needed to lift the lives oftheworldamp。rsquo。s most vulnerable people.
At the same time, I have stressedaccountability to ensure that governments everywhere dothe most with whateverthey have. Budget priorities around the world must reflect peopleamp。rsquo。spriorities.
And yet still every year, morethan a trillion dollars is drained on weapons of war. The timehas e tospend less on arsenals that destroy and more on tools that build.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Development and peace are twosides of the same coin. Freedom from want goes hand inhand with freedom fromfear amp。ndash。 building sustainable peace and security. This is the secondpillar.
Earlier this year, I travelled tothe Democratic Republic of the Congo with Dr. Jim Kim,President of the WorldBank.
It was the firstever such jointvisit. We went to support a framework for peace andsecurity to end fighting inone of the most battlescarred places on earth.
The UN has tried to keep andbuild peace there for more than 50 years. But we aremodernizing our approach amp。ndash。engaging regional partners and civil society and putting an evengreater focuson improving the lives of people on the ground.
A peace deal must deliver a peacedividend.
People need to see the fruits ofpeace in their own lives amp。ndash。 through schools, jobs, basicservices, theopportunities to live in freedom.
Around the world, we arereinvigorating the United Nationsamp。rsquo。 use of preventive diplomacyand mediation,peacekeeping and postconflict peacebuilding to tackle 21st centurychallenges.
That is the way to buildsocieties founded on hope instead of fuelled by fear.
That leads me to the third pillarof freedom amp。ndash。the freedom to enjoy and exercise humanrights.
All States have mitted toensuring their people freedom of opinion and expression ……。freedom of religionor belief ……。 freedom of assembly and association ……。 and freedom ofmovement.
Yet in far too many places, wesee opposition and obstacles to those freedoms.
It could e in the form ofcostly law enforcement machinery to sanction or spy on thosewho speak out.
It could be shutting downinternet and media outlets, or detaining dissidents, journalists orhumanrights defenders.
Think of the reporter impri
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