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  1. In 2019, we are implementing wide-ranging reforms that will make the United Nations more effective, more accountable and more responsive.

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  2. I am proud of the United Nations, saving lives and working for human dignity around the world. I thank all staff, peacekeepers and governments for your trust and support. In 2019, we will continue our mission to build a better future for all.

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  3. One year ago, I issued a red alert to the world. The dangers still exist, but I also see reasons for hope. In 2019, let us build on them and create a better future for all. Happy New Year.

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  4. Women peacekeepers and police officers help our missions to establish strong relationships with all parts of the communities they protect. More women in will make our operations more effective.

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  5. May the Christmas spirit of compassion fill the hearts of those celebrating and inspire reflection and solidarity in all. Merry Christmas.

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  6. I believe the only way to rebuild trust and move forward is collective action for the common good. The Global Compact gives us just that.

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  7. .’s Humanitarian Data Centre is putting data and technology to work for people in crises. In its first year, the has provided analysis on people fleeing violence in South Sudan, food insecurity in Niger and education in emergencies.

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  8. It was my honour to present the 2018 United Nations Human Rights Prize. I am grateful for all that human rights defenders do to advance human dignity.

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  9. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights speaks so profoundly to all of us that it is the world’s most widely translated document. Our challenge remains to translate it into reality -- for all people, everywhere.

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  10. There are some 260 million migrants in the world today – including me. Behind every number is a person – a woman, a child, a man, with the same dreams as everyone: opportunity, dignity and a better life.

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  11. Thanks to and the team, who worked tirelessly on the UN Climate Conference . We now have a transformative process in place for more ambitious .

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  12. The approval of the Work Programme at in Katowice is the foundation for a new process in . Ambition will be at the centre of the Climate Summit I am convening in September. It's time to show strengthened ambition to defeat climate change.

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  13. I expect civil society and young people to hold leaders accountable for meaningful . I told them today at to use all the powers at their disposal and not to give up.

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  14. Today, I hope we are seeing the beginning of the end of one of the biggest tragedies of the 21st century — the conflict in Yemen, the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. My remarks in Sweden

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  15. I have three young granddaughters. I do not want them or anybody else’s granddaughters to suffer the consequences of uncontrolled climate change which we can prevent through urgent . My appeal at :

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  16. The UN Climate Conference is our last best chance to stop runaway climate change. This is the time for consensus. will benefit us all collectively. My appeal to :

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  17. Climate change is running faster than we are, but united in Katowice at can reverse this trend.

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  18. I came back to the UN Climate Conference with an urgent appeal: a strong agreement in Poland is absolutely necessary. We must beat climate change before it beats us. It is a race we can win. It is a race we must win.

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  19. There are many falsehoods about the Global Compact – and about the world’s migrants. But we must not succumb to fear or false narratives. We must move from myth to reality.

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  20. As High Commissioner for Refugees, I saw the bitter results of human rights abuses. And I am painfully aware of how far we are from making the Universal Declaration of Human Rights a reality for all.

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