Mr. Chairman,
Our delegation endorses the statement by the Islamic Republic of Iran on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement and aligns itself with the statement of El Salvador on behalf of CELAC. We note the Report of the Secretary-General, prepared on the basis of the remarks and observations made by governments contained in document A / 72/112.
Mr. Chairman,
My delegation endorses the statement of El Salvador on behalf of the Latin American and Caribbean States.
Cuba ratifies its support for the agreements of the World Summit for Children, including the need to allocate more resources to solve the problems that most affect children and adolescents.
While progress has been achieved in upholding the rights of boys and girls, regrettably these have been unequally distributed due to wealth divide and polarization between the North and the South.
Mr. Chairman,
Cuba endorses the statements delivered by the delegation of Ecuador on behalf of the G-77 and China; Maldives on behalf of AOSIS and El Salvador on behalf of CELAC.
We are grateful for the report and the relevant documents submitted by the Secretary-General under Agenda Item 20.
Mr. Chairman,
Mr. Chairman,
My delegation endorses the statement by El Salvador on behalf of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States and by Ecuador on behalf of the Group of 77 plus China.
Mr. Chairman,
Nearly 90% of today’s war victims are civilians, most of them women, senior citizens, girls and boys. They also represent more than the 75% of refugees and people displaced by conflicts.
Mr. Chairman,
Cuba endorses the statements delivered by the Islamic Republic of Iran on behalf of NAM and by the Republic of El Salvador on behalf of CELAC on this important topic.
The Government of Cuba reiterates its unavoidable commitment to promote and strengthen a genuine Rule of Law, which will undoubtedly allow us to change the unjust international order.
Mr. Chairman,
Our delegation endorses the statement delivered by El Salvador on behalf of CELAC and in our national capacity we wish to highlight the following elements.
Crime prevention remains a major task in the current international context. All countries, regardless their social and economic characteristics, are vulnerable to the different manifestations of crime, including its emerging forms.