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Средства массовой информации могут запрашивать постоянную или временную аккредитацию для своих корреспондентов для освещения целого ряда мероприятий, происходящих в Отделении Организации Объединенных Наций в Женеве, от заседаний Совета по правам человека и мирных переговоров до других крупных конференций и мероприятий.
Аккредитованные корреспонденты участвуют в еженедельных брифингах для прессы под председательством представителя ООН в Женеве и с участием представителей специализированных учреждений и программ ООН, базирующихся в Женеве. Корреспонденты также почти ежедневно имеют доступ к запланированным пресс-конференциям, наблюдениям и брифингам.
Информационная служба ООН регулярно выпускает пресс-релизы и сводки основных встреч, проходящих в Женеве, в том числе сессий Совета по правам человека, комитетов по правам человека и Конференции по разоружению.
Услуги для СМИ включают бесплатные или арендованные рабочие места и доступ к радио- и телевизионным студиям и услугам при их наличии.
Human Rights Council 31st regular session (29 February-24 March)
Ambassador Choi Kyong-lim (Republic of Korea), President of the Human Rights Council (10th cycle)
2016 Humanitarian Response Plan
On 18 February in Geneva, the humanitarian community will launch the 2016 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (YHRP) which aims to provide critical and life-saving assistance to 13.6 million people affected by the conflict in Yemen. The plan brings together over 100 aid organizations to respond to an ongoing humanitarian catastrophe, in which 21.2 million people – four out of five Yemenis – are in need of humanitarian assistance. Following the official launch, the Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, Jamie McGoldrick, will brief the press about the Plan’s strategies and requirements as well as his recent missions across Yemen to improve humanitarian access. Jamie McGoldrick, Humanitarian Coordinator, Yemen
WHO update on global response to microcephaly, neurological disorders and Zika virus.
WHO has launched a global prevention and control strategy to guide its international response to the spread of Zika virus infection and the neonatal malformations and neurological conditions associated with it. The strategy includes working with partners to investigate and respond to increases in microcephaly and other neurological disorders in areas where there are also Zika outbreaks, to contain the spread of Zika virus, and fast track R & D, and boost preparedness in at risk countries. Zika has catalysed immediate action to put into place some of the practical processes that will underpin WHO’s new programme on outbreaks and emergencies. WHO will also give an overview of the vector control measures that work to prevent Zika. Dr Bruce Aylward, Executive Director, Outbreaks and Health Emergencies (ai), WHO Dr Pedro Alonso, Director Global Malaria Programme, WHO
WHO is currently mapping existing R&D for Zika in order to prioritize medical products and approaches that should be fast-tracked into development.
Until today, most research that could be useful for Zika has been carried out on other flaviviruses – such as dengue or yellow fever. WHO’s R&D efforts on Zika are part of the overall work on a roadmap – the R&D Blueprint - for better R&D preparedness based on the experience of the R&D work carried out during the Ebola outbreak. Dr Marie-Paule Kieny, Assistant Director-General, Health Systems and Innovation, WHO
The Human Cost of the Hottest Year on Record: Disasters in 2015
Robert Glasser, Head of the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) Debarati Guha-Sapir, Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters
Launch of new report from the Commission: “Out of sight, out of mind: Deaths in detention in the Syrian Arab Republic”. In the Syrian Arab Republic, massive and systematised violence – including the killing of detainees in official and makeshift detention centres – has taken place out of sight, far from the battlefield. This paper examines the killing of detainees, on all sides of the conflict, occurring between 10 March 2011 and 30 November 2015. This document will be shared with you under embargo shortly before the press conference.
Mr. Paulo Pinheiro, Chairperson, Independent Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic Ms. Carla del Ponte, Member of the Independent Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic
Press Conference by the SRSG for International Migration
Update on current UN initiatives on refugees and migration. [Peter Sutherland, United Nations Special Representative of th
] e Secretary-General for International Migration
