Neglected Tropical Diseases, which affect over one billion people globally, thrive in areas with limited health resources.
It’s the citizens who suffer the consequences of corruption as prices rise, fewer resources are invested in the public sector, and the environment is degraded.
The United States has a long history of supporting the Peace Accord that ended a bloody conflict between the government of Colombia and FARC.
"We are all better off when every individual in our societies enjoys equal rights and equal opportunities,” said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
The opposition-led 2015 National Assembly voted to end the mandate for the interim government established after the fraudulent presidential election of Nicholas Maduro.
On the third Monday of each January, Americans honor the memory of the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King.
The United States continues to respond to Haiti’s insecurity and worsening humanitarian crisis.
Can the world’s most pressing problems be solved without the full participation of half its population?
"We will remember this year as the point when we rededicated ourselves to a sustainable future,” said Assistant Secretary of State Monica Medina.
The Award recognizes the crucial role U.S. companies are playing in showcasing high standards of business conduct in a variety of categories.
“This is a win for people in need everywhere, humanitarian aid workers trying to reach them as well,” said U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield.
Globally, two billion people are living in conflict-torn areas and 399 million people in 69 states need humanitarian assistance.
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