“Under the sky we are all equal, although we are different among each other”  - sing Montenegro’s children and UNICEF Montenegro National Ambassador Rambo Amadeus in the It’s about ability song launched on December 26, 2011.

UNDP has released a publication “Empowering lives, Building Resilience – Development Stories from Europe and Central Asia” that features success stories from 16 countries where UNDP support has resulted in transformative changes, including by fostering the growth of institutional and human capacities. The success stories in this publication show how UNDP has contributed to building the capabilities of government institutions, civil society and the private sector...

This year's "16 Days of Activism in Montenegro: No Violence against Women" campaign demonstrated that the key factor for fighting violence against women is the engagement of state authorities together with women's action groups.

Efficient implementation of laws concerning human rights protection is a key challenge of Montenegro in the time to come. Respect of human rights is not guaranteed by adopting laws only, but through applying laws in practice and through constant work on a mind shift

Montenegro’s Prime Minister Igor Luksic and UNICEF Representative Benjamin Perks today unveiled the impact of the groundbreaking campaign It’s about ability promoting inclusion of children with disabilities into society.

United Nations vows for “Getting to Zero” commitment on World AIDS Day 2011, pledging to Zero New HIV Infections, Zero Discrimination and Zero AIDS Related Deaths. Montenegro’s strong commitment to the Zero campaign was underlined on a joint press conference by the Ministry of Health, UN System in Montenegro, Institute for Public Health and NGO CAZAS.

A new video ad "Kondom glavu cuva" has been released within the campaign for promotion of the use of condoms, implemented jointly by NGO CAZAS and the National Commission of Montenegro to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, supported by GFATM and UNDP.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon outlined a series of actions he believes the global community must take over the next five years to build “the future we want.” In a speech to the General Assembly last September Mr. Ban presented five imperatives – or generational opportunities...

The world needs to create 600 million new jobs over the next decade to sustain economic growth and maintain social stability, the United Nations International Labour Organization (ILO) said in its annual report on global employment unveiled today.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon strongly condemned today the multiple attacks across the northern Nigerian city of Kano, which resulted in large-scale casualties and massive destruction to property.

As the world faces a ‘pivotal moment’ of new economic and environmental challenges, the principles and origins that led to the United Nations remain more important than ever to help countries build the future they want, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday called on participants at a forum in Abu Dhabi to help advance the goal of a clean energy future for all, stressing the advantages of renewables for communities, for economic growth and for the planet.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the President of the General Assembly Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser today urged the bloc of developing countries known as the Group of 77 and China...