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                                          World Bank Stresses Role in Economic Equality, SDGsJuly 13, 2017The World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund's multilateral Development Committee recently issued a statement emphasizing the role of the World Bank in reducing economic inequality and providing for growth in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a comprehensive activist wishlist of social and economic targets. 
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                                          World Bank Tracks Progress Toward SDGsJuly 13, 2017In April, the World Bank Group hosted a "high-level seminar" making clear its commitment to fulfilling the UN's "sustainable development" agenda and launched a 2017 Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to begin monitoring global progress toward achieving the UN's comprehensive social and environmental agenda. 
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                                          Schaefer: US Must Force UN to Improve Whistleblower RulesJuly 13, 2017Brett Schaefer of the Heritage Foundation has called on the Trump Administration to use US laws providing for the withdrawal of funding from international organizations that fail to meet best practices in protecting whistleblowers to pressure UN officials to issue new standards effectively defending whistleblowers from retaliation. 
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                                          G20 Bolsters Climate Demands in US AbsenceJuly 12, 2017Time reports that the Group of 20 (G20) countries, no longer constrained by US calls for moderation after its withdrawal from the UN's Paris deal on greenhouse gas emissions, issued ambitious demands for global emissions reductions at a recent summit in Hamburg. 
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                                          UNGA Approves Treaty Banning Nuclear WeaponsJuly 12, 2017Despite a boycott of negotiations by nuclear-armed states and their allies, the UN General Assembly (UNGA) has approved a treaty banning state signatories from developing, testing, manufacturing, and possessing nuclear weapons and from storing them on their territory. 
