OBJECTIVES (23) UN GLOBAL COMPACT OF MIGRATION LAUNCHED IN MARRAKECH MOROCCO 10^TH DECEMBER 2018

Committing to -Endorsing a set of cross-cutting * interdependent guiding principles. The emphasis being a People Centered Approach to Migration  *Gender and Child sensitive approaches to Migrants Rights & Protections of their Rights. The full exploration of the potential of circular migration * Supporting joint City to City Partnerships – programs

Ensuring Legal Aid & Information * Non-discriminatory access to education and health care. Access to public safety resources including safe zones for reporting crimes * mechanisms to protect migrants from exploitation *Provide access to essential services *Equal access to City services regardless of migration status * supporting information *referral mechanisms * outreach initiatives * empower migrants (Migrant led advisory boards and migrant youth councils)

Empowering migrants & societies to realize full inclusion * social cohesion * increasing partnerships with a variety of stakeholder to facilitate migrant spatial * social * economic * cultural integration including youth focus initiatives * raising awareness of migrant needs & contributions * combatting rumors * stereotypes * misinformation

Eliminate all forms of discrimination * promote evidence based public discourse to shape perceptions of migration * includes empowering – engaging local community leaders to prevent – denounce and act against incidences of intolerance * racism * xenophobia & other forms of discrimination against migrants * refugees and diasporas * promoting awareness raising campaigns targeted at communities of origin * transit and destination in order to inform public perceptions regarding positive contributions

To commit to endorse the guiding principles and objectives of the GCR and UNGCM and its program of action with an emphasis on enabling the economic * social *cultural inclusion of Refugees  with non discriminatory access to services and livelihoods * Accelerate efforts to advance the following objectives in collaboration with Nation State Governments

Accelerate our efforts to advance the following objectives in collaboration with national governments: Recognizing the role of Local Authorities & other Local Actors as first responders to ‘Large Scale Refugee Situations consistent with National Strategies and with the support of relevant stakeholders- to strengthen the capacity for shelter arrangements for new migrant  arrivals

Engage in regional and global partnerships * sharing knowledge, good practices * innovative approaches to refugee responses in urban settings, with the support of UNHCR and other relevant stakeholders. Also with respect to follow-up and review mechanisms a commitment to engage in review procedures * contribute to review of the objectives & commitments of the Global Compacts in close collaboration with existing networks & governments.

This includes engaging in the Mayors Mechanism of the Global Forum on Migration & Development * Contributing to the UN Migration Network * The UN International Review Forums which began in 2022 and the Global Refugee Forum of 2019

Increasing City multilateral cooperation * adopt or develop common tools & indicators to measure progress & gather shared data with National and International Actors * Thus also calling on the International community * National Governments and Private sectors… to consider the expertise * priorities in Policy making * building on actions and programs supported by Cities

Include Cities engagement through ongoing formal mechanisms – as stakeholders in the International Migration Review Forum, for the GCM (UN) as important – crucial contributors to the Global Refugee Forum (High Level Mid-term Reviews meetings) and relevant platforms

Support * engage new initiatives ensuring links with the organized constituency of Local Government – the Mayors Migration Council and its mission to elevate ALL cities ability to inform International Migration and Refuge Policy. Elaborating on Migration Governance Indicators for Cities. The creation of mechanisms to secure funding for Cities and regional govts. Including through the European Unions Multi Donar Trust Fund that supports Cities from developing countries and secondary cities

Implement the commitments made under the UN New Urban Agenda to support Cities through International cooperation in light of migrations social * economic and cultural contributions to Urban Life..

Included in the UN Global Compact of Migration’s content (Context) is a framework as to how migration is to be reported . If not compliant then Govt subsidies removed. (Violation of the Freedom of Press)

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Cities working together for Migrants & Refugees 5^th Mayoral Forum on Human Mobility * Migration & Development held 8^th December 2018 in Marrakech Morocco.  *The Intergovernmental Conference to Adopt the UN Global Compact for Safe-Orderly and Regular Migration December 10-11^th 2018. * The UN General Assembly adopted the Global Compact of Migration Dec 17^th 2018 (Took place during UN International Migration Week)

In 2016 the New York Declaration for Refugees & Migrants had been implemented with the understanding that they would re-meet in 2018 to further the Global Compact on Migration.

The UN Global Compact of Migration (UNGCM) emphasizes the Principle ‘Leave No-One Behind’. Recognizing the Rights *Needs of ALL Migrants. Including those experiencing Mass Migration in Cities. The UNGCM is a Non-legally Binding agreement. That provides a Framework of Cooperation and Policy Development on Migration

Its important to note that the UNGCM and its connection to the Marrakech Declaration. Which highlights the ‘crucial role of cities’ in implementing the UNGCM. Recognizing Cities as being Partners ‘ managing migration flows and ensuring Migrant Rights (The Human Rights Approach)

The Core message of the UNGCM is ‘Leave No-one Behind’ . This is the core principle of the UNGCM that underscored that importance of addressing the needs *Rights of All Migrants *Regardless of their Legal Status or Origin

MASS MIGRATION IN CITIES: The UNGCM acknowledges that Cities are often at the forefront of migration flows * face unique challenges in managing large scale migration. Therefore the UNGCM emphasizes the need for cooperation among UN Member States and other stakeholders to address Migration challenges effectively

Whilst the GCM is Non-legally binding it does provide a framework for UN Member States to develop & Implement Migration Policies based on International cooperation & shared responsibility *There are 23 Objectives outlined in the UNGCM for better managing migration at ALL levels – from Local to Global

The focus is on Human Rights (Protected under the Social Justice Umbrella). The protection of Migrants Human Rights throughout the migration process- including safe and regular migration pathways. Cities are involved in developing Migrant & Refugee sensitive crisis response and recovery strategies

Ensuring safe access to Essential Services for All- Including Migrants is a Key Focus. With Cities working to leverage the contributions of Migrants & Refugees to build more ‘Inclusive Societies’. * Addressing misinformation * Promoting Inclusive Narratives about Migration is prioritized.

The UNGCM is the 1^st ever negotiated Global Agreement on a Common Approach to International Migration in All Of Its Dimensions. Emphasizing the principle of ‘Shared Responsibility’ among Countries of Origin-Transit and Destination. Thus p[providing a Road Map for improved Governance of International Migration through Innovative Solutions *increased commitment from UN Member States * A renewed focus on ‘Multi-stakeholder Partnerships

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https://migration4development.org/en/resources/marrakech-mayors-declaration-cities-working-together-migrants-and-refugees#:~:text=Indeed%2C%20as%20Antonio%20Vitorino%2C%20IOM’s,UN%20High%20Commissioner%20for%20Refugees.

8^th December 2018 *150 Mayors  *and City Leaders from across the world  gathered for the 5^th Global Mayoral Forum in Marrakech Morocco. The Focus being on Human Mobility & Migration Development – City Leadership and the implementing the UN Global Compacts in Cities (UN Human Habitat)

76 Mayors adopted the Marrakech Mayors Declaration – titled ‘Cities working together for Migrants & Refugees. This being a Full formal recognition of the role of Local Authorities in the implementation of the UNGCM with follow-up reviews of both global compacts. With the UN Global Compacts at the forefront of ‘Managing the Impact Of Migration’ Promoting ‘Inclusive Safe & Sustainable Societies’

Where migration is to remain primarily Urban. The Mayor of Bristol saying that there is “no delivery of the UNGCM if Cities Do Not Deliver” (Cities being crucial in implementing Migration worldwide). The Director General of IOM (UN) explained “In an increasingly urbanized world we should be connecting Migration to Urbanization Policies as this is the ‘New Urban Agenda’ whereby Migrants also have a Right to the City. If we are to leave no-one behind”

The Mayoress of Montreal (Valerie Plante) added that “Cities – Local Government are not only instances that react to Migration flows and the implementation measures enacted by other levels of Govt. They are also Partners * The UN High Commission for Refugees (Filippo Grandi) stated that “Cities – Local -Regional authorities have a Key Role to play in implementing the Global Compacts – with Cities acting as the lynchpin – that can bring the necessary Actors together (From Civil Society to the Private Sector)

 That is “To ensure a ‘Whole of Society Impact” where Mayors had already made commitment in respect to the implementation and the follow-up review of both Global Compacts. Therefore to the full engagement with the Framework of the ‘Mayors Mechanism, that was to be launched in 2019 at the Global Forum on Migration in Ecuador

The 5^th Mayoral Global Forum was Co-organized by the ‘Open Society Foundations (George Soros) *The International Organization for Migration (IOM) *United Cities & Local Governments (UCLG) *The Knowledge Partnership of Migration & Developments (KNOMAD) of the World Bank  *UN Institute for Training & Research (UNITAR) *Govt of Morocco *UNICEF *UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) * UN Human Settlements Programme (UN Habitat ) and Cities Alliance. (SDC)

https://migration4development.org/sites/default/files/2021-10/Marrakech%20Mayors%20Declaration_Cities%20Working%20Together%20for%20Migrants%20and%20Refugees_2018_EN.pdf  4 Pages

MARRAKECH MAYORS DECLARATION  –  5^th Mayoral Forum om Human Mobility, Migration and Development *Cities working together for Migrants & Refugees. Adopted at the 5^th Mayoral Forum on Human Mobility * Migration & Development December 8^th 2018

The Mayors and City Leaders at the 5^th Mayoral Forum on Human Mobility, Migration Development addressed the gathering at the UN Global Compact of Migration launch in Morocco and then later in the UN Assembly New York as follows in  seized the opportunity to endorse the UNGCM speech to the UN Assembly

“We, the Mayors and City Leader from across the globe gathered at the 5^th Mayoral Forum on Human Mobility, Migration development declare as follows: “We commend this historic step that the UNGCM & GCR represent to address the challenges *& opportunities of International Migration and Forced Displacement, the upholding of the Rights & Dignity of Migrants & Refugees around the world

“The full and formal recognition of the Role of Local authorities in the implementation * follow-up and Reviews of the Compacts. The statements * commitments made by Cities & their Networks throughout the Preparatory processes leading to the GCM & the GCR. As well as our ambition that both UN Global Compacts bolster ‘Inclusive’ * coordinated ‘multi-level governance * and response for the benefits of Migrants & Refugees’

“We affirm that migration remains primarily urban. While acknowledging that Immigration is a State prerogative. Cities of every continent are at the forefront of ‘managing the Impact of Migration as well as the promotion of Inclusive  safe & sustainable societies”

This being the increasing role that Cities and other Local authorities play and the growing array of responsibilities in providing support to Migrants & Refugees. Ensuring their successful inclusion in our communities. As first responders- cities constantly  innovate & develop pragmatic solutions which can have a positive impact at the National and International levels”

Cities are a force for change where our efforts * active participation are essential in achieving the UN Global Compacts of Migration’s objectives. Where there is a structured dialogue with Local Government on Migration issues as National * International levels which is fundamental in ensuring adequate responses & guarantee the implementation of the UN Global Compacts of Migration

The Mayors and City Leader then made a commitment to advance the Principles and Objectives of both Global Compacts in unison. Stating their common vision underpins the leaders of our Cities to ‘Leave No-one Behind” * To make Cities ‘Inclusive * Safe *Resilient * Sustainable. To stand in solidarity * to increase collaboration amongst Cities. Acknowledging that the contect differs across Cities that requires differentiated approaches

Thus they will take action which includes implementing Local & Joint programs * ensuring greater coordination of services offered locally. Thus experimenting with new approaches * mobilizing financial resources to support these efforts. Improving data collection and measurements of progress *creating sustainable partnerships between Cities hence sharing knowledge-best practices * pursuing Uban Diplomacy & Joint Advocacy

NOTE: The Berlin Declaration of the 4^th Mayoral Forum on Migrant & Refugees. (Protecting Rights & Fostering Empowerment) June 2017. *November 2017 The Mechelen Declaration on Cities & Migration endorsed by 149 cities. *May 2018 a further 41 cities endorsed this). The Global Parliament of Mayors Statement on Migrant Childrem (December 2017)  *The Bristol Declaration (Oct 2018) More informed role in migration internationally for Migrants in Cities

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Adults putting Pressure on young to fix the climate.

UN YOUTH NEW ZEALAND. High School Ambassadors Programme in UN Youth NZ nationwide leadership and outreach network empowering young UN Changemakers (https://www.unyouth.org.nz) Leading today – Inspiring tomorrow. Is administered by each of UN Youths four regional councils hence tailoring UN Youth Changemakers Programme to local needs to broader Kaupapa. Each year a group of High School students from across NZ act as the face of UN Youth in their regions/ Connecting more rangatahi and alo participation organizing in school workshops, running presentations, building networks of like minded peers. UN Youth- the next generation of UN  engaged citizens.

UN Global Youth Summit in 2025. Wellington Youth Climate Conference in NZ and the Global Indigenous Youth Summit on Climate Change. Wellington Youth Climate Conference was August 9 – 10th this year the focus was on UN Aired topics relating to Climate Crisis

The Global Indigenous Youth Summit on Climate Change hosted by Future Earth was on the 9th August this year- circling the earth with the sun across three time zones. Focuses on Indigenous perspectives on Climate Action.  Experts appointed to guide Iwi/Maori led Climate Action. 10 Nov 2022 — A Māori ‘climate action platform’ will help ensure whānau, hapū and iwi are at the forefront of the Government’s work to respond to climate change. (https://www.beehive.govt.nz › release › experts-appointe…)

Evidence confirms that children experience affective responses and eco-anxiety in reaction to then awareness of climate change. 2021 This is the first large-scale investigation of climate anxiety in children and young people globally and its relationship with perceived government response. (The Lancet). The Kids Mental Health Foundation UK How to help children who experience Eco-Anxiety a new mental health disorder. Revictimize them- Response:- Encourage  action and build hope for a healthier planet National Institute of Health UK-  2025 — Eco-anxiety refers to negative feelings around climate change, associated with distress and concern about the future. The Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health 19/10/2023 Key concerns include Climate Change impacting mental health and increasing anxiety with Adults putting pressure on the young to fix climate change.

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EASTERN MYSTICISM CALLING UP THE SPRIT MASTERS AND 100’S OF GODS: Leaders of the worlds major religions have significantly supported and have increased support implement action on Environmentalism. To the point of Eco-Fascism expanding Eastern Mysticism the calling up of the many Spirit Masters and hundreds of Gods to protect the natural world we live in (2015). November 2020 the Dalai Lama insisted that Buddha would be green, urging his followers to reduce their environmental impact to reverse the climate we live in. (Man to be God- Greenwashing God). With major Church Leasders positioning themselves the champions of the Climate Scamdemic. Religion and environmentalism were not always such good bedmates. Environmentalist Activists emerged more fully in the 1960’s /1970’s

MEDIEVAL HISTORIAN LYNN WHITE JUNIOR IN 1967: Argued that much to blame for environmental destruction ‘lay at the feet of the Christian Faith. In a short paper (Science Journal) titled ‘The Historical Roots of the Ecologic Crisis’ Where he asserted that ‘Christianity, the most anthropocentric religion the world has ever seen’ with European  society with a ‘Christian arrogance toward Nature” The sense of mastery over the Natural world had began to be informed into the character of Science and Technology was developed

WHITE DID NOT ADVOCATE FOR THE SEPERATION OF CHURCH AND NATURE: Quite the opposite. “Since the roots of our trouble are so largely religious” he wrote “the remedy must also be essentially religious” He believed the solution to the ecological crisis was to find a ‘New Religion’ or Rethink an Old One’

MEDIEVAL HISTORIAN LYNN WHITE JUNIOR: in 1967 argued that much of the blame for environmental destruction lay at the feet of the Christian faith. In a short paper for the journal Science titled “The Historical Roots of our Ecologic Crisis,” White asserted that Christianity, “the most anthropocentric religion the world has ever seen,” had imbued European society with a “Christian arrogance toward nature.” This sense of mastery over the natural world had in turn informed the character of science and technology as they developed from the Christian scholarship of medieval and early modern Europe. The result was that humanity’s immense scientific and technological powers were unrestrained by any sense of sympathy or responsibility for the environment.

THE UNFLINCHING CRITICISM OF CHRISTIANITY: White didn’t advocate for the separation of church and nature. Quite the opposite: “Since the roots of our trouble are so largely religious,” he wrote, “the remedy must also be essentially religious.” White believed the solution to the ecological crisis was to “find a new religion, or rethink our old one.” A Political Creed for a Global Warming Scamdemic. (A Spiritual Enlightenment. A Calling up of the Hindu Spirit Master and their many Gods. An Environmental  Enlightenment across Europe and Noth America in 1967

HINDUISM IS AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE ENVIRONMENTALIST NEW FAITH:. “Ancient Hindu myth  is founded on what we would now call a profoundly ecological vision (Harold Coward Scholar on Hinduism 2003 Book ‘Hindu Views Of Nature and the Environment) The recent development in the history of Hinduism and the interests of the West’s environmentalism. The reinterpreting the original texts of Hinduism in an ecological light. The inter connectedness to the Cosmos from People to Plants to Rivers and to Raindrops. The entire world to be one great Ecosystem’ That was thousands of years prior to Westerners establishing Ecology

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH’S POETRY 9LANDSCAPED OF LI CHENG’ Accounts for environmentalism  in Hindu Texts, intrinsic to Hindu world views.(And Green Credentials) Other Eastern Religions claim to possess ancient environmentalist mysticism. Japan ‘Shinto Nature and Ideology in Contemporary Japan. As Environmental activists reference Shinto in the 1970’s and the 1990’s interpretations were widely held by believers.

THE NEW AGE MOVEMENT EASTERN RELIGIONS AND THE NEW AGE MOVEMENT OF THE 1970S / 1980’S Belief System of Native American Nations have been frequently reinterpreted (rewritten). Re-story telling time has become ‘Re-imaginings’. Environmentalist Manifesto’s. patronizing the coined phrase Indigenous Peoples ‘Ancient’ and Authentic’ In New Zealand the Natives only sat by the water fished, hunted wild pig and birds in the tree’s. The DON’T LOOK HERE at the Savagery the mass murder of inter tribal warfare, slavery and even Maori Masters and Pakeha Slaves. No cant look there because “We must Decolonize everything ‘Even God’s scriptures taught by the missionaries that certainly had the handle on Maori adopting Christianity thus stopped killing each other.

BUT DON’T LOOK HERE- STAY SILENT- OR YOU WILL BE CHARACTER ASSASINATED TARGET AS RASCIST.  (All part and parcel of the Global Plan actioned  Globally, , Nationally, Locally. (The Façade of Human Rights)

THE SPEECH ‘ THE EARTH IS PRECIOUS’ Given by a Native Indian Chief in Seattle in 1855 “How can you buy and sell the sky” he asked the new European settlers that were carving up the land. “If we do not own the freshness of the air and the sparkle of the water, how can you buy them?” It’s a powerful and poetic oration. It’s also fake. These words were never uttered by Seattle but instead were written by a Texan screenwriter for a 1972 documentary about pollution. The widespread acceptance of the misattribution speaks of the firm association between spirituality and environmentalism in the public consciousness

CHRISTIANITY AND ENVIRONTALISMS CONVERSION” Lynn White ‘A Source of Christian Arrogance  towards Nature’. Now commonly interpreted as meaning ‘Custodianship’ or ‘Stewardship’ of the Natural World. An Alternative  Christian view on Nature’ and mans relation to it. Pseudo-science and the re-interpretation of Christianity ‘The Greening Of God’ Where we should be look at true Biology (A Man is a Male a Boy is a Male. A Girl is a Female and a Woman is a Female) Not 100 plus liquid gender identity insane ideologies that are anti Christian and anti-Semitic.

FROM BUDDHISM TO CHRISTIANITY. HINDUSIM TO ISLAMISM to the reinterpretation of the Holy Scriptures to Environmental Stewardship and the Caretakers of the Planet and Biodiversity. (The UN environmental Programme- The Parliament of World Religions) Robert Muller. Maurice Strong very Influential high ranking long time influencers in the UN. Followers of  Alica Bailey of the original Lucifer Trust (which became the Lucis Trust). The NGO of the UN. Robert Muller New Age – New Thinker- new One Earth Religion for a One Earth              Government (40years in the UN0 Assistant Secretary General to three Secretary Generals of the UN. Founder of the World Core Education System. Universal Education 2030.

THE HYPOCRITICAL RELIGIOUS BELIEVERS ‘ ENVIRONMENTALISTS’ Actions for environmental concerns are one belonging to Science. Man is Not God.

POPE FRANCIS CALLS ALL THE VATICAN ASSETS AROUND THE WORLD BACK INTO THE VATICAN BANKS: As Pope Francis (The Vatican) forms an alliance with the Council for Inclusive Capitalism. The Founder being Lady Forester De Rothchild. Wife of Evelyn Rothschild the very famous wealthy Banking Family. The Pope Partners with Corporate Titans in 2020 (Reported by Forbes December 9th 2020. With Pope Francis well aware of the Vaticans growing wealth, proposed a challenge to corporate executives and the public sector leaders to adopt a more inclusive economic system the address the dire challenges that plague humanity and Earth

THE POPES PARTNERSHIP WITH BUSINESSES AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERS: Formed an historic partnership with the Vatican. The Council for Inclusive Capitalism will serve as a movement to address the economic and environmental needs of the planet and its inhabitants. The council “boasts over more than $10.5 trillion in assets under management, companies with over $2.1 trillion of market capitalization and 200 million workers in over 163 countries.”

A LIST OF SO CALLED ‘GUARDIANS’ OF CORPORATE VIRTUE SIGNALLING: The Partnership between Lady Forester De Rothchild and Pope Francis & the Vatican include among many:- Ajay Banga, president and CEO, Mastercard- *Oliver Bäte, chairman of the board of management, Allianz SE  *Marc Benioff, chair, CEO, and founder, Salesforce *Edward Breen, executive chairman, Dupont *Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, founder and managing partner, Inclusive Capital Partners

LADY DE ROTHCHILDS AND POPE FRANCIS (VATICAN 0 PARTNERSHIP INCLUDES A GROUPS CALLED THE GUARDIANS: Are Kenneth Frazier, chairman of the board and CEO, Merck * Alex Gorsky, chairman of the board and CEO, Johnson & Johnson *Alfred Kelly, chairman and CEO, Visa *William Lauder, executive chairman, Estée Lauder *Bernard Looney, CEO, BP  *Brian Moynihan, chairman of the board and CEO, Bank of America *Ronald P. O’Hanley, president and CEO, State Street Corporation *Rajiv Shah, president, the Rockefeller Foundation. Inclusive Capitalism the pursuit of profit for shareholders

INCLUSIVE CAPITALISM. (Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism. Com). Inclusive Capitalism is fundamentally about creating long-term value that benefits all stakeholders – businesses, investors, employees, customers, governments,. The Evil Corruptness of Greening God. That includes the emerging of many Gods and Eastern Spirit Masters. Eco-Fascism. A Darker Shade of Green – Oxymoron- Anti Christian.

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