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NÄCHSTE BRIEFMARKENAUSGABEN
DER VEREINTEN NATIONEN
Am 2. September 2010 wird die UNPA drei Gedenkbriefmarken mit den Nennwerten US$ 0,44, CHF 1,00 und € 0,65
in Bogen zu 20 Briefmarken zum Thema „UN Transport zu Land / zu Wasser / zu Luft” herausgeben. Ein neuer Eventbogen
„Kinderarbeit” (in Schweizer Franken) wird ebenfalls am 2. September 2010 erscheinen.
Am 18. Oktober wird die UNPA zwei Briefmarken der Dauerserie sowie eine Erinnerungskarte zum Thema „Internationales
Jahr der Biodiversität” herausgeben.
Am 21. Oktober wird die UNPA drei Kleinbogen zu je sechs Briefmarken zum Thema „Indigene Menschen“ (2. Teil der
Serie) auflegen. Die Jahressammelmappen 2010 New York, Genf, Wien werden am selben Tag erscheinen.
INTERNATIONAL YEAR
OF BIODIVERSTIY
“Achieve by 2010 a significant
reduction of the current rate of
biodiversity loss at the global,
regional and national levels as
a contribution to poverty
alleviation and to the benefit
of all life on eath.”
15c $150
BAN Ki-moon
Secretary-General of the United Nations
f.s. 1,60
f.s. 1,90
0,05
0,20
INTERNATIONAL JAHR
DER BIODIVERSTIY
“Achieve by 2010 a significant
reduction of the current rate of
biodiversity loss at the global,
regional and national levels as
a contribution to poverty
alleviation and to the benefit
of all life on eath.”
15c $150
$150 15c
BAN Ki-moon
Secretary-General of the United Nations
f.s. 1,60
f.s. 1,90
0,05
0,20
L’ANNEE INTERNATIONALE
DE LA BIODIVERSTIÉ
“Achieve by 2010 a significant
reduction of the current rate of
biodiversity loss at the global,
regional and national levels as
a contribution to poverty
alleviation and to the benefit
15c $150
of all life on eath.”
BAN Ki-moon
Secretary-General of the United Nations
f.s. 1,60
0,05
f.s. 1,90
0,20
“Millions of children are victims of violence and exploitation. They are physically
and emotionally vulnerable and they can be scarred for life by mental or emotional
abuse. That is why children should always have the first claim on our attention
and resources. They must be at the heart of our thinking on challenges we are
addressing on a daily basis. We know what to do, and we know how to do it. The
means are at hand, it is up to us to seize the opportunity and build a world that is
fit for children.”
Ban Ki-moon
Secretary-General of the United Nations
Remarks on the Twentieth Anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child,
New York, 20 November 2009
“No to child labour is our stance. Yet 215 million are in child labour as a matter
of survival. A world without child labour is possible with the right priorities and
policies: quality basic education, opportunities for young people, decent work for
parents, a basic social protection floor for all. Driven by conscience, let’s muster
the courage and conviction to act in solidarity and ensure every child’s right to
his or her childhood. It brings rewards for all.”
Juan Somavia, ILO Director-General
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F.s. 1,90
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Stamp artists column 1 top to bottom: Leticia age 15, Georgi age 12, Rasah age 11, Jonathan age 11, Luis Pedro age 13
Stamp artists column 2 top to bottom: Hanif age 15, Nina age 15, Nikolay age 16, Amira age 13, Gerado age 9
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