United Nations And The New Age - Way of Life Literature
United Nations And The New Age - Way of Life Literature
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only <strong>of</strong> its member states but also <strong>of</strong> the NGOs. Thus, theNGOs have a real affect upon UN policy decisions. <strong>The</strong>UN’s web site says, “With the moral weight <strong>of</strong>international conferences and the pressures <strong>of</strong> media andNGOs, Member States are more likely to endorse theagreements and put them into effect” (http://www.un.org/cyberschoolbus/unintro/unintro5.htm).<strong>The</strong> Crime <strong>of</strong> Intolerance<strong>The</strong> Commission for Global Governance (CGG), whichwas established in 1992 with the full support <strong>of</strong> the U.N.Secretary-General Boutros Boutros Ghali, calls for“global governance, cultural diversity, a one-worldeconomy, the new world order, and a global rule <strong>of</strong>law” (“A Beginning <strong>of</strong> Global Governance,” ContenderMinistries, May 20, 2002).On April 4, 1997, the CGG issued the Milano Charter,which called for a worldwide struggle against intolerance“against culture, civilization, religion, and ethnicity.” Itcalled intolerance “the new enemy.” <strong>The</strong> CGG urged thenations to “empower the U.N. to confront” this and other“enemies.”33