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Some of the most dangerous countries for reporters are those that are or have been in situations of armed conflict. 
Some of the most dangerous countries for reporters are those that are or have been in situations of armed conflict.
Syria has been leading the charts of deadliest countries for journalists the last years. 
Syria has been leading the charts of deadliest countries for journalists the last years.
An unusually high proportion of journalists killed in relation to their work in 2014 were international journalists. 
An unusually high proportion of journalists killed in relation to their work in 2014 were international journalists.
However, the vast majority of attacks against journalists occur outside situations of armed conflict. 
However, the vast majority of attacks against journalists occur outside situations of armed conflict.
9 out of every 10 journalists killed are local reporters covering local issues. 
9 out of every 10 journalists killed are local reporters covering local issues.
They are silenced because they criticise authorities and report on sensitive issues like corruption, organized crime, religion or drug trafficking. 
They are silenced because they criticise authorities and report on sensitive issues like corruption, organized crime, religion or drug trafficking.
Last month the Mexican journalist Moisés Sánchez Cerezo was threatened and kidnapped from his home by armed men and later found dead. 
Last month the Mexican journalist Moisés Sánchez Cerezo was threatened and kidnapped from his home by armed men and later found dead.
When the security environment heats up, 
When the security environment heats up,
these journalists cannot go home. 
these journalists cannot go home.
They are at home. 
They are at home.
We do see increased international awareness of the need to ensure greater protection. 
We do see increased international awareness of the need to ensure greater protection.
The Security Council, the General Assembly and the Human Rights Council, 
The Security Council, the General Assembly and the Human Rights Council,
have all condemned attacks against journalists and called upon States to act on their legal obligations. 
have all condemned attacks against journalists and called upon States to act on their legal obligations.
In 2012, Unesco developed the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity. 
In 2012, Unesco developed the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity.
It is now being implemented in five pilot countries: Iraq, Nepal, Pakistan, South Sudan and Tunisia. 
It is now being implemented in five pilot countries: Iraq, Nepal, Pakistan, South Sudan and Tunisia.
Regional organizations, including OSCE, the Council of Europe and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, have also taken initiatives. 
Regional organizations, including OSCE, the Council of Europe and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, have also taken initiatives.
The international legal framework is in place. 
The international legal framework is in place.
What we need is political will and implementation at the national level. 
What we need is political will and implementation at the national level.
The single most important cause of danger to journalists is impunity. 
The single most important cause of danger to journalists is impunity.
Every act of violence that goes uninvestigated and unpunished is an open invitation for further violence. 
Every act of violence that goes uninvestigated and unpunished is an open invitation for further violence.
Ensuring accountability for attacks against journalists should therefore be our first step. 
Ensuring accountability for attacks against journalists should therefore be our first step.
States do have an obligation under international law to investigate and prosecute systemic attacks against journalists. 
States do have an obligation under international law to investigate and prosecute systemic attacks against journalists.
And, in situations of armed conflict, journalists are considered civilians and thus protected by international humanitarian law. 
And, in situations of armed conflict, journalists are considered civilians and thus protected by international humanitarian law.
We therefore have to promote and enhance the respect for international law and standards in this area. 
We therefore have to promote and enhance the respect for international law and standards in this area.
The gap between the commitments states have made and the respect shown for human rights in practice is far too big. 
The gap between the commitments states have made and the respect shown for human rights in practice is far too big.
States must put in place a domestic legal framework that protects freedom of expression and journalists. 
States must put in place a domestic legal framework that protects freedom of expression and journalists.
They must investigate threats and attacks against journalists effectively and impartially. 
They must investigate threats and attacks against journalists effectively and impartially.
They must train the police and ensure that law-enforcement authorities are independent. 
They must train the police and ensure that law-enforcement authorities are independent.
With freedom of expression and independent media, being more important in our foreign and development policy, we will intensify our efforts through more targeted action on all levels. 
With freedom of expression and independent media, being more important in our foreign and development policy, we will intensify our efforts through more targeted action on all levels.
In bilateral consultations and meetings, we raise freedom of expression and the safety of journalists. 
In bilateral consultations and meetings, we raise freedom of expression and the safety of journalists.
And we use the Universal Periodic Review in the Human Rights Council to raise awareness and to engage with other States on these issues. 
And we use the Universal Periodic Review in the Human Rights Council to raise awareness and to engage with other States on these issues.
An important part of what we can do is to support and facilitate the work of media organisations and civil society. 
An important part of what we can do is to support and facilitate the work of media organisations and civil society.
They play an important role in documenting and raising awareness about threats against journalists. 
They play an important role in documenting and raising awareness about threats against journalists.
They monitor dangerous environments, issue reports and offer practical assistance when journalists are threatened. 
They monitor dangerous environments, issue reports and offer practical assistance when journalists are threatened.
In addition, they provide valuable training to journalists, including in situations of kidnapping and digital security. 
In addition, they provide valuable training to journalists, including in situations of kidnapping and digital security.
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the Norwegian Union of Journalists have trained 1500 journalists in some of the most dangerous countries for journalists. 
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the Norwegian Union of Journalists have trained 1500 journalists in some of the most dangerous countries for journalists.
International Media Support support media in conflict and work systematically to implement the UN Plan of Action in the field. 
International Media Support support media in conflict and work systematically to implement the UN Plan of Action in the field.
Freedom of expression and the safety of journalists are under pressure many places around the world. 
Freedom of expression and the safety of journalists are under pressure many places around the world.
We need to do more to protect fundamental human rights and ensure safety for journalists. 
We need to do more to protect fundamental human rights and ensure safety for journalists.
And that is the starting point for the discussion we are having here today. 
And that is the starting point for the discussion we are having here today.
The Protection of Journalists and Freedom of Expression in the Face of Conflict 
The Protection of Journalists and Freedom of Expression in the Face of Conflict
International Peace Institute, New York, 12. februar 2015 
International Peace Institute, New York, 12. februar 2015
OECD economic survey of Norway 
OECDs landrapport om norsk økonomi
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) presented its economic survey of Norway today. 
Organisasjonen for økonomisk samarbeid og utvikling (OECD) la i dag fram sin rapport om norsk økonomi.
"OECD’s assessment of the Norwegian economy serves to stimulate the debate on important economic policy issues. 
- OECDs vurdering av norsk økonomi er et nyttig innspill i den økonomiske debatten.
"The Survey also includes a special chapter on sustainable development, climate policy and fisheries. 
- Landrapporten inneholder denne gang et spesialkapittel om bærekraftig utvikling, klimapolitikk og fiskeripolitikk.
Policy Brief OECD's economic survey of Norway Webcast from the press conference 
Policy Brief OECD-rapport Se pressekonferansen på Nett-TV
Mr Brende raised the matter directly with HRH Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud in London today. 
Han tok selv opp saken med H.K.H. prins Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud i forbindelse med et møte i London i dag.
Norway has raised the matter at regular intervals with the Saudi authorities and in the UN Human Rights Council. 
Norge har regelmessig tatt opp saken med saudiske myndigheter og i FNs menneskerettighetsråd.
Last week, Norway presented its protest against the sentence and the first 50 lashes of the punishment to the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Oslo. 
Forrige uke ble Norges protest, både mot dommen og iverksetting av denne med 50 piskeslag, fremført til den saudiske ambassaden i Oslo.
Norway’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia has today presented a similar protest to the Saudi authorities, and asked for a representative of the Embassy to be allowed to visit Mr Badawi in prison. 
Norges ambassadør til Saudi-Arabia har i dag fremført en tilsvarende protest overfor saudiske myndigheter og har bedt om at ambassaden får anledning til å besøke Badawi i fengselet.
The Embassy will also protest to the Saudi Human Rights Commission as soon as possible. 
Ambassaden vil i tillegg protestere overfor den saudiske menneskerettighetskommisjonen så snart det lar seg gjøre.
The case has evoked strong reactions from a number of other countries, including the US, Canada, the UK, as well as the EU. 
Saken har vekket sterke reaksjoner i en rekke andre land, deriblant USA, Canada, Storbritannia, og EU.
‘Freedom of expression is a fundamental human right, and the sentence against Mr Badawi violates internationally recognised legal norms. 
- Ytringsfriheten er en grunnleggende menneskerettighet og dommen mot Badawi strider mot internasjonalt anerkjente rettsnormer.
I call on the Saudi authorities to heed the massive outcry from the international community. 
Jeg vil anmode saudiske myndigheter om å lytte til den massive protesten fra det internasjonale samfunnet.
Norway is deeply concerned about the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia, and has made this clear on a number of occasions. 
Norge er meget bekymret for menneskerettighetssituasjonen i Saudi-Arabia og har gitt uttrykk for dette ved en rekke anledninger.
Since the Government took office in October 2013, Norway has raised the issue of the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia three times in the UN Human Rights Council. 
Siden regjeringen tiltrådte i oktober 2013, har Norge tatt opp menneskerettighetssituasjonen i Saudi-Arabia tre ganger i FNs menneskerettighetsråd.
‘We urge the Saudi authorities to comply with international human rights norms. 
- Vi oppfordrer saudiske myndigheter til å etterleve internasjonale menneskerettighetsnormer.
It is the responsibility of the authorities to make sure that human rights are not violated. 
Det er myndighetenes ansvar å påse at disse rettighetene ikke brytes.
Furthermore, it is their responsibility to ensure that human rights defenders are able to carry out their work without risking punishment or persecution,’ Mr Brende said. 
Det er også deres ansvar å sørge for at menneskerettighetsforsvarere får utføre sitt arbeid uten å risikere straff og forfølgelse, sier Brende.
Norway protests against planned executions in Nigeria 
Norge protesterer mot planlagte henrettelser i Nigeria
“Norway is concerned that state governors in Nigeria are planning to reintroduce executions after a six-year de facto moratorium,” said State Secretary Gry Larsen. 
- Norge er bekymret for at nigerianske delstater planlegger å gjenoppta henrettelser etter seks års moratorium, sier statssekretær Gry Larsen
“Norway is concerned that state governors in Nigeria are planning to reintroduce executions after a six-year de facto moratorium,” said State Secretary Gry Larsen. 
- Norge er bekymret for at nigerianske delstater planlegger å gjenoppta henrettelser etter seks års moratorium, sier statssekretær Gry Larsen.
It has been reported that two prisoners who have been condemned to death in Edo state are to be executed in the near future. 
Det meldes at to dødsdømte fanger i delstaten Edo i Nigeria skal henrettes i nær framtid.
Norway has protested against this, both together with the EU and in a joint note verbale to Nigeria from Norway and Switzerland. 
Norge har uttrykt sin bekymring både sammen med EU, og i en felles note til Nigeria fra Norge og Sveits.
The case has attracted widespread attention in the Nigerian media, and several civil society organisations have also become engaged. 
Saken har fått stor oppmerksomhet i nigerianske medier og flere sivilsamfunnsorganisasjoner har også engasjert seg i saken.
In 2010, all 36 state governors published a statement indicating that they would reintroduce executions of prisoners sentenced to death, in order to reduce overcrowding in prisons. 
I 2010 offentliggjorde samtlige 36 delstatsguvernører en uttalelse om å gjenoppta henrettelser for å tømme overfylte fengsler.
All Nigeria’s more than 800 prisoners who have been condemned to death protested against the statement to the Federal Supreme Court in Lagos, which ruled against the case. 
Samtlige av Nigerias over 800 dødsdømte fanger fremmet sak mot uttalelsen for den føderale høyesterett i Lagos, som avslo saken.
It was then brought to the Federal Court of Appeal, where it is still pending. 
Denne ble så fremmet for den føderale ankedomstolen, der saken fremdeles ligger.
“Norway opposes the death penalty in all circumstances as a matter of principle. 
Norge er prinsipiell motstander av alle former for dødsstraff under enhver omstendighet.
It is particularly worrying when the death penalty is applied in cases where fundamental legal safeguards have not been respected,” Ms Larsen said. 
Det er særlig bekymringsfullt når dødsstraff benyttes uten at grunnleggende rettssikkerhetsgarantier følges.
Norway is engaged in efforts to abolish capital punishment, both in multilateral forums and through active cooperation with human rights organisations and likeminded countries. 
Norge arbeider mot dødsstraff både i multilaterale fora og gjennom aktivt samarbeid med menneske-rettighetsorganisasjoner og likesinnede land.
In such cases, Norway considers the death penalty to be a violation of international law. 
I slike tilfeller anser Norge dødsstraff som et brudd på folkeretten.
Norway also urges states that have not yet done so to ratify international agreements that prohibit the use of the death penalty. 
Videre oppfordrer Norge de statene som ikke har gjort det til å ratifisere internasjonale avtaler som forbyr dødsstraff.
Norwegian UN initiative strengthens the right of peaceful protest 
Norsk FN-initiativ styrker retten til å demonstrere
Today the UN General assembly unanimously adopted a draft resolution put forward by Norway on strengthening the protection of human rights defenders all over the world. 
FNs generalforsamling vedtok i dag enstemmig et norsk forslag om å styrke beskyttelsen av menneskerettighetsforkjempere verden over.
As the concept of peaceful protest has encountered strong opposition from certain countries, the unanimous adoption of the resolution is a breakthrough. 
Begrepet ”fredelig protester” har vært møtt med betydelig motstand fra enkelte land og det er derfor et gjennombrudd at resolusjonen oppnår enstemmighet.
Norway’s proposal was endorsed by a cross-regional group of 77 countries. 
Norge hadde samlet støtte fra en tverr-regional gruppe bestående av totalt 77 land.
Norway deplores violence against protesters in Egypt 
Norge tar avstand fra volden mot demonstranter i Egypt
At least 20 protesters are reported to have been killed and several hundreds wounded since Saturday in fierce clashes between protestors and security forces in Cairo. 
Minst 20 demonstranter skal være drept og flere hundre såret i harde sammenstøt mellom demonstranter og sikkerhetsstyrker i Kairo siden lørdag.
Law and order must be upheld while at the same time respecting human rights. 
Lov og orden må opprettholdes samtidig som menneskerettighetene respekteres.
“I urge the military authorities to heed the Egyptian people’s call for real democracy. 
- Jeg vil oppfordre de militære myndighetene til å lytte til det egyptiske folkets krav om reell demokratisering.
A democratic Egypt would set an example for the entire Arab world, which is why the imminent parliamentary election is of historic importance,” said the Foreign Minister. 
Et demokratisk Egypt vil tjene som eksempel for hele den arabiske verden, og derfor er det nært forestående parlamentsvalget av historisk betydning, avslutter utenriksministeren.
Norway condemns the killing of protesters in Yemen 
Noreg fordømmer drap på demonstrantar i Jemen
Many protesters have been killed during demonstrations in Yemen in the past week. 
I løpet av dei siste vekene har mange demonstrantar blitt drepne under demonstrasjonar i Jemen.
More than 100 are said to be injured. 
Over hundre personar skal vere skadde.
“I call on all parties to refrain from the use of force. 
– Eg oppmodar alle partar til å avstå frå maktbruk.
It is unacceptable that the authorities are resorting to violence during the demonstrations. 
Det er uakseptabelt at styresmaktene brukar vald under demonstrasjonane.
We are following up our pledges from the London conference in 2016 and giving substantial support to civilians affected by this horrific conflict,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
Vi følger opp løftene fra London-konferansen i 2016 om å gi betydelig støtte til sivile rammet av denne fryktelige konflikten, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
Norway’s contribution will be announced at the Brussels Conference on Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region, which is being held at ministerial level today. 
Det norske bidraget blir annonsert på ministerkonferansen til støtte for Syria og regionens fremtid, som finner sted i Brussel i dag.
Norway is co-chairing the conference with the EU, the UN, the UK, Germany, Kuwait and Qatar. 
Norge er med-arrangør sammen med EU, FN, Storbritannia, Tyskland, Kuwait og Qatar.
Over 70 countries and a number of UN organisations and NGOs are taking part. 
Over 70 land, en rekke FN-organisasjoner og frivillige organisasjoner deltar.
‘The Syria crisis is now in its seventh year, and it is vital that the international community maintains its focus on this massive crisis. 
- Syriakrisen er nå inne i sitt syvende år og det er viktig at verdenssamfunnet ikke mister oppmerksomheten på denne enorme krisen.
The conference in Brussels aims to secure sustained international engagement and support for the humanitarian efforts and the UN-led process to find political solutions. 
Konferansen i Brussel i dag skal sikre et fortsatt sterkt internasjonalt engasjement, både for den humanitære innsatsen og for den FN-ledede prosessen for å finne politiske løsninger.
The support is particularly important for Syria’s neighbouring countries, which have received over five million refugees. 
Støtten er særlig viktig for Syrias naboland som har tatt imot over fem millioner flyktninger.
At the donor conference in London last year, which was held on Norway’s initiative, Norway announced a contribution of NOK 10 billion over a four-year period. 
På giverkonferansen i London i fjor, som Norge tok initiativ til, annonserte Norge et bidrag på ti milliarder kroner over fire år.
By the end of this year, Norway will have disbursed half of this amount. 
Innen året er omme, vil Norge ha utbetalt halve beløpet.
Norway is urging other donors to give more. 
Norge oppfordrer andre giverland til å bidra mer.
‘At least 15 % of the aid from Norway will go to education initiatives. 
- Minst 15 prosent av Norges bistand vil gå til utdanningstiltak.
Investing in education is crucial for the younger generation in Syria. 
Å satse på utdanning er en viktig investering for den oppvoksende generasjonen syrere.
In the time ahead, Norway will also give priority to humanitarian protection and assistance to displaced women and girls. 
Fremover vil Norge også prioritere innsats for kvinner og jenter på flukt.
We will intensify our efforts in the field of health, especially relating to reproductive health,’ said Mr Brende. 
Vi vil øke helseinnsatsen, spesielt innen reproduktiv helse, sier Brende.
Norway attaches importance to taking a long-term approach to aid, and is also providing various forms of development aid, for example through the World Bank. 
Norge legger vekt på å ha et langsiktig bistandsperspektiv og bidrar også med flere former for utviklingsstøtte, deriblant gjennom Verdensbanken.
‘It is not enough that people merely survive, they must also have something to live for in the future. 
- Folk må ikke bare overleve, men ha noe å leve for i fremtiden.
That is why we are increasing our support for clearing mines and explosive devices, which ISIL has used extensively. 
Derfor øker vi støtten til å rydde miner og eksplosiver, som Isil har brukt i stort monn.
Norway will continue to support projects that enable civil society groups and women’s groups from both sides of the conflict to meet and discuss solutions to the conflict. 
Norge vil fortsette å støtte prosjekter som tilrettelegger for at sivilsamfunn og kvinnegrupper fra begge sider av konflikten kan møtes og diskutere alternative løsninger på konflikten.
Norway is providing political and financial support for the work of UN Special Envoy Staffan de Mistura in connection with the Geneva negotiations. 
Norge gir både politisk og økonomisk støtte til arbeidet til FNs spesialutsending Staffan de Mistura med Genève-forhandlingene.
Norway is a member of the global coalition to counter ISIL, and is contributing in both civilian and military terms. 
Som medlem av anti-Isil-koalisjonen bidrar Norge både sivilt og militært for å bekjempe terrorgruppen Isil.
Norway will also support the new UN panel that is to assist in investigating and prosecuting those responsible for the most serious crimes under international law committed in Syria. 
Norge vil også støtte det nye uavhengige FN-panelet som vil granske internasjonale forbrytelser i Syria.
‘This year, Norway will provide at least NOK 2.3 billion in aid to Syria and the neighbouring countries. 
- Norge vil i år bidra med minst 2,3 milliarder kroner i bistand til Syria og naboland.
Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion Solveig Horne 
Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion Solveig Horne
OECD High-Level Policy Forum on Migration -Mobilising Migrants´ Skills for Economic Success Session 4: Providing Equal Opportunities: What Works in the Integration of Youth With a Migration Background? 
OECD High-Level Policy Forum on Migration -Mobilising Migrants´ Skills for Economic Success Session 4: Providing Equal Opportunities: What Works in the Integration of Youth With a Migration Background?
Dear delegates. 
Dear delegates.
The immigrant population in Norway is younger than the rest of the population. 
The immigrant population in Norway is younger than the rest of the population.