United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres takes part in the 37th session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) in Havana, Cuba, May 8, 2018. [Photo/Agencies] UNITED NATIONS -- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday condemned the terrorist attacks on worshipers in three churches in Surabaya, Indonesia. The UN chief was appalled at reports that children were used to participate in the attacks, said Guterres' spokesman Stephane Dujarric in a statement. Guterres expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and wished a swift recovery to those injured. He reiterated the support of the United Nations to the government and people of Indonesia in their efforts to fight and prevent terrorism and violent extremism, including through the promotion of pluralism, moderation and tolerance, said the statement. An Indonesian Special Forces Police counter-terrorism squad member walks by burned motorcycles following a blast at the Pentecost Church Central Surabaya (GPPS), in Surabaya, Indonesia May 13, 2018. [Photo/Agencies] Suicide bombers who carried out deadly attacks on three churches in Indonesia's second-largest city on Sunday were a family of six that included two young children, police said, as the world's most populous Muslim nation recoiled in horror at one of the worst attacks on its Christian minority. At least 13 people, including all six family members, died in the attacks in Surabaya and at least 41 were injured, according to police, in acts that Indonesia's president condemned as barbaric. The bombings were the worst to target churches in Indonesia since a series of attacks on Christmas Eve in 2000 killed 15 people and wounded nearly 100. Religious minorities in Indonesia, especially Christians, have been repeatedly targeted by militants. colored rubber bands for braceletsblue silicone braceletcustomized friendship bracelets onlinesilicone allergy braceletcamo silicone bracelets
BEIJING - The upcoming China-Japan-ROK leaders' meeting will open up new prospects for cooperation and contribute to regional peace, stability and prosperity, a foreign ministry spokesperson said Wednesday in Beijing.The meeting, the seventh of its kind, will be held in Japan on May 9. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and ROK President Moon Jae-in will attend the meeting.They will meet with the press after the meeting and address the opening ceremony of a business summit, spokesperson Hua Chunying said at a daily press briefing.China-Japan-ROK trilateral cooperation has achieved fruitful outcomes in areas such as the economy, trade, finance, transport, culture, education, environment, health, and disaster management. An investment agreement has been signed, and 13 rounds of free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations have been held, according to Hua."Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the launch of China-Japan-ROK trilateral cooperation," she said, expressing hope that the upcoming leaders' meeting will usher in new prospects in the cooperation.In addition to attending the meeting, Premier Li will also pay an official visit to Japan.This year marks the 40th anniversary of the signing of the China-Japan Treaty of Peace and Friendship, and bilateral ties face an important opportunity for improvement, Hua said.During the visit, Li will hold talks with Abe and meet with Japanese Emperor Akihito.The official visit to Japan, the first made by a Chinese premier after eight years, will further consolidate the improving momentum, push ties back to the normal track and chart the future development of bilateral ties, Hua said. personalized rubber braceletscolored rubber bands for braceletscute rubber band braceletssilicone wristbandscheap custom wristbands<%2fcenter>
