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2026-10-24, Lief dagboek
Zaterdag; Wat eten we vandaag?; Protesten Europa; Wintertijd; Dag van de Verenigde Naties; World Kangaroo Day; World Development Information Day; Disarmament Week; Global Media and Information Literacy Week; vredesprotest; Nacht van de Nacht.
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RightAboutNow Festival 2026
Het RIGHTABOUTNOW Festival presenteert al meer dan tien jaar een eclectische mix van performance en podiumkunsten, gezien door een hiphop lens.
Het is een podiumkunstenfestival met elementen uit de muziek, straat- en clubcultuur, waardoor het een breed en vernieuwend platform biedt voor zowel nieuwe als meer gevestigde artiesten. De komende editie vindt plaats op 3, 4, 5 en 6 december 2026 in CC Amstel, OBA, Tempel en Cinetol in Amsterdam. Deze editie staat in het teken van de vraag Are We Still Safe? Een vraag die steeds urgenter wordt in een tijd waarin grenzen verharden, vrijheden onder druk staan en de ruimte om jezelf te zijn of uit te spreken niet voor iedereen vanzelfsprekend is. Hoe vrij kunnen we ons bewegen, overdag én in de nacht? Hoe beschermen we de ruimte voor verhalen en perspectieven die niet altijd gehoord worden? Juist wanneer onze ruimte onder druk staat, wordt het belangrijker om ruimte voor elkaar te blijven maken. Vier dagen lang wordt deze vraag vanuit verschillende kunstvormen, verhalen en perspectieven onderzocht. Verwacht een bijzondere eclectische mix.
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94e vredesprotest – Stop de Oorlog in Oekraine en Gaza (Radio Patapoe)
Op de 24e van elke maand samenkomst om 18:00 samen op het Spui tegenover het Lieverdje voor een einde aan oorlog en herdenking slachtoffers.
Met sprekers, dichters en muziek wordt iedere maand geprotesteerd tegen het voortduren van de bloedige oorlog in Oekraïne – en Gaza – en gepleit voor een wapenstilstand, diplomatie en onderhandelingen. Met twee minuten stilte herdenking de slachtoffers aan beide kanten. Luisteren naar een update over de stand van zaken aan het front. Na afloop samen “Dona Nobis Pacem – Geef Ons Vrede” zingen. Guido van Leemput – schrijver van ‘De gelaagde oorlog’ en medeoprichter van Stop de Oorlog Amsterdam – geeft zijn maandelijkse analyse van de situatie aan het front én de onderhandelingstafels. Nog niet eerder was een einde van het massale bloedvergieten zo dichtbij. Komt er een vrede in het belang van de Oekraïense en Russische bevolking? Of kijken we naar oligarchen en kapitalisten die op een nietsontziende manier de wereld opnieuw aan het verdelen zijn? De bijeenkomsten op het Spui worden live uitgezonden door Radio Patapoe. Alle vorige uitzendingen staan bij elkaar op een plek. Radio Patapoe is vrije radio zonder censuur of commercie en voorstander van vrijheid van meningsuiting en denken.
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World Development Information Day 2026
In 1972, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly established World Development Information Day to draw the attention of the world to development problems and the need to strengthen international cooperation to solve them (resolution 3038(XXVII)).
The Assembly decided that the date for the Day should coincide with United Nations Day, 24 October, which was also the date of the adoption, in 1970, of the International Development Strategy for the Second United Nations Development Decade. Since the 1970s, Governments dedicated themselves to the fundamental objectives enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations to create conditions of stability and well-being and to ensure a minimum standard of living consistent with human dignity through economic and social progress and development. The launching of the First United Nations Development Decade in 1961 marked a major world-wide endeavor to give concrete substance to that solemn pledge. Since then, attempts have continued to adopt measures for that purpose. Unfortunately, however, the standard of living for millions of people in the world is still pitifully low: they are often still undernourished, uneducated, unemployed and wanting in many basic amenities. Nonetheless, the current frustrations and disappointments must not be allowed to cloud the vision or stand in the way of the development objectives. The success of international development activities depend in large measure on improvement in the general international situation that requires concrete progress particularly in the promotion of equal political, economic, social and cultural rights for all members of society. The ultimate objective of development must be to bring about sustained improvement in the well-being of the individual and to bestow benefits on all. If undue privilege, extremes of wealth, and social injustice persist, then development fails in its essential purpose. The international community must rise to the challenge of the present age of unprecedented opportunities offered by science and technological advances, such that they may be equitably shared by all countries and, in turn, may contribute to the accelerated economic development throughout the world.
Disarmament Week 2026
Disarmament Week seeks to promote awareness and better understanding of disarmament issues and their cross-cutting importance.
Starting on 24 October, the anniversary of the founding of the United Nations, the week-long annual observance was first called for in the Final Document of the General Assembly’s 1978 special session on disarmament (resolution S-10/2). In 1995, the General Assembly invited governments, as well as NGOs, to continue taking an active part in Disarmament Week (resolution 50/72 B, 12 December 1995) in order to promote a better understanding among the public of disarmament issues. Throughout history, countries have pursued disarmament to build a safer, more secure world and to protect people from harm. Since the foundation of the United Nations, disarmament and arms control have played a critical role in preventing and ending crises and armed conflict. Heightened tensions and dangers are better resolved through serious political dialogue and negotiation—not by more arms. Weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons, continue to be of primary concern, owing to their destructive power and the threat that they pose to humanity. The excessive accumulation and illicit trade in conventional weapons jeopardize international peace and security and sustainable development, while the use of heavy conventional weapons in populated areas is seriously endangering civilians.
New and emerging weapon technologies, such as autonomous weapons, imperil global security and have received increased attention from the international community in recent years. Measures for disarmament are pursued for many reasons, including to maintain international peace and security, uphold the principles of humanity, protect civilians, promote sustainable development, foster confidence and trust among States, and prevent and end armed conflict. Disarmament and arms control measures help ensure international and human security in the 21st Century and therefore must be an integral part of a credible and effective collective security system. The United Nations continues to celebrate the efforts and involvement of a range of actors contributing to a safer, more peaceful common future through disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation efforts. In a world threatened by weapons of mass destruction, conventional arms and emerging cyberwarfare, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres presented an agenda for disarmament to save humanity, save lives and secure our common future.
Disarmament Week
World Kangaroo Day 2026
In 2020 not-for-profit organisation Kangaroos Alive created World Kangaroo Day to be held every year on October 24th, the mission is to create an international day to celebrate this icon.
Kangaroos are marsupials from the subfamily Macropodinae (macropods, meaning “large foot”). In common use, the term is used to describe the largest species from this family, the red kangaroo, as well as the antilopine kangaroo, eastern grey kangaroo, and western grey kangaroo. Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and New Guinea. World Kangaroo Day is a global movement campaigning for the ethical treatment of kangaroos. Kangaroos Alive runs education campaigns, supports scientific research, and advocates globally to end the commercial kangaroo trade. It works in partnership with First Nations organisations to amplify Indigenous voices and cultural knowledge in kangaroo conservation. The day celebrates kangaroos as iconic and culturally significant native animals, and draws attention to the threats they face from habitat loss, commercial slaughter, and misinformation. As part of the celebrations, World Kangaroo Day will feature a series of Walks and Talks. These immersive, family-friendly events invite communities to connect with Country, learn about kangaroo behaviour and habitats, and hear stories from Aboriginal Elders about the kangaroo’s role as a sacred totem. The World Kangaroo Day Photo Competition, has closed and winners of this year’s competition will be announced on 24 October. The competition was open to amateur and professional photographers with the objective of showcasing the beauty, strength and spirit of kangaroos.
World Kangaroo Day
#UNday Dag van de Verenigde Naties 2026
De Verenigde Naties (afkorting: VN) vormen een internationale organisatie die op 24 oktober 1945 werd opgericht door 51 landen.
De VN wordt beschouwd als de opvolger van de Volkenbond (League of Nations). Het is een intergouverneme
2026-10-23, Lief dagboek
Vrijdag; PHP kwetsbaarheden; Wat eten we vandaag?; Kushner’s gehackte iPhone; Wintertijd; Dag van de Sneeuwluipaard; Wereld Mol Dag; KMI code oranje.
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