Statement by the United States at the July 28, 2011, DSB Meeting
European Communities – Definitive anti-dumping measures on certain iron or steel fasteners from China.
Read morePresident Obama Proclaims World Hepatitis Day 2011
On World Hepatitis Day, we join with people across our country and around the globe in promoting strategies that will help save lives and prevent the spread of viral hepatitis.
Read moreU.S. Response to Humanitarian Crisis in the Horn of Africa

Fact Sheet: More than 11.5 million people—primarily in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia—are in need of emergency assistance in the Horn of Africa
Read moreRose Gottemoeller: The status quo is unacceptable
As we seek our way forward, we must keep our eye on the prize and, for most of the international community, that prize is a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty as the next immediate multilateral nuclear disarmament step.
Read moreP-5 UNGA Joint Statement on Revitalizing the Work of the Conference on Disarmament
It is crucial to reaffirm the negotiating role of the CD and to allow it to resume its substantive work without delay.
Read moreArms Control and Nonproliferation: The Road from Prague to Today
Rejecting the notion that the world must glumly accept living with the fear of nuclear annihilation, President Obama two years ago in Prague declared the U.S. commitment “to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons.”
Read morePresident Obama Signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
“The promise of the ADA was that all Americans should have equal access and equal opportunity, including Americans with disabilities,” said President Obama. “The ADA was about independence and the freedom to make of our lives what we will. We celebrate that today, and we recommit ourselves to ending discrimination in all its forms.”
Read moreAmbassador Punke: WTO Must Focus on the Road Ahead

We do not believe that we will succeed by continuing our current discussions of an Early Harvest package built on the elements we’ve been considering, but we are certainly open to a creative discussion of development issues. … it is clear that none of us is happy with the position in which we find ourselves. And yet here we are. Today, we hope, begins a new process of facing up together to our situation as it exists, and planning a realistic path forward.
Read moreECOSOC U.S. EOV on "Situation of and assistance to Palestinian women"
The United States, along with so many of our international partners, remains committed to supporting the Palestinian people, including Palestinian women, in practical and effective ways.
Read moreU.S. Condemns Ongoing Violence in Syria
The United States condemns the ongoing violence in Syria, particularly the brutality practiced by the Syrian government against its own citizens – peaceful protestors and bystanders alike.
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