Helen Clark - my week on Twitter

These are some of the issues that I have been looking at this week. Scroll down to see the latest from The Helen Clark Foundation.

28th June 2022

#Tunisia 🇹🇳 despatched an authoritarian leader in 2011 when citizens rose up demanding better government. A democratic constitution was adopted. Now current President seeks more power in what is seen as authoritarian drift. Lots at stake in referendum: https://t.co/mjX5jGy1LX

— Helen Clark (@HelenClarkNZ) June 28, 2022

28th June 2022

Women’s political leadership is critical for achieving #SDGs #GenderEquality & #SRH—Now more than ever!
Join @HelenClarkNZ & women leaders from across sectors in a dialogue on Choice, Voice and Autonomy!
Register⇸ https://t.co/u6UF9wCMzA#ProtectTheProgress #PartnersForChange pic.twitter.com/ro9igcn9yw

— PMNCH (@PMNCH) June 28, 2022

28th June 2022

Israel’s reaction to #RoeVsWade has been to widen access to abortion. Laudable. May others follow suit! ⁦@ReproRightsUN⁩ ⁦@ReproRights⁩ ⁦@alranztweets⁩ ⁦@FPNewZealand⁩ https://t.co/sGHeewlkRN

— Helen Clark (@HelenClarkNZ) June 28, 2022

28th June 2022

Concerning to read that Aid Transparency Index published by ⁦@aidtransparency⁩ is at risk of closure. It has continually raised the bar on transparency in international development organisations. Hope funders see the importance of this. @devex https://t.co/OAilK9pTjS

— Helen Clark (@HelenClarkNZ) June 28, 2022

28th June 2022

Former New Zealand PM @HelenClarkNZ says the #RoeVWade decision "condemns women to unsafe abortion" around the world, not just in the US https://t.co/kPLoLvLO18

— BBC World Service (@bbcworldservice) June 28, 2022

25th June 2022

Around 1 in 3 NZers aged 15+ are obese (34.3%); saturation of parts of cities with fast food outlets doesn’t help. @BoydSwinburn suggests zoning needs to change w/ local councils & communities having mandate to make their area healthier. @helenclarkfound https://t.co/4nbQJjkFG1

— Helen Clark (@HelenClarkNZ) June 25, 2022

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29th June 2022

Building new transport infrastructure like safe cycleways is important to creating more livable, low-emission cities. However, we have to actively make sure we don't leave anyone behind. This is why we take an equity lens with our workhttps://t.co/SkgixhmWdt

— Mahi a Rongo | Helen Clark Foundation (@HelenClarkFound) June 28, 2022

28th June 2022

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— Mahi a Rongo | Helen Clark Foundation (@HelenClarkFound) June 28, 2022

28th June 2022

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— Mahi a Rongo | Helen Clark Foundation (@HelenClarkFound) June 28, 2022

27th June 2022

Great to see our recent research with @HealthCoA featured on @NewshubNZ last night 👇

Everyone wants a healthy environment for their children. We agree with @HealthCoA experts that communities should have a say about what opens in their neighborhood. https://t.co/Gt2asuh3IN

— Mahi a Rongo | Helen Clark Foundation (@HelenClarkFound) June 27, 2022