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Health and human services for those with burns and/or disabilities.
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Full and positive access to health care for people of the world.
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Full and positive access to education for people of the world.
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Policy support and management of the international public services field, i.e., fire, EMS and law enforcement services.
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Burn center policy and design, management and necessary support.
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Full and complete nuclear proliferation and disarmament, under all mandates, treaties and international standards
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Climate change and ecological issues to structure a better world in which to live.
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Eradication of all forms of discrimination regardless of race, gender, creed, religion, nationality, class, culture, education, etc.
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Eradication of all forms of violence, including sexual assaults on any victim regardless of gender or age, physical abuse, and mental forms of abuse, and torture.
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Special program for provision of funds to those injured, or for the family of those killed in the line of duty in the fire, EMS, and law enforcement services (under the O.C.B.).
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Full and complete access to housing for those with burns and/or disabilities under specific and direct related programs
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Positive and complete United Nations reform for a better tomorrow for all of mankind.
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Humanitarian response to all emergencies which have caused catastrophic loss of life or threaten to create great loss of life.
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Educational services in the following areas of concern: 1) human rights, 2) disability and burn awareness, 3) burn and fire prevention, 4) and prevention of violence and sexual assault. This shall be accomplished through the processes provided to the international community through the United Nations.
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