United Nations, New York, July 21, 2009 - Press Conference Office of the Spokesman for the Secretary-General. He denied widespread shortages of basic elements of human security, and access to clean water and freedom from hunger for democracy and a law office, and citizens of Arab countries can achieve the potential, according to a report sponsored by the United Nations released today.

She noted the annual Arab Human Development report that human security, which he described as a prerequisite for human development, undermining the areas of political systems are unjust, and economic competitiveness and social power and resources between social groups and fragmented in some cases, the impact of foreign military intervention.

The tendency is to think of safety only in terms of military security or the State, "said Aleem Alsoswa Amat, Director of UNDP Regional Bureau for the United Nations Development Programme) for the Arab States.

Report on Arab Human Development Report 2009:
http://www.arab-hdr.org/