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Indias UN representative, Ruchira Kamboj, urged zero tolerance towards terror groups and their patrons, emphasizing how the illicit small arms trade sustains conflicts. Stressing Indias firsthand experience with cross-border terrorism, she highlighted the dire impact of terrorist violence facilitated by smuggled weapons, including drones. Kamboj advocated international collaboration to curb arms trafficking, endorsing UN initiatives for control and tracing. India, committed to stringent export c...

The objectives of the operation are to reduce road traffic crashes to the barest minimum, have prompt responses to road crashes as well

Kamboj also stressed that UN peacekeeping missions could support host countries in addressing the issue of the illicit transfer of small arms and light weapons. She said this could take place by strengthening the capacities of law enforcement and security agencies in the safe handling, upkeep and stockpile management of arms and weapons, including those that have been recovered from non-state actors.

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The Federal Road Safety Corps, Kwara State Command, has deployed 950 personnel for Christmas and New Year operations. The personnel include officers and

This was contained in a statement signed by Busari Basambo, Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Command.

Rights-based approaches to mental healthcare are creating a culture of zero-tolerance for coercion in global mental health.

By M A Hossain In the intricate mosaic of global counterterrorism endeavours, Bangladesh emerges as a nation adeptly navigating the multifaceted challenges posed by terrorist activities. The recently published Country Reports on Terrorism for the year 2022 by the US State Department, furnished a comprehensive and perceptive elucidation of Bangladesh’s counterterrorism milieu. Throughout the annals

In the intricate mosaic of global counterterrorism endeavors, Bangladesh emerges as a nation adeptly navigating the multifaceted challenges posed by

Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday said that J&K has Zero Tolerance approach to Corruption. “On International Anti-Corruption Day, let us reaffirm our resolve to build corruption-free J&K. We must be United Against Corruption to ensure probity in governance, social justice and speed up socio-economic development,” Sinha said in a tweet.