Security Council press statement on Yemen, 16 April 2021
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The Members of the Security Council welcomed the announcement of Saudi Arabia on 22 March, supported by the Government of Yemen, to end the conflict in Yemen and reach a comprehensive political solution, which was in line with the UN Special Envoy’s proposal for a nationwide ceasefire, re-opening Sana’a International airport, and allowing free movement of ships for fuel and other commodities into Hudaydah port in accordance with the Stockholm Agreement. They welcomed Oman’s mediation efforts between the key stakeholders and encouraged continued engagement in the region.
The Members of the Security Council called on all parties to engage constructively with the UN Special Envoy and negotiate, without preconditions, an immediate nationwide ceasefire and a Yemeni-owned, inclusive, political settlement, in accordance with relevant provisions of UN Security Council resolutions including 2216 (2015) and 2565 (2021). T
Путин обсудил с Совбезом ответ на санкции США
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Выпуск программы «Время» в 21:00 от 16 04 2021 Новости Первый канал
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Зеленский: Мирные переговоры по Донбассу возможны с участием России
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Statement of SRSG-SVC Pramila Patten Security Council Open Debate on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
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Today’s meeting is a critical opportunity to
take stock of both the
persistent and entrenched, as well as
new and emerging, challenges in our collective efforts to eradicate the scourge of conflict-related sexual violence. Building upon our debate last year, which focused on
turning commitments into compliance, and
pursuing a survivor-centered, rights-based approach in all prevention and response efforts, we now meet to
assess and address the gaps that remain. Many of these gaps and challenges have been exacerbated over the past year by a pandemic that has