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2023 elections: I will be a stepping stone for Igbo presidency - Atiku; Peter Obi visits Ooni of Ife | 5 Things That Should Matter Today » YNaija - Vimarsana News

2023 elections: I will be a stepping stone for Igbo presidency - Atiku; Peter Obi visits Ooni of Ife | 5 Things That Should Matter Today » YNaija

2023 Elections: I will be a stepping stone for Igbo presidency - AtikuElectoral Offences Bill will be ready soon - SenateWike recovers Rivers aircraft

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UN Human Rights Council 48: Universal Periodic Review Adoption – Somalia - Vimarsana News

UN Human Rights Council 48: Universal Periodic Review Adoption – Somalia

The UK's International Ambassador for Human Rights, Rita French, delivered this statement during the Universal Periodic Review Adoption for Somalia.

Source: gov.uk
UN Human Rights Council 48 Universal Periodic Review Adoption – Somalia - Vimarsana News

UN Human Rights Council 48 Universal Periodic Review Adoption – Somalia

Thank you, Madam President. The United Kingdom welcomes Somalia’s engagement with the UPR process and wider cooperation with international partners on

Statements Archive - Statement by Ambassador Byrne Nason at UNSC Briefing on the Situation in Somalia - Vimarsana News

Statements Archive - Statement by Ambassador Byrne Nason at UNSC Briefing on the Situation in Somalia

National Statement by Ambassador Byrne Nason at the UN Security Council Briefing on the Situation in Somalia.

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38th Universal Periodic Review of human rights: UK statement on Somalia - Vimarsana News

38th Universal Periodic Review of human rights: UK statement on Somalia

The Universal Periodic Review takes place in Geneva. The United Kingdom recognises Somalia’s cooperation with international partners on its human rights challenges but is disappointed by the absence of significant progress. We are concerned by the impact of the electoral impasse on the rights of the Somali people, and so call on Somalia’s leaders to refrain from further violence, return to dialogue, reach consensus, and hold inclusive elections without further delay. The UK commends Somalia for establishing a legal framework for protecting journalists but remains concerned at the ...

Source: gov.uk