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Amid 'political impasse' in Burundi, Security Council urges all parties to cease violence

Amid 'political impasse' in Burundi, Security Council urges all parties to cease violence

Aug 03, 2017, at 09:50 am

New York, Aug 3(Just Earth News): The United Nations Security Council today expressed “deep concern” over the political situation in Burundi – including increasing numbers of refugees and reports of torture, forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings – and strongly urged the Government and all parties to immediately cease and reject such violence.

Guinea-Bissau: Political impasse needs to be broken to allow economic reforms to proceed, reports UN envoy

Guinea-Bissau: Political impasse needs to be broken to allow economic reforms to proceed, reports UN envoy

Aug 31, 2016, at 02:05 pm

New York, Aug 31 (Just Earth News): In his briefing to the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday, a senior United Nations official emphasized the need for Guinea-Bissau’s political leaders to put aside partisan considerations and focus on national interests and the welfare of the suffering population.

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