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Banning UNRWA: Genocidal Consequences? by Dr Khalid Shibib
12/07/2024
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Banning UNRWA: Genocidal Consequences? by Dr Khalid Shibib While the Israeli Parliament (the Knesset) Resolution on October 28, 2024, to ban UNRWA in Israel and OPT will dramatically aggravate living conditions of Palestinian refugees and non-refugee people across the Palestinian Territory occupied by Israel since 1967, it represents an intentional denial of access to functional lifesaving health services currently operating, which may have a war-crime and genocidal character in Gaza. The war in Gaza has an outstanding character, not…

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Titre publié : Asie, International Diplomat Commentaires fermés sur Banning UNRWA: Genocidal Consequences? by Dr Khalid Shibib
Turkmenistan Joins CITES, Strengthening Wildlife Trade Regulation and Conservation in Central Asia
11/20/2024
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Turkmenistan Joins CITES, Strengthening Wildlife Trade Regulation and Conservation in Central Asia Geneva, 20 November 2024 – The Secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) welcomes Turkmenistan as the 185th Party to the Convention. With Turkmenistan’s accession, wildlife trade in CITES-listed species in Central Asia is regulated by CITES provisions, marking a unified approach to conserving biodiversity across the region known for its unique ecological landscapes and species. CITES will formally take…

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Titre publié : Asie, International Diplomat Commentaires fermés sur Turkmenistan Joins CITES, Strengthening Wildlife Trade Regulation and Conservation in Central Asia