Seeing in a positive way is there is no longer a monolithic resistance on these issues. There are to contribute in countries that recognize we face a crisis. They recognize that simply circling the wagon and saying no to transparency and accountability is undermining peacekeeping. It is undermining their own integrity. We have seen some progress on that front. I would point out on the list , a large number of people who are violators are in the peacekeeping mission to make money. They are in the peacekeeping mission to make money. Sorry. I cant imagine how political resistance can keep us from enforcing against the countries that make money off doing this in this particular situation. Thank you chairman corker. Thank you for convening this hearing and your voice, both of you in fighting Human Trafficking and human slavery and the passion and engagement you bring to making sure we dont just hold hearings. The deplorable conditions around the world, we actually do something and get somet
Dozens of Different Missions for decades are simply shocking and unacceptable. It is the u. S. That is footing most of the bill for the peacekeepers who are committing these atrocities against men, women, and children. If the people who we are funding and supporting to the peacekeepers cannot be trusted our support for peacekeeping is at risk of doing more harm than good. Listen to act, not just to bring an end to Sexual Exploitation. Simply providing peacekeeper and police does not fulfill a Member States obligation. It is the responsibility of Member States to oversee the appropriate units. It is a struggle. Contributing countries are deploying in order to get troops paid we are not attracting the best, most capable forces from around the world. Before we make progress, we have to institute meaningful accountability for nations and their peacekeepers that connect these crimes. Ive been forward to exploring ways we can help the u. N. Push for accountability that is meaningful to and t
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The Accra Circuit Court One has sentenced a 27-year-old man to four years imprisonment in hard labour for stealing laptop computers, among other items valued over USD10,000 belonging to the Association International School. Michael Awitor, unemployed, admitted entering the School head's office unlawfully to make away with the items and…
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