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Yemen: Pathways to Peace - Promoting Peace Through Art

Yemen: Pathways to Peace - Promoting Peace Through Art
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Groups: Both sides used starvation as tool in Yemen war

Groups: Both sides used starvation as tool in Yemen war
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Pro-Houthi organisation says movement is responsible for migrant deaths in Sana a

March 11, 2021 at 2:00 am | Published in: Middle East, News, Yemen Houthis check weapons on military trucks during a tribal gathering on 1 August 2019 in Sana a, Yemen [Mohammed Hamoud/Getty Images] March 11, 2021 at 2:00 am A human rights organisation affiliated with the Yemeni Houthi group has reported that the movement is responsible for killing and wounding dozens of African migrants and refugees in a detention centre in Sana a last Sunday. This came in a statement issued by the Mwatana Organisation for Human Rights on Wednesday, of which Anadolu Agency obtained a copy. The organisation stated that the Houthi group: Caused dozens of deaths and injuries after a fatal fire broke out in a detention centre crowded with African migrants and refugees in Sana a on 7 March.

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Ireland and the United Nations Security Council: What can be achieved for Peace and Security?

Ulster University Ireland and the United Nations Security Council: What can be achieved for Peace and Security? The Irish Peace and Conflict Network, which includes the Transitional Justice I, hosted a panel discussion on Tuesday, 2 February 2021, which explored what success and impact in relation to peace and conflict would look like for Ireland during Ireland s term on the Security Council. It explored the priorities for Security Council action in conflict-affected contexts, and what we can learn from past experiences of member states on the Council. Ireland and the United Nations Security Council: What can be achieved for Peace and Security?

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Ireland to renegotiate Syrian humanitarian aid corridor

Ireland to renegotiate Syrian humanitarian aid corridor Updated / Wednesday, 3 Feb 2021 08:21 Children are led to school in the Atme camp close to the border with Turkey in Syria s northwestern Idlib province Ireland is being tasked with renegotiating the mandate to maintain a crucial humanitarian aid corridor from Turkey into north-west Syria, as part of its new role on the UN Security Council. The conflict in Syria is a key issue on the Security Council s agenda for this month and Sonja Hyland, political director of the Department of Foreign Affairs and former ambassador to Mexico told a seminar yesterday that she had accompanied the Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney to the border last week, to try to understand the political dynamics of the crossing.

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