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Guinea: Ban welcomes signing by political parties of declaration eschewing violence
24 April 2013 – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the signing of a joint declaration by political actors in Guinea to resolve differences over preparations for stalled legislative elections and other contentious issues through peaceful means.
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Ban ‘shocked and saddened’ by civilian deaths in Nigeria violence
22 April 2013 – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has voiced shock and sadness today at reports of high numbers of civilians killed in Nigeria’s Borno State following armed clashes there between Government forces and an extremist group.
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UN senior officials urge political focus in Mali efforts, while aid agencies flag budget gaps
19 April 2013The top United Nations political official today reiterated the importance of the political process in Mali at a high-level meeting with senior UN and Government officials, while UN aid agencies urged more funding to assist the hundreds of thousands of Malians driven from their homes.
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In visit to Guinea, UN envoy works for calm and dialogue ahead of elections
18 April 2013 The United Nations envoy for West Africa met today with a range of Guinean stakeholders to explore ways to resume inclusive political dialogue in the interest of the peaceful preparation and conduct of upcoming legislative elections.
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Significant threats confront Côte d’Ivoire despite progress towards stability, UN reports
16 April 2013 Despite considerable progress since the end of the violent post-election crisis two years ago, Côte d’Ivoire still faces significant threats to its long-term stability, including the presence of armed elements, transnational crime, terrorism, piracy, and a security sector in need of reform, a top United Nations peacekeeping official said today.
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UN rights office calls on Guinea to protect civilians following violent clashes
5 March 2013 The United Nations human rights office today expressed its concern over the unrest that has been taking place in Guinea over the past week, which resulted in numerous deaths and injuries, and called on authorities to protect civilians and ensure all parties refrain from using violence to resolve disputes.
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Guinea: Ban calls for calm following reports of violent clashes in capital
1 March 2013 – United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called today for calm following reports of continuing violent clashes in the Guinean capital of Conakry, urging political actors in the West African country to pursue dialogue to create conditions for peaceful May elections.
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Reconciliation efforts urgently needed in Mali to address displacement – UN
1 March 2013 – The United Nations refugee agency today stressed that efforts to achieve reconciliation and combat impunity are needed to avoid long-term displacement in Mali, where hundreds of thousands of people have been uprooted since fighting broke out over a year ago
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International aid now critical to help Malians rebuild their lives, UN official says
26 February 2013After a period of brutal violence and economic collapse in Mali, access was now stable enough so that aid, if adequately funded, could help hundreds of thousands rebuild their lives, a top United Nations humanitarian official said today after a visit to the West African country.
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Security Council extends mandate of UN office in Guinea-Bissau for three months
22 February 2013The Security Council today extended the United Nations office in Guinea-Bissau for three months, and requested Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to provide recommendations on its future mandate and any possible readjustment in the world body’s support to the West African nation.
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