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‘No preconditions’ accepted from Syrian parties, UN envoy says ahead of Geneva talks

‘No preconditions’ accepted from Syrian parties, UN envoy says ahead of Geneva talks

Nov 28, 2017, at 09:46 am

New York, Nov 28(Just Earth News): Ahead of fresh intra-Syrian talks on Tuesday in Geneva, the United Nations mediator said on Monday that the crisis now has the potential to move towards “a genuine political process.”  

Do not stand silent while Syrian parties use starvation, fear as ‘methods of war,’ urges UN aid chief

Do not stand silent while Syrian parties use starvation, fear as ‘methods of war,’ urges UN aid chief

May 31, 2017, at 01:26 pm

New York, May 31(Just Earth News): Though there are significantly fewer reports of violence in some parts of Syria, the consequences of the conflict continue to devastate lives, the top United Nations relief official said on Tuesday, calling for ending attacks and obstacles that prevent humanitarian workers from reaching the hundreds of thousands of civilians still trapped in the war-torn country.

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