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Item 2 Debate on the High Commissioner's Report
Tampaco Disaster Should Fuel Concerns Over Poor Inspections
Schools Limit Access to Bathrooms, Locker Rooms
Aid, Resettlement, Asylum Procedures Fall Woefully Short
End Threats to Families, Demolitions of Dwellings
Police Arrest Women Protesting Proposed Changes to the Constitution
Arms Ambargo on South Sudan Long-Overdue
HRC33, Item 3 Interactive Dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation
Intelligence Agency Held Policy Center Staff for Nearly a Month
At Global Refugee Summits, Commit to Resettlement and Aid
Government Has Spent €16M Spreading Distorted Facts About Refugees
Internal Politics Behind Intensified Crackdown