Palestine expresses its disapproval on UN Secretary General’s decision

- itnnews.lk

Palestine has expressed its disapproval on the UN Secretary General’s decision to appoint a panel of experts to advise him on “accountability issues” relating to post-conflict Sri Lanka. The Palestinian government said that the United Nations made no response regarding the loss of children’s lives in the Gaza strip and therefore it has no right to [...]

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