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Yémen - Berlin demande d'inclure les Houthis dans la liste des terroristes

6 mars 2023

Prisons des Houthis : Lavage de cerveau des prisonniers en échange d’amnistie, quoi de neuf ?

La milice terroriste Houthi continue de violer les droits des civils au Yémen, cherchant toujours à contrôler le Yémen et…

5 mars 2023

Un rapport de l’ONU documente plus de 1400 violations contre les enfants au Yémen… Détails

Au cours des neuf premiers mois de l’année dernière, l’équipe des Nations Unies a recensé plus de 1 400 cas…

Yémen - Les rebelles Houthis continuent à commettre des crimes contre l'humanité

3 mars 2023

Militant des droits de l’homme : les Houthis ciblent les établissements médicaux et le personnel médical pour torturer le peuple yéménite

La milice terroriste Houthi continue de se livrer à des actes de terrorisme contre le secteur de la santé au…

3 mars 2023

Des Africains irréguliers quittent la Tunisie pour échapper aux attaques

Un certain nombre d’immigrants en situation régulière d’Afrique sub-saharienne semblent quitter la Tunisie au milieu d’une rhétorique belliqueuse faisant état…

3 mars 2023

Que se passe-t-il en Irak ? Le Cadre de coordination entre en conflit en raison de la loi électorale

La crise en Iraq continue de s’aggraver considérablement, car les alliances politiques au sein du Gouvernement iraquien dirigé par Mohammed…

En bloquant l'approvisionnement de l'Iran, la flotte américaine resserre l'étau autour des Houthis

2 mars 2023

Détérioration des conditions de vie au Yémen: Les Yéménites souffrent du feu du terrorisme houthi

Depuis 2014, le Yémen souffre d’une détérioration de la situation dans tous les secteurs de la vie et de l’occupation…

Guterres in Iraq: UN recommendations and government messages UN recommendations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres addressed to the Iraqi government, while the latter responded with messages both inside and outside the country. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, on the sidelines of a first visit to Iraq in six years, affirmed "solidarity" with Iraqis, calling for "breaking the cycle of instability" and continuing to work on the path to "prosperity and freedom". Guterres's visit coincides with the 20th anniversary of the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime by an international coalition led by the United States in March 2003. UN Recommendations During a press conference alongside Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani on Wednesday, Guterres said, "I am here on a visit of solidarity and to reaffirm the commitment of the United Nations to support Iraq in consolidating democratic institutions... and the human rights of all Iraqis." Touching on several "important" issues, particularly climate change, he welcomed the Iraqi prime minister's efforts "to address the challenges facing the country, including combating corruption, improving public services, and economic diversification to reduce unemployment and create opportunities for young people." Guterres, whose last visit to Iraq dates back to summer 2017, said on Wednesday that he hoped Iraq would break the "cycle of instability and fragility" in order to move towards "more prosperity, freedom and peace." Regional stability The UN Secretary-General also welcomed Iraq's "pivotal" role in "regional stability" and "the government's commitment to advance dialog and diplomacy," referring to the unprecedented negotiations mediated by Baghdad between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani said his government's priorities include "creating jobs, fighting poverty and fighting corruption." "We are proceeding with the establishment of the stability equation. "Our government has created a state of political and security stability, and today Iraq is the key to a solution in the region and not part of a security and political problem." "We are trying to bring together Iraqi factions and contradictory opinions, which we believe play a pioneering role among brothers and friends to create this stable regional system, which will definitely reflect on stability in the region and the world," he said. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon also met with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein on Wednesday. He is also scheduled to meet with President Abdel Latif Rachid and Parliament Speaker Mohamed al-Halbousi, according to a statement from the Iraqi Foreign Ministry. Guterres is scheduled to meet later Wednesday with representatives of organizations that advocate for women's and youth rights, a UN spokesman said in a statement. Wealth and Crisis Iraq has vast oil wealth and relies on oil for 90% of its revenues. Its foreign currency reserves have exceeded $100 billion. But after decades of war, it is still suffering from a dilapidated infrastructure and a lagging economy that is still floundering outside the oil sector. The current prime minister, who was appointed in late 2022 to form a government, followed long-standing skirmishes and negotiations between the major Shia parties and deadly clashes in Baghdad in August 2022. In 2019, the country also witnessed unprecedented protests against the dysfunction of the political system, youth unemployment, the domination of armed factions, chronic corruption and the deterioration of infrastructure after decades of conflict. On Thursday, Guterres will visit a refugee camp in northern Iraq before heading to Erbil where he will meet representatives of the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government.

2 mars 2023

Guterres en Irak : recommandations de l’ONU et messages gouvernementaux

Recommandations internationales adressées au gouvernement irakien par le Secrétaire général de l’ONU, António Guterres, tandis que cette dernière a répondu…