KYIV, 22 May 2018 – The Special Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office in Ukraine and in the Trilateral Contact Group, Ambassador Martin Sajdik, issued today the following statement:
“The recent surge in combat activity along the line of contact in eastern Ukraine is causing more and more victims and destruction. It puts at risk essential local infrastructure, such as water supply, on which hundreds of thousands of people rely for their basic needs. I call strongly upon the sides to immediately stop the fighting, in line with their earlier public commitments, and do their utmost to protect the civilian population, allow for the repair and smooth operation of civilian infrastructure, and facilitate the crucial work of the Special Monitoring Mission.”
The public presentation of the Report on the Activities of Kazakhstan’s Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) in 2017 took place with OSCE support on 22 May 2018 in Astana.
Some 80 parliamentarians, government officials, legal scholars, representatives of non-governmental organizations and media discussed the activities of the Ombudsman institution, which serves to protect the rights of different groups of the population, including children, people with disabilities, prisoners and other socially vulnerable groups.
The report contains a comprehensive summary of the main areas of activity of the Ombudsman in 2017, including statistics and analysis of complaints handled, recommendations to government bodies, as well as interaction with civil society, international organizations and foreign human rights institutions.
The translation and publication of the report into English, Kazakh and Russian was supported by the OSCE Programme Office in Astana.
The presentation was organized by the Ombudsman’s Office in co-operation with the OSCE Programme Office in Astana and the Regional Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. It is part of the Programme Office’s long-standing activities to support national human rights institutions and promote human rights awareness in the host country.
Les enfants,parents et proches collaborateurs des personnes condamnées dans le cadre de ce qu'il convient d'appeler l'affaire des faux médicaments sont en détresse. En attendant le démarrage du procès en appel, votre journal relaie ici l'angoisse d'enfant dont le géniteur se trouve parmi les personnes incarcérées.
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J'ai essayé de rester silencieuse et ne pas me prononcer sur le sujet but ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. Aujourd'hui ça fait 3 mois que mon père est enfermé à la prison de civile de Cotonou. Cet homme a donné 35 ans de sa vie à cette profession et à ce pays. Il a toujours lutter contre le commerce des faux médicaments, que ça soit contre ceux au marché ou certaines pharmacies qui se livrent aussi à ce commerce dans l'informel.
Un procès bogus, des preuves non existantes mais une condamnation, et oui c'est ça “mon” pays .
Tout ça parce que votre personne veut mêler les affaires à la filière pharmaceutique. Je n'en parle pas depuis parce que je connais le pouvoir des mots, la langue est une arme très puissante et il a des enfants. La seule chose que je lui dirai c'est que la fête des pères est dans 1 mois.
De lui à tous ces pharmaciens véreux qui aveuglés par l'argent avaient déjà commencé leur “jongleries” , Karma is a modafuckin bitch
Dieu vous voit et il n'aime pas l'injustice.
Abikê Faoziath ADEBO
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