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The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security; Report of the Secretary-General [A/78/789-S/2024/196]

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ecoi.net description:: Report by the UN Secretary-General on developments since 1 December 2023 (political developments; security situation; human rights situation; humanitarian assistance; other topics)

Country:: Afghanistan
Sources:: UN General Assembly, UN Security Council (Author)
Published:: 28 February 2024
Original link:: https://undocs.org/7A/78/789
Document type:: Periodical Report
Language:: English
Available on ecoi.net since:: 25 March 2024
Document ID:: 2105950

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