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Joint NGO Statement: Trips Council Decision on Extension of the Transition Period Concerning Pharaceutical Products (06.11.2015)

NGO Trips 061115

Posted in Africa, Civil Service, Development, Economic Measures, Economy, Ethics, Governance, Government, Health, Law, Politics, South America and tagged APN+, Asisa Pacific Network of People living with HIV/AIDS, Bangladesh, Basic Heath, Bern Declaration, Burkina Faso, CEHURD, Center for Health Human Rights and Development, Coastal Assoication for Societial Transformation Trust, ENDs, Equity BD, EU, European Union, Global Access Project, HAI, Health Action International, Health Care, Health Gap, HIV/AIDS, Knowledge Ecology International, LDC, LDC Watch, LDCs, Less Developed Countries, Medicines, MSF, National Laws, Pharama, Pharamaceutical Products, Pharmaceutical, PublicCitizen, Socio-Economic, Switzerland, Third World Network, TRIPS, Uganda, UNAIds, UNDP, UNIAID, United Nation, United Nations Development Programme, Universial Unequivocal Support, World Trade Organization, WTO | Leave a comment

Arrival Statement: African Union Election Observation Mission (AUEOM) to the 24 May 2015 Parliamentary Elections in the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (24.05.2015)

Posted in Africa, Aid, Business, Civil Service, Corruption, Crime, Daily Life, Development, Election, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Politics and tagged 1994 Constitution, Addis Ababa, Africa, African Union, African Union Election Observation Mission, AU, AUEOM, Constitution Act of the Union, Dr. Nkosazana Diamini Zuma, Ethiopia, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Free and Fair Elections, Haile Mariam Mengistu, Horn of Africa, Human Rights, ICCPR, International Covant on Civil and Political Rights, Justice, National Electoral Board of Ethiopia, National Laws, NEBE, Transparency | Leave a comment

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