"[W]e’ve delivered important progress and innovations that will leave a lasting legacy on human rights around the globe, including leveraging global institutions to address U.S. human rights priorities," said Under Secretary Zeya.
President Carter "worked to eradicate disease, forge peace, advance civil rights and human rights, promote free and fair elections, house the homeless, and always advocate for the least among us," said President Biden.
“The Iranian Government has repeatedly suppressed press freedom through threats, intimidation, detentions, forced confessions and the use of violence against journalists in Iran,” said Spokesperson Miller.
"In November, aid groups distributed 19,000 metric tons of assistance in Sudan," said Secretary Blinken. "Yet to even come close to meeting the immense demand, we need to double that: 40,000 metric tons every single month."
“While we share the joy of the thousands of detainees released and the reunified families in Syria, we tragically note that tens of thousands of detainees remain unaccounted for,” said USUN Advisor Eyrich.
“This is a historic opportunity for the long-suffering people of Syria to build a better life,” said Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield. “After more than a decade of conflict and corruption, their needs are extensive.”
“We are now faced with a dramatically reshaped Middle East in which Israel is stronger, Iran is weaker, its proxies decimated, and a ceasefire that is new and will be lasting in Lebanon that ensures Israel’s security over the long term.”
"These attacks, including drone strikes, and now cluster munitions, have only increased in frequency these past few months," said Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield. "In just one day, Russia took out 2 gigawatts of power availability. That’s enough power for over a million and a half homes."
"It’s in the interest of the United States, it’s in the interest of Türkiye, it’s in the interests of the Syrian people, and all the countries in the region that ISIS not rear its head again," said State Spokesperson Miller.
“This new restriction defies logic and could represent a death sentence for Afghan women and girls in dire need of potentially lifesaving medical treatment,” said Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield.
“Last year, the United States was the largest provider of assistance to Sudan and neighboring countries,” said Ambassador Wood.
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