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  1. UK welcomes the adoption of the triennial resolution on HIV/AIDS. Governments must implement the 2016 Political Declaration and ensure involvement of Key Populations in order to end HIV/AIDS by 2030.

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  2. We believe that female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage are serious impediments to the realisation of human rights of women and girls globally. We must work together to end these harmful practices.

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  3. Addressing climate change is a common concern of humankind - UK welcomes consensus on today’s resolution underlining states’ obligations to respect, protect & fulfil human rights obligations in their action to address climate change & its disproportionate impact on women & girls.

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    The NHS has developed some of the most sophisticated digital solutions in the world for tracking, managing and delivering patient-centred services.

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    13 hours ago

    DFID's annual report is released today. Between April 2015 to March 2018 has: - reached 26.8 million people with humanitarian assistance ✔️ - supported 11.4 million children to get a decent education ✔️ and much, much more… 📖

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    14 hours ago

    Congratulations to Mexico, Colombia & Canada for the HRC resolutions on ending violence & discrimination against women and girls passed today. Comprehensive Sexuality Education is impt for everyone, & particularly girls, & allows them to lead healthier and better informed lives.

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    18 hours ago

    UK urges to step up action to support long-term reconciliation, peace & prosperity for all Sri Lankans, incl devolution thru constitutional reform, establishment of transitional justice mechanisms, & repeal of the Prevention of Terrorism Act.

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    18 hours ago

    The human rights situation in ’s breakaway regions of Abkhazia & South Ossetia still of great concern. Today, the reiterated calls for unhindered access for international organisations and monitors to all parts of Georgia.

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  9. UK commends for constructive engagement with the OHCHR and for acknowledgment of human rights challenges.

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    Happy 70th birthday to the NHS. This film is to thank all NHS staff and volunteers. ILoveTheNHS NHS70

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    Jul 4

    . becomes the first minister to use sign language at the dispatch box in to highlight the UK’s first ever global

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  12. The is backing ’s Regional Preparedness Plan through £1.5 million in new funding to support 9 countries at high risk of receiving cases of from their neighbour, the . More:

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    Jul 4

    There needs to be a transparent and independent process to hold those responsible for the crisis accountable. My statement today to the Human Rights Council

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    Jul 4

    Welcome the announcement of as PM’s Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief. Having already worked closely with on issues in , incl. , we look fwd supporting this work on religious tolerance & tackling religious discrimination.

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    'Human rights are what define us in terms of how we go about our daily lives and human rights is also about those who wish to follow a faith, whatever that faith or belief may be.' Newly appointed Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief

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    Great news that Minister for Human Rights has been appointed as the FCO’s first ever Special Envoy for International Freedom of Religion or Belief. FCO committed to protecting and promoting for all

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    Jul 4

    Great progress made in the decade since adoption of Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities . Upcoming London will be a crucial step towards achieving & real change for those with disabilities. The charter:

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  18. UK condemns violations in , including attacks on humanitarian compounds & on places of worship. The fight against impunity remains essential if the people of CAR are to reconcile, achieve a sense of justice & see peace & stability

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  19. All deserve an & a chance to fulfil their potential. This is why the UK is committed to 12 Years of Quality Education for Girls globally.

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