Mia Seppo

@MiaSeppo

I'm the Resident Coordinator and Resident Representative in .

Joined October 2012
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  1. Jul 2

    This sums up the intense two day visit very well. Thank you to our leaders and for drawing the world's attention to the plight of the Rohingya refugees.

    Malnutrition prevails + water and sanitation are far from being ideal. & chief appeal for more funds to help Rohingya families in Bangladesh - via :
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    Jul 2

    Our cooperation with agencies is unprecedented. By filling the gap between humanitarian and development response, we are able to provide better support to refugees and host communities.

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    Jul 2

    My appeal to the international community is to step up to the plate and to substantially increase the financial support to all those working in Bangladesh to protect and assist the Rohingya refugees – , in Cox's Bazar ►

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    Jul 2

    “It is impossible to visit these camps without breaking our hearts with the suffering of the Rohingya people.” - ⁦⁩

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    Jul 2

    In Bangladesh, Secretary-General toured a fair where he learned about innovative projects to end violence towards women and children & applauded the country for its efforts to achieve the goals.

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  6. Jul 2

    Useful things to do if you miss the motorcade during a high level visit? Talk to people on the ground who are in the know.

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  7. Jul 2

    Moments from the high level visit to the Rohingya camp that does not include any high level visitors.

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  8. Jul 1

    UN chief applauds Bangladesh for ‘opening borders’ to Rohingya refugees in need

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    Jun 30

    Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reaffirms that Bangladesh, in spite of many challenges, remains hospitable to Rohingya refugees; visiting UN Secretary-General & President pledge more support for refugees & communities hosting them.

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  10. Jul 1

    My favorite moment: interacting with youth who courageously spoke about their generation and even played a game building knowledge about sexual and reproductive health with the SG. Lots of potential in Bangladesh youth.

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    Jul 1

    On Monday I’ll be with in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh on a mission of solidarity with Rohingya refugees and the communities supporting them. The compassion & generosity of the Bangladeshi people shows the best of humanity and saved many thousands of lives.

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  12. Jul 1

    and address event on hosted by PMO. Excellent questions from civil society.

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  13. Jun 30

    We are all happy you are in Looking forward to two exciting days ahead.

    .: We're here!
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    Jun 30

    UN chief , President and senior officials to travel to Bangladesh to spotlight continuing perils facing Rohingya refugees ▶️

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  15. Jun 30

    The WB team & are dotting the i's and crossing the t's ahead of and joint mission to . Very exciting!

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  16. Jun 28

    This is a very important step to have more women's voices in raising issues and defining solutions. Well done and partners

    In a stunning first, recently arrived Rohingya refugees elect female camp leaders at Shalbagan-Nayapara! Join us in offering the new, female-led Camp Committee a big congrats 👏 Read more:
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  17. Jun 27

    Good read: Oral statement by "I have been consistently informed by Rohingya refugees that it is futile to speak about their safe, voluntary, dignified and sustainable return unless the root causes of their exodus are properly addressed."

    My oral update to the Human Rights Council.
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  18. Jun 26

    On calls for international cooperation & effective law enforcement responses to stop organized crime networks & drug traffickers, with full respect for human rights. Please read our joint OpEd with .

    A 🌎 free of drug abuse requires collective action. On , , UNRC in , and Sergey Kapinos of penned down their opinion:
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  19. Jun 25

    This is a great example of joined up UN action. Congrats and good luck with Phase 2

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    Today at the launch of Phase II of The Joint UN Programme on girls education in Salima a truly multi-partner approach. Thanks to Norway for contributions and great engagement and leadership by Government. Girls’s education is an SDG accelerator!
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    Jun 24

    , partners, continue to move more refugee families at high risk of landslides to safer grounds. This is our priority - more so, as the heavy monsoon rains have begun. More flat land is urgently needed.

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