Disir
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A day after requesting seven UN Staff members in Ethiopia within 72 hours, the Ministry of Ethiopia released a statement explaining the decision and requesting the UN to send replacement to those UN staff who were involved in facilitating different forms of support to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front.
Ethiopia reached out to the relevant United Nations body regarding UN staff misconduct in the course of delivery of humanitarian assistance long before the decision to expel them, according to the statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia. But the UN did not seem to have taken the matter seriously.
borkena.com
I read a one line "article" elsewhere that said that the UN told Ethiopia they had no legal right to kick them out. That's some arrogance.
Ethiopia reached out to the relevant United Nations body regarding UN staff misconduct in the course of delivery of humanitarian assistance long before the decision to expel them, according to the statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia. But the UN did not seem to have taken the matter seriously.
Ethiopia says relevant UN authority was repeatedly informed about staff misconduct
Ethiopia says relevant UN authority was repeatedly informed about violation of agreement and UN principles by UN agency staff. Read more.
borkena.com
I read a one line "article" elsewhere that said that the UN told Ethiopia they had no legal right to kick them out. That's some arrogance.
