Statement by Cuba on behalf of LMG countries in the General Debate under Agenda Item 3 at the 55th session of Human Rights Council, delivered by Ambassador Juan Antonio Quintanilla Román, Permanent Representative of Cuba.
Mr. President,
Cuba has the honour to deliver this statement on behalf of the Like-Minded Group of countries. The list of 24 co-sponsors will be posted on the Extranet.
Statement by Cuba on behalf of LMG countries in the Interactive Dialogue with the Independent Expert on foreign debt at the 55th session of Human Rights Council.
Mr. President,
Cuba has the honour to deliver this statement on behalf of the Like-Minded Group of countries. The list of 33 co-sponsors will be posted on the Extranet.
Statement by Ambassador Juan Antonio Quintanilla Román on developments concerning the full application by the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela of the agreed plan of action
Statement by Ambassador Juan Antonio Quintanilla Román on developments concerning the full application by the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela of the agreed plan of action to give effect to the recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry concerning Conventions Nos. 26, 87 and 144.
349th Session of the ILO Governing Body (GB.349/INS/11).
Thank you, Mr. President,
Statement by Mrs. Edilen B. Pita Rodriguez, First Secretary of the Permanent Mission of Cuba in Geneva, on item GB.350/INS/9
Statement by Mrs. Edilen B. Pita Rodriguez, First Secretary of the Permanent Mission of Cuba in Geneva, on item GB.350/INS/9: "Review of the functioning of the Executive Board, identification of areas for improvement, and modalities and timetable for results-based follow-up action".
Mr. Chairman,
Cuba takes note of the document presented by the Bureau.
STATEMENT BY THE FIRST DEPUTY MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA, GERARDO PEÑALVER PORTAL, AT THE HIGH-LEVEL SEGMENT OF THE 55TH SESSION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL.
Mr. President,
As inequalities and the gap between a minority of developed nations and a majority of developing nations increase, the need for a just, democratic and equitable international order becomes increasingly clear.
The promotion and protection of human rights is a common goal, which can only be achieved through a genuine spirit of respect and constructive dialogue.