Statement by United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict Zainab Hawa Bangura: Recent Convictions of Military and Police Officials in DRC Send Clear Message That Impunity

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ISSUE NO. 4 | SEP TEMBERCentre for Security Governance

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• Africa
• Liberia
• Government of Liberia
• Armed Forces of Liberia
• Military of Liberia
• Security sector reform
• West African Ebola virus epidemic
• United Nations Police
• Monrovia
• First Liberian Civil War
• Charles Taylor
• Liberian National Police

ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION The IX International Conference of Information Commissioners (ICIC) Santiago-Chile, April 21-23, 2015

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• Foreign relations
• Law
• Government
• Political corruption
• Accountability
• Freedom of information laws by country
• Government information
• United Nations Convention against Corruption
• Transparency
• Corruption
• Police corruption
• Jordanian Anti-Corruption Commission

S T A T U T O R Y I N S T R U M E N T S 2001 NoUNITED NATIONS

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• Criminal law
• Common law
• Law enforcement in the United States
• Refusing to assist a police officer
• Reckless driving

Fact Sheet on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse The United Nations expects that all peacekeeping personnel, military, police or civilian, adhere to the highest standards of behaviour and conduct themselves in a professional

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• United Nations peacekeeping
• Military operations other than war
• Peacekeeping
• United Nations Security Council
• Department of Peacekeeping Operations
• United Nations

Policing the Peace: The Rise of United Nations Formed Police Units Annika S. Hansen In recent years (re-)establishing the rule of law has moved centre-stage. At the same time, there has been a growing focus on the work o

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• United Nations peacekeeping
• UN Police
• Peacekeeping
• United Nations Integrated Mission in East Timor
• Police
• United Nations Stabilisation Mission in Haiti
• MONUSCO
• Indian Army United Nations peacekeeping missions

WESTERN HEMISPHERE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Antigua and Barbuda is a multiparty, parliamentary democracy and a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. A prime minister, a cabinet, and a bicameral legislative assembly composed

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• Human rights abuses
• Political repression
• Dirty War
• Police brutality
• Torture and the United States
• Forced disappearance
• Human rights in Argentina
• Human rights in Andorra

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• United Nations peacekeeping
• United Nations
• Peacekeeping
• United Nations Police
• Civil-military coordination
• United Nations Security Council Resolution

ANNIKA ENGELBERT THE ROLE OF ANTI-CORRUPTION AGENCIES IN THE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF PROCUREMENT RELATED CORRUPTION CASES WORKING PAPER

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• Mexico
• United Nations Convention against Corruption
• Corruption
• Anti-corruption agency
• BAK
• Political corruption
• Jordanian Anti-Corruption Commission
• Police corruption

Fact Sheet on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse The United Nations expects that all peacekeeping personnel, military, police or civilian, adhere to the highest standards of behaviour and conduct themselves in a professional

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• United Nations peacekeeping
• Military operations other than war
• Peacekeeping
• United Nations Security Council
• Department of Peacekeeping Operations
• United Nations