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Alaa24 March 2023

369

Pedersen: The Syrian Constitutional Committee must resume its work in Geneva in a spirit of compromise, substance and at pace

Alaa24 March 2023

412

Pedersen: I am concerned that the Constitutional Committee has now not met for ten months. This sends a troubling message: that Syrians’ ability to search for a comprehensive solution is held hostage to issues unrelated to their country.

Alaa9 March 2023

291

Pedersen: “I hope that we will be able also to see progress on this file (The meetings of the Constitutional Committee)“

Alaa9 March 2023

283

Pedersen: “As long as the Russians do not want to come to Geneva, the Syrian Government does not want to come to Geneva”

Alaa9 March 2023

267

Pedersen: “As long as the Russians do not want to come to Geneva, the Syrian Government does not want to come to Geneva”

Alaa9 March 2023

246

Pedersen: “I’m also still calling for meetings of the Constitutional Committee, this is has not been possible because the Russians do not want to come to Geneva”

Alaa9 March 2023

254

Pederson: “We need to see the Constitutional Committee resume its work. It should not be held hostage to issues that have nothing to do with Syria. It needs to reconvene, and to move forward on substance”

Alaa8 March 2023

294

International Women’s Day

• Syrian women are a full partner in decision-making in the future Syria. • Gendering the Syrian constitution is one…

Alaa8 February 2023

202

Albahra: “I hope the international community and international humanitarian organisations will intervene urgently to provide relief to the Syrian cities and towns in north west Syria damaged by the earthquake”

Alaa8 February 2023

201

Albahra: “The first priority and basic need for northwestern Syria and all other affected areas now is rescue teams and equipment, to save the trapped persons under the rubble”

Pedersen: The Syrian Constitutional Committee must resume its work in Geneva in a spirit of compromise, substance and at pace

Pedersen: I am concerned that the Constitutional Committee has now not met for ten months. This sends a troubling message: that Syrians’ ability to search for a comprehensive solution is held hostage to issues unrelated to their country.

Pedersen: “I hope that we will be able also to see progress on this file (The meetings of the Constitutional Committee)“

Pedersen: “As long as the Russians do not want to come to Geneva, the Syrian Government does not want to come to Geneva”

Pedersen: “As long as the Russians do not want to come to Geneva, the Syrian Government does not want to come to Geneva”

Pedersen: “I’m also still calling for meetings of the Constitutional Committee, this is has not been possible because the Russians do not want to come to Geneva”

Pederson: “We need to see the Constitutional Committee resume its work. It should not be held hostage to issues that have nothing to do with Syria. It needs to reconvene, and to move forward on substance”

Albahra: “I hope the international community and international humanitarian organisations will intervene urgently to provide relief to the Syrian cities and towns in north west Syria damaged by the earthquake”

Albahra: “The first priority and basic need for northwestern Syria and all other affected areas now is rescue teams and equipment, to save the trapped persons under the rubble”

Constitutional principles to be discussed during session 8: 1. Unilateral coercive measures from a constitutional standpoint 2. Maintaining and strengthening State’s institutions 3. The supremacy of the Constitution and the position of international treaties

The Constitutional Committee Concludes the First Day of the Eighth Session

The Constitutional Committee Concludes the Second Day of the Eighth Session

The Constitutional Committee Concludes the Third Day of the Eighth Session

The Constitutional Committee Discusses the “Transitional Justice” Principle on the Fourth Day of the Eighth Session

Pedersen Meets Albahra and SNC Delegation in the Constitutional Committee in Geneva