On Yemen UNSC Welcomes Riyadh Deal
While Guterres Partners With Saudi MBS
and Censors Press
By Matthew
Russell Lee, CJR PFT NY
Post List
UN GATE, Nov 6 –
UN
Secretary
General
Antonio
Guterres on 27
March 2018
lavished
praise on
Saudi Crown
Prince
Mohammed bin
Salman now accused
with respect to
Jamal Khashoggi,
accepting
a $930 million
check from the
Saudis and UAE,
with not a
word of the
Saudi led
bombing
campaign that
has killed
civilians and
caused cholera
in Yemen.
While his team
still has MOU(s) with
MBS, Guterres
conceals
others
of his
financial
links. Then
he
disappeared
for three
weeks in
August, his
public
schedules entirely blank,
following by
denying Inner
City Press access
to UNGA,
below.
On November
6, from the UN
Security
Council under
censoring UK
Presidency,
this: "The
Members of the
Security
Council
welcomed the
signing of the
Riyadh
Agreement
between the
Government of
Yemen and the
Southern
Transitional
Council on 5
November
2019.
They welcomed
the mediation
efforts of the
Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia,
recognising
that this
agreement
represents a
positive and
important step
towards a
comprehensive
and inclusive
political
solution for
Yemen.
The Members of
the Security
Council
reiterated
their full
support for
the efforts of
the Special
Envoy of the
Secretary-General
for Yemen,
Martin
Griffiths, to
work with the
Yemeni parties
to pave the
way for the
resumption of
comprehensive
and inclusive
negotiations,
without delay,
on the
security and
political
arrangements
necessary to
end the
conflict and
move towards a
peaceful
transition.
The Members of
the Security
Council
reiterated
their full
support for a
negotiated
political
settlement
that engages
all parties in
an inclusive
dialogue to
resolve
differences
and addresses
the legitimate
concerns of
all Yemenis,
including
those in the
south as well
as women and
youth, in
accordance
with relevant
Security
Council
resolutions,
including
Resolution
2216 (2015),
the Gulf
Cooperation
Council
Initiative and
its
Implementation
Mechanism, and
the outcomes
of the
comprehensive
National
Dialogue
Conference.
The Members of
the Security
Council
reiterated
their call on
the parties to
continue
broader
implementation
of the
Stockholm
Agreement.
The Members of
the Security
Council
reaffirmed
their strong
commitment to
the unity,
sovereignty,
independence
and
territorial
integrity of
Yemen." B.S. We'll
have more on
this.
On
September 20,
Guterres' spokes-
/ hatchetman
Stephane "French
Whine"
Dujarric who
bans the Press
put this out:
"The
Secretary-General
is concerned
by the
Coalition
airstrike
early in the
morning of 20
September 2019
in the
vicinity of
the Al Hali
District of
Hudaydah
governorate,
north of the
port city of
Hudaydah. The
Secretary-General
continues to
urge all
parties to
exercise
maximum
restraint and
ensure
adherence to
the terms of
the Hudaydah
Agreement of
13 December
2018. He
recalls that
the parties
reconfirmed
their
commitment to
the ceasefire
established by
the Agreement
during the
latest joint
meeting of the
Redeployment
Coordination
Committee
earlier this
month.
Stephane
Dujarric,
Spokesman for
the
Secretary-General
New York, 20
September
2019."
Guterres
takes
blood
money, as he, Dujarric
and Melissa
Fleming
ban
Inner City
Press from
entering the UN
to cover UNGA.
Disgusting
censors. We'll
have more on
this.
On
September
12,
from the UN of
Antonio "Back
Door"
Guterres who
fled into a
side door to
his public
mansion to
avoid questions after
a luxury boat
cruise
on September
7,
this: "The
Secretary-General
today
announced the
appointment of
Lieutenant
General
(retired)
Abhijit Guha
of India as
the Chair of
the
Redeployment
Coordination
Committee
(RCC) and Head
of the United
Nations
Mission in
support of the
Hudaydah
Agreement
(UNMHA)
pursuant to
Security
Council
resolutions
2452 (2019)
and 2481
(2019).
Lieutenant
General
(retired) Guha
succeeds
Lieutenant
General
Michael
Lollesgaard,
who served as
RCC Chair and
Head of UNMHA
from 31
January to 31
July 2019."
On
September 1, with
Guterres still
silent and
partnering with MBS through
his Youth
Envoy and
craven UN
Correspondents
Association, here,
more
than 100
people have
reportedly
been killed in
an air strike
by the
Saudi-led
military
coalition on a
detention center
in Yemen, the
International
Committee of
the Red Cross
said Sunday.
The ICRC
rushed to the
scene in the
city of Dhamar
with medical
teams and
hundreds of
body bags.
"The location
that was hit
has been
visited by
ICRC before,"
Rauchenstein
said. We'll
have more on
this - and
this:
Past 4 pm on
Friday, August
30 the UN
issued a
denial of
accreditation
with no
reasoning
other than
that
accreditation
had previously
been revoked:
"From:
malu
<malu@un.org>
Date: Fri, Aug
30, 2019 at
4:23 PM
Subject: U.N.
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has been
declined
To: Inner City
Press:
Greetings
Matthew Lee
from Inner
City
Press,
Your media
accreditation
request, with
reference no:
M5413398, has
been declined
for the
following
reason: Media
accreditation
was withdrawn
on 17 August
2018."
This is
Kafka-esque,
and corrupt.
We will have
more, much
more, on this.
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