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President Ouattara receives medal of liberalism in Abidjan
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LI President Dr. Juli Minoves has presented the President of Côte d'Ivoire, President Alassane Ouattara, with Liberal International’s inaugural medal of liberalism. At a special ceremony in the Ivorian capital, Abidjan, Dr. Minoves...
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LI President: Nemtsov's murder 'not a coincidence'
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Having cast his vote in his native Andorra, LI President Dr. Juli Minoves, reflected on the assassination in Moscow of the opposition leader Boris Nemtsov: “Like my fellow liberals and most of Europe, I am deeply shocked and...
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In a written statement Liberal International, together with LI full member International Network of Liberal Women (INLW), has called on the 59th Session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UN CSW) to globalize the Istanbul Convention on Prevention and...
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LI full member Liberals d'Andorra (PLA) is “back in full force”, said LI President, Dr. Juli Minoves, as the liberals emerged as the second largest political party in Andorra following elections held last weekend.
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UK Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of LI full member Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg MP, has spoken at Chatham House, a london-based think tank, in support of a revised approach to tackling the international drugs trade by reframing the debate from criminality to a public health issue. These...
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Talking to Australia’s ABC News about the refugee catastrophe in Lebanon, as the brutal conflict in neighbouring Syria rages, Secretary General of LI full member, Future Movement and LI Vice President for the MENA region, Ahmad El Hariri, has called on the UN to find a solution “to...
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Liberals and senior officials from across Europe have expressed deep concern at the future of Macedonia’s democratic stability after a political crisis has revealed shocking abuses at the heart of government - striking at the core of liberal and democratic values.
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Liberal International cooperating organisation, Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF), convened a panel in Brussels this week to debate the impact of “human rights inflation” amid an ever-increasing number of international human rights treaties.
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The next edition of LI News will follow on 12th March 2015
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