Sao Tome and Principe Review - 51st Session of Universal Periodic Review.



Review of Sao Tome and Principe - 51st Session of Universal Periodic Review.

SPEAKERS:
Ms. Riia Salsa-Audiffren, Vice-President of the Human Rights Council (Opening)
H.E. Ms. Abigail Tiny Cosme Bonfim, Permanent Representative to the UNOG (Introduction)
Rwanda, Ms. Urujeni Bakuramutsa Manzi
Senegal, Mr. Edouard Henri Manga Ndiaye
Serbia, Ms. Majda Krsikapa
Sierra Leone, Mr. Robert Koroma
Singapore, Mr. Jaya Ratnam
Slovenia, Ms. Anita Pipan
South Africa, Mr. Terence Tshisevhe
South Sudan, Mr. Alier Deng Ruai Deng
Spain, Ms. Alba Benito Miranda
Switzerland, Mr. Michael Meier
Timor-Leste, Mr. Antonio Da Conceicao
Togo, Mr. Kanyi Folivi
Ukraine, Mr. Kanyi Folivi
United Kingdom of Great Britain, Mr. Charles Kent
Uruguay, Ms. Maria Emilia Eyheralde
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), Mr. Yeferson Forero Prada
Zambia, Ms. Mulima Lisimba
Armenia, Ms. Tiruhi Galstyan
Australia, Ms. Deborah Vethecan
Austria, Mr. Felipe Grillo
Bahamas, Ms. Sasha Dixon
Brazil, Mr. Thiago Melamed De Menezes
Cabo Verde, Ms. Clara Manuela Da Luz Delgado Jesus
Cameroon, Mr. Cedric Harold Enyime
Canada, Ms. Anne-Gabrielle Ducharme
Chile, Ms. Karla Cahue
China, Ms. Zhu Yuejiangnan
Colombia, Mr. David Jara
Congo, Mr. Gerard Ondongo
Costa Rica, Mr. Roberto Céspedes
Côte d'Ivoire, Ms. Ahou Rosine Kangah
Cuba, Ms. Aimé Triana Sevajanes
Cyprus, Ms. Kalliopi Perdici
H.E. Ms. Abigail Tiny Cosme Bonfim, Permanent Representative to the UNOG (Comments and answers)
Ms. Joelma Viegas Amaro, Director of the Office of the Minister of Justice
Djibouti, Mr. Houmed Gaba Maki
Dominican Republic, Ms. Alfonsina Margarita Gonzalez Nicasio
Ecuador, Mr. Marcelo Vazquez Bermudez
Eritrea, Ms. Nadja Micael
Estonia, Ms. Pille Kesler
Eswatini, Ms. Nolwazi Dlamini
Ethiopia, Ms. Hana Teshome Kibret
Gabon, Mr. William Nyama
Georgia, Ms. Ana Gorgodze
Germany, Ms. Kristina Huck
Ghana, Mr. Michael Asomani
Guinea, Mr. Mohamed Fofana
Haiti, Mr. Faranday Pierre Louis
Iceland, Ms. Lenya Rún Taha Karim
India, M. Arvinder Singh Dutta
Indonesia, Mr. Noviandri Wibowo
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Ms. Fatemeh Mohammadi
Iraq, Mr. Jaffer Mohammed Ali Abud Abud
Ireland, Ms. Juliet Rouse
Italy, Mr. Luigi Maria Vignali
Jordan, Ms. Salsabeel Mufleh
Malawi, Mr. Joseph Tukula
Malaysia, Mr. Muhammad Azeem Bin Jansari
Maldives, Mr. Adam Hamid
Marshall Islands, Mr. Samuel K. Lanwi Jr
Mauritius, Mr. Brian Neil Joseph Glover
Mexico, Ms. Francisca Méndez Escobar
Montenegro, Mr. Srdan Orlandić
Morocco, Ms. Miriam Ragala
Mozambique, Mr. Geraldo Gonçalves Miguel Saranga
Nepal, Mr. Shree Krishna Silwal
Netherlands (Kingdom of the), Ms. Nienke Braak
Niger, Mr. Abdou Issiakou
Nigeria, Ms. Odunola Yetunde Oduwaiye
Philippines, M. Eric Gerardo Tamayo
Portugal, Mr. João António Da Costa Mira Gomes
Russian Federation, Mr. Ilia Barmin
Viet Nam, Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh
H.E. Ms. Abigail Tiny Cosme Bonfim, Permanent Representative to the UNOG (Comments and answers)
Ms. Joelma Viegas Amaro, Director of the Office of the Minister of Justice
H.E. Ms. Abigail Tiny Cosme Bonfim, Permanent Representative to the UNOG (Final remarks)View less
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