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  • Despite some progress in 2012, the human rights situation in Iraq remains difficult. However, there were some encouraging developments.

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  • The human rights situation in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPTs) continued to be of concern to the UK in 2012.

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  • Libya continued to make progress towards democracy, and now has its first democratically elected Prime Minister and government in over 40 years.

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  • The year saw a number of localised protests and demonstrations in the Eastern Province, primarily among the Shia community.

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  • Overall, the human rights situation in Sudan deteriorated in 2012, including new restrictions on civil and political rights.

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  • More than 100 people on average were dying every day, and recent UN estimates suggest that over 55,000 people were killed in 2012.

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  • In 2012 Yemen failed to meet its international human rights commitments in most areas, notably on juvenile execution and detention of political prisoners.

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  • The Foreign Secretary William Hague updated Parliament on providing non-lethal equipment to the Syrian opposition

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  • Foreign Secretary William Hague has strongly condemned the terrorist attacks in Somalia.

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  • Foreign Secretary praises the contribution of Dr Salam Fayyad and urges a return to negotiations on a two-state solution.

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  • On the EU, they agreed on the urgent need to make Europe more competitive and flexible and talked about ways to achieve this.

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  • FCO responds to comments made in the UN General Assembly debate on the role of International Criminal Justice in Reconciliation on Wednesday.

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  • Senior Foreign Office Minister Baroness Warsi will answer your questions on Bangladesh live via twitter on 18 April.

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  • A soldier who led an assault after being injured in an ambush, and the medic who saved his life, have both been awarded the Military Cross.

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  • G8 Foreign Ministers welcomed significant progress made in Somalia over the past 18 months on security, political transition and humanitarian conditions.

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  • The Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke at a press conference following the G8 Foreign Ministers' meeting today.

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  • A new four part series, released by Aeras, illustrates the very real and urgent fight against new drug resistant forms of TB.

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  • The G8 Foreign Ministers have issued a joint statement following their meeting on 10 and 11 April 2013 in London.

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  • The Foreign Secretary William Hague, Angelina Jolie and Zainab Hawa Bangura launch G8 Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict.

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  • At G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting the UK announced further £10 million to tackle sexual violence in conflict & violence against women & girls

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