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UN unhappy over leaked report

UN spokesman Fred Eckhard said the organisation was unhappy that the report by Canada’s UN representative Robert Fowler - which is due to be released on Wednesday - had been leaked. “What’s interesting ... is the aggressive nature of how he [Fowler] has approached his job,” Eckhard said. “He wants to document where sanctions are not being honoured, and point fingers at specific individuals who might be involved. I realise that there’s already been a reaction to the leaked report of various people denying responsibility for weakening the sanctions regime.”


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