Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
04SANTODOMINGO6226
2004-11-17 12:37:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Santo Domingo
Cable title:
UNGA HUMAN RIGHTS RESOLUTIONS - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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UNCLAS SANTO DOMINGO 006226
SIPDIS
DEPT FOR IO/UNP AND DRL/MLA
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL DR
SUBJECT: UNGA HUMAN RIGHTS RESOLUTIONS - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
RESPONSE
REF: A. STATE 236869
B. STATE 237932
C. STATE 243652
UNCLAS SANTO DOMINGO 006226
SIPDIS
DEPT FOR IO/UNP AND DRL/MLA
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL DR
SUBJECT: UNGA HUMAN RIGHTS RESOLUTIONS - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
RESPONSE
REF: A. STATE 236869
B. STATE 237932
C. STATE 243652
1. Embassy on November 9 delivered demarches (refs A-B) on
UNGA human rights resolutions and on November 16 the urgent
demarche on Third Committee resolutions (ref C).
2. MFA UN/OAS affairs deputy director Rhadys Abreu de
Polanco told us that she would have to await the return of
Deputy FonMin Alejandra Liriano on November 20 to discuss the
GODR's position on these resolutions. However, Polanco noted
that in the UN the GODR generally votes in favor of
resolutions on countries "where there are systematic
violations of human rights," unless there are complicating
"bilateral factors." She denied that the GODR would join any
regional consensus to abstain on all human rights
resolutions.
3. Embassy will report any further substantive response
after November 20, if any.
HERTELL
SIPDIS
DEPT FOR IO/UNP AND DRL/MLA
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL DR
SUBJECT: UNGA HUMAN RIGHTS RESOLUTIONS - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
RESPONSE
REF: A. STATE 236869
B. STATE 237932
C. STATE 243652
1. Embassy on November 9 delivered demarches (refs A-B) on
UNGA human rights resolutions and on November 16 the urgent
demarche on Third Committee resolutions (ref C).
2. MFA UN/OAS affairs deputy director Rhadys Abreu de
Polanco told us that she would have to await the return of
Deputy FonMin Alejandra Liriano on November 20 to discuss the
GODR's position on these resolutions. However, Polanco noted
that in the UN the GODR generally votes in favor of
resolutions on countries "where there are systematic
violations of human rights," unless there are complicating
"bilateral factors." She denied that the GODR would join any
regional consensus to abstain on all human rights
resolutions.
3. Embassy will report any further substantive response
after November 20, if any.
HERTELL