Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
05DUBLIN381
2005-03-31 15:34:00
CONFIDENTIAL
Embassy Dublin
Cable title:
IRELAND: LIKELY TO CO-SPONSOR CHR RESOLUTION ON
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C O N F I D E N T I A L DUBLIN 000381
SIPDIS
WHA/CCA
DRL/MLA
IO/SHA
E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/27/2014
TAGS: PHUM
SUBJECT: IRELAND: LIKELY TO CO-SPONSOR CHR RESOLUTION ON
CUBA
REF: A. STATE 49957
B. DUBLIN 326
C. STATE 44494
Classified By: ACTING POL/ECON CHIEF JOE YOUNG,
FOR REASONS 1.4 (B),(D)
(C) On March 31, Emboff followed up on ref A points with
Margaret Stanley, Americas Desk Officer at the Department of
Foreign Affairs, to whom Post had delivered ref A demarche on
March 22. Stanley said that Ireland is likely to co-sponsor
the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Resolution on Cuba, but
has not made a final decision. She said that Ireland is
waiting for further progress in EU discussions on the
Resolution. She noted that the EU is divided, with some
Member States favoring the pursuit of a joint position and
others debating ways to strengthen the Resolution text.
BENTON
SIPDIS
WHA/CCA
DRL/MLA
IO/SHA
E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/27/2014
TAGS: PHUM
SUBJECT: IRELAND: LIKELY TO CO-SPONSOR CHR RESOLUTION ON
CUBA
REF: A. STATE 49957
B. DUBLIN 326
C. STATE 44494
Classified By: ACTING POL/ECON CHIEF JOE YOUNG,
FOR REASONS 1.4 (B),(D)
(C) On March 31, Emboff followed up on ref A points with
Margaret Stanley, Americas Desk Officer at the Department of
Foreign Affairs, to whom Post had delivered ref A demarche on
March 22. Stanley said that Ireland is likely to co-sponsor
the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Resolution on Cuba, but
has not made a final decision. She said that Ireland is
waiting for further progress in EU discussions on the
Resolution. She noted that the EU is divided, with some
Member States favoring the pursuit of a joint position and
others debating ways to strengthen the Resolution text.
BENTON