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Africa faces a lack of permanent representation on the UN Council.

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Africa faces a lack of permanent representation on the UN Council.

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  1. The long-running campaign for permanent seats for Africa on the UN Security Council has gained momentum.Sub-event
  2. The African Union called for two permanent African seats on the UN Security Council, with Liberia and DRC participating in discussions.Sub-event
  3. South Africa, represented by Ronald Lamola, used the UNGA to advocate for reforms and permanent representation on the UNSC.Sub-event
  4. A discussion on May 26th called for permanent representation for Africa, India, Brazil, Japan, and Germany in international bodies.Sub-event
  5. India advocates for Africa's permanent membership in the UN Security Council.Sub-event
  6. Lack of permanent representation for Africa on the UN Council.1 source

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