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  1. The Liberian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by Acting Minister Ethel Davis, is collaborating with UN Women on a diplomacy event.
  2. UN Women supports human rights initiatives in Liberia, with capacity building taking place in Monrovia.

Liberia and the United Nations collaborate on legal reform and human rights issues.

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Liberia and the United Nations collaborate on legal reform and human rights issues.

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  1. Liberia and the United Nations jointly launched the $3 million GPI 2.0 initiative.Sub-event
  2. Collaboration focuses on legal reform and human rights initiatives.1 source

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