What We Owe Egypt

We condemn the use of violence.

We owe it to our citizens.

We condemn the use of violence for the implementation of political aims.

We condemn terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.

We condemn the perpetrators of that heinous act.

We also condemn terrorism in all its forms.

Today we owe a particular debt to Minister Pahad and to President Mbeki.

We in Botswana condemn terrorism in all its manifestations.

We condemn the recent attacks in Afghanistan.

On the political side, however, the two countries were not evenly matched.

We have consistently condemned attacks that target innocent Israelis.

We strongly condemn that inhuman and barbaric killing of an innocent person.

We condemn governments that silence, imprison, and even kill writers and journalists.

It was not enough to condemn human rights violations.

We are thankful for the increased attention of Security Council members and for their increased investment in us.

We also condemn all violations of the Blue Line, whether by land or by air.

We condemn in the strongest terms those heinous acts of terrorism targeting innocent civilians.

We condemn all indiscriminate acts perpetrated against civilians.

In particular, we strongly condemn the violation of their political, economic and social rights by the Israeli occupation.

The least we owe to the Egyptian people is to stop supporting their repression.

We Cuban NGOs condemn the acts of State terrorism committed against our people.

We owe it to our children, our grandchildren and the generations we will never meet to keep it safe and to pass it along.

We strongly condemn all attacks against the safety and security of the personnel engaged in all United Nations activities.

We condemn the recent terrorist attacks in the United Kingdom, Egypt, Iraq and other regions of the world.

The first is the debt we owe to the Cassese Commission for making it possible for us to reach this point.

It is my judgement that we owe a status report to those who earnestly wanted to witness the rise of Somalia from the ashes.

We must condemn those who perpetrate threats and acts of violence against United Nations and associated staff.

We condemn the deviations whereby terrorist acts are used in order to discredit religions and their followers

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It would be absurd to set US President Barack Obama and EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso against each other as equals.

We condemn attacks in Afghanistan against civilians and international staff that are intended to disrupt the democratic process.

We continue to condemn the suicide bombing in Netanya and the firing of rockets that killed several innocent Israeli civilians.

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We strongly condemn terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, as it constitutes one of the most serious threats to international peace and security.

The responsibility for halting violence is incumbent not on one party alone, but on both.

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We are convinced that the African Union can satisfy the requirements for peace without sacrificing the requirement of justice that we all owe the victims.

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