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Ban condemns killing of UN peacebuilding partner in Guinea

| | Feb 11, 2015, at 05:27 pm
New York, Feb 11 (IBNS) The Secretary-General has on Tuesdaycondemned, in the strongest terms, the killing of Thierno Aliou Diaoune, National Coordinator for the UN Peacebuilding Fund, in Conakry, Guinea, on 6 February 2015.

“Diaoune was a trusted United Nations partner and a tireless advocate for the construction of peace, democracy and human rights in Guinea,” said a statement issued on Tuesdayby Ban’s spokesperson.

The statement said the Secretary-General welcomed the Guinean Government’s announcement of a full investigation into Diaoune’s death and offered his sincere condolences to Diaoune’s family.

Photo: UNDP Guinea

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