Ban expresses concern over blocking of essential supplies on Nepal-India border
“[The Secretary-General] is alarmed by reports of the obstruction, and destruction, of life-saving medical supplies and the continued impact on humanitarian operations,” said astatement issued by his spokesperson, which said Ban underlines Nepal's right of free transit.
Ahead of planned protests on 21 November, the Secretary-General further stresses in his statement the importance of dialogue and non-violence, as well as respect for peaceful protest and the freedom of assembly.
“He urges all sides to resolve their differences in a peaceful and flexible manner and reiterates the support of the United Nations to Nepal's efforts to build a democratic, inclusive, peaceful and prosperous future,” the statement concludes.
UN Photo/Evan Schneider (file)/www.justearthnews.com
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