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AIPAC WELCOMES ZAMBIA’S ELECTION TO UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL

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The Acton Institute for Policy Analysis Centre (AIPAC) has welcomed Zambia’s election to the United Nations Human Rights Council, describing it as a recognition of the country’s democratic resilience.

In a statement issued in Lusaka, AIPAC Executive Director Solomon Ngoma says the development presents Zambia with an opportunity to contribute to global discussions on human rights, good governance and the rule of law.

Mr Ngoma has urged law enforcement agencies to uphold professionalism and respect established legal standards in carrying out their duties.

He has also called on political leaders to safeguard the country’s democratic principles and respect fundamental human rights.

Mr Ngoma says Zambia’s membership should be used to strengthen the protection of vulnerable groups and promote justice, equality and accountability.

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