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Conspiracy to weaken protection of human rights in the 2014 UN GCTSR

Peter Brown made this Official Information request to Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

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From: Peter Brown

Dear MFAT,

According to whistleblowers, MFAT personnel were involved in a conspiracy by Noa Furman of the israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and her subordinates including Neha Sheth of the US State Department and Anna Krahotin of Global Affairs Canada during the November 2013 sessions that led to the preparation of resolution A/RES/68/276. Language was systematically weakened around the need to protect human rights, and observe international humanitarian law and protect refugees.

I am requesting-
a) All communications between July 2013 and July 2014 between Alana Messent and her main handler, Noa Furman ([email address]) or any other mfa.gov.il email address, and Furman's other proxies: [email address], [email address], [email address], [email address], [email address].
b) All official notes and reports made by Messent in regards the meetings that led to the production of resolution A/RES/68/276.

Yours faithfully,
Peter

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