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Nkenjinka Ulaku Odaru WADIBIA-ANYANWU (expert) (Nominated by the Government of Nigeria) Name: Nkenjinka, Ulaku, Odaru, WADIBIA-ANYANWU Date of birth: 31 March 1948 Place of birth: Aba, Nigeria Marital status: Married with one child EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS BA (French) - University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1972) MA (German) - Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany (1977) ADMINISTRATIVE AND DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENCE June 1972 Joined the Nigerian Civil Service September 1972 In-service training to September 1977 MA (German) at Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany October 1977 First Secretary, Protocol Department, to February 1979 Ministry of External Affairs, Lagos February 1979 First Secretary, African Affairs Department, to October 1979 Ministry of External Affairs, Lagos October 1979 Counsellor (Political), Permanent Mission of Nigeria to January 1981 to the United Nations, New York January 1981 Senior Counsellor and Head of Chancery, to September 1981 Embassy of Nigeria, Prague September 1982 Minister Counsellor, European Affairs Department, to July 1984 Ministry of External Affairs, Lagos August 1984 Minister Counsellor (Economic and Political), to February 1987 Nigeria High Commission, London March 1987 Minister Plenipotentiary/Head of Chancery, to March 1989 Nigeria High Commission, London, and Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), London E/CN.4/2004/82/Add.1 página 9 April 1989 Head of Administrative Department, Ministry of External Affairs, Lagos February 1990 Head of West African Affairs Department, to January 1991 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja January 1991 Appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to October 1995 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Republic of Ireland, with concurrent accreditation to the Republic of Iceland Member of the Nigerian delegation to the Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing August 1996 Deputy Director, Second United Nations Department, to September 1998 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja April 1997 Member of an OAU-ECA-Nigeria delegation to South Africa, to May 1997 Zimbabwe, United Republic of Tanzania, Botswana and Uganda May 1997 Member of the Nigerian delegation to the First African First Ladies Peace Mission, Abuja 1997 Member of the Nigerian Relief Mission to Burundi to deliver relief materials to that country October 1995 Promoted to the post of Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja May 1998 Leader of the Nigerian Relief Mission to Sierra Leone, to deliver relief materials to that country July 1998 Member of the Nigerian delegation to the First West African First Ladies Peace Mission, Accra September 1998 Director, International Economic Cooperation Directorate, to April 1999 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja October 1998 Member of the Nigerian delegation to the Third International Steering Committee (ISC) on the Economic Advancement of Rural Women, Kuala Lumpur May 1999 Appointed High Commissioner of Nigeria to the Republic of Kenya to September 1999 with concurrent accreditation to Seychelles January 2000 Millennium participant at the National Institute of Policy and to November 2000 Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru, Jos, Nigeria November 2000 Director, Planning, Research and Statistics Department, to February 2002 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja E/CN.4/2004/82/Add.1 página 10 March 2002 Under-Secretary for Administration and Finance, to 22 December 2003 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja 18 December 2003 Appointed Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs to date HOBBIES Reading, dancing, listening to music, watching films, playing netball, golf, aerobics and keen interest in humanitarian and voluntary services to the needy E/CN.4/2004/82/Add.1 página 11 Ms.

Las actividades que se consideran legales para los nacionales a menudo son ilegales para los no ciudadanos, por ejemplo, el table dancing. Aunque esta actividad, clasificada como ilícita, es legal para los nacionales, los no nacionales que la practiquen sin autorización son deportados.

Trafficking in persons in Belize disproportionately affects women, who are mainly trafficked for commercial sexual exploitation; particularly women and girl children from the neighbouring countries of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras who are forced into dancing and offering sexual services in bars. Information was provided on the increasing number of bars offering exotic dancing in border communities in the southern and northern parts of Belize, and the increasing number of women believed to be brought from El Salvador and Honduras to work informally as prostitutes.

It was alleged that sometime in September or October of 2002 a bomb had been thrown at a house in Paghman where a wedding party with music and dancing was taking place. According to local law enforcement officials the incident was under investigation but no suspects had been identified. Other sources claimed that one of the local leaders of Paghman had been behind this attack as he had banned dancing and music and warned of dire consequences if anyone violated his orders; − During her visit to Kandahar, when the Special Rapporteur interviewed internally displaced persons from the North (mainly from Faryab Province), she was informed that these people - mainly ethnic Pashtoons - had allegedly left their area of origin as their local tribal leaders had been summarily executed by local militia.

Afterward, Erik Khachatryan and other PoWs Narek Sirunyan, Karen Babayan, Arayik Galstyan, Robert Vardanyan, are forced to kneel and clap, as their captors are “celebrating” and dancing. (https://www.dropbox.com/s/f2d277as5wyrp58/Geriner%20%2C%2CEriki%2C%2C%20x umb_par.MP4?

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Naciones Unidas A/76/178 Asamblea General Distr. general 19 de julio de 2021 Español Original: inglés 21-10019X (S) *2110019* Septuagésimo sexto período de sesiones

TD(X)/RT.1/9 CONFERENCIA DE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS SOBRE COMERCIO Y DESARROLLO X UNCTAD Mesa Redonda de Alto Nivel sobre Comercio y Desarrollo: Orientaciones para el siglo XXI EL CAMBIO

The programmes that the centre offers are in the areas of social inclusion, computer skills, dancing, football and entrepreneurship. The members were told that 1,500 people use the centre every month.