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Updated · GOV.UK · Jun 4

UK Reaffirms Support for OSCE Minority Rights Mandate, Citing Russia's Aggression Impact on Ukraine

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Updated · GOV.UK · Jun 4

UK Reaffirms Support for OSCE Minority Rights Mandate, Citing Russia's Aggression Impact on Ukraine

1 articles · Updated · GOV.UK · Jun 4

James Ford, the UK's deputy ambassador, reaffirmed strong backing for the OSCE High Commissioner's mandate and its quiet diplomacy in remarks on June 4.
Ford said minority rights remain central to conflict prevention, framing the issue as still urgent in the current European security environment.
He also welcomed the High Commissioner's engagement with Ukraine and said Russia's aggression continues to harm national minorities there.
The statement positions London as supporting OSCE mechanisms that address minority protections as part of a broader response to the war in Ukraine.

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