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She higlighted that the United States strongly supports an investigation by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights into these allegations and calls on all parties to provide unfettered access and cooperation to any investigation.
After the prime minister's address, the Somali parliament speaker Sharif Hassan Sheik Aden urged the lawmakers to give confidence to the new cabinet in an open vote-manner, according to the country's charter.
The new centre was launched on Friday in the Waberi district in the government-controlled side of the capital where children from poorer families and street boys under 10 years of age were encamped under the auspice of Somali Football Federation.
Assistant Secretary Johnnie Carson today stressed that Sudan and South Sudan must establish a stable and durable peace between their two states, and they must work to promote stability and development within their borders.
She underscored that the United States has been and remains the largest donor of bilateral humanitarian assistance to the Horn of Africa, contributing this year alone already $459 million, including an additional $28 million that Secretary Clinton j