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The Federal Foreign Minister
On a diplomatic mission
My posting in Iran – the desk officer for legal issues at the German Embassy in Tehran reports on the lively variety as well as the difficulties of her working life. moreOn a diplomatic mission
Human rights dialogue with China: “very laborious and lengthy process”
Markus Löning, the Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy, on his talks at the 11th German-Chinese Human Rights Dialogue in Yinchuan (Ningxia Province). Broadcast on Deutschlandfunk on 16 May 2013 moreHuman rights dialogue with China: “very laborious and lengthy process”
International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Markus Löning says homosexual, bisexual, transsexual and intersexual people have a right to live in dignity, without fear of violence or reprisals. moreStatement by Human Rights Commissioner Löning on the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
Syria: searching for ways to end the violence
Foreign Minister Westerwelle welcomes the agreement of the Russian Foreign Minister and the US Secretary of State to hold an international conference on Syria. moreSyria: searching for ways to end the violence
Westerwelle meets Foreign Minister of Nicaragua
Foreign Minister Westerwelle met his Nicaraguan counterpart Samuel Santos López on 16 May for talks on German-Nicaraguan relations, economic exchange between the two countries and regional policy issues. Santos López last visited Berlin in April 2012. moreWesterwelle meets Foreign Minister of Nicaragua
“Germany is committed to Afghanistan”
Good governance and long term support from the international community are some of the issues on the agenda for the meeting of the International Contact Group on Afghanistan and Pakistan in Berlin. more“Germany is committed to Afghanistan”
German Information Centres
German Information Centres (GIC) are designed to provide information about Germany in their host countries and rally support for German positions. These centres aim to arouse interest in Germany particularly among important young multipliers in the regional partner countries. moreGerman Information Centres
