Post-2015 Outcome Document Press Release
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Eoto World acknowledges the UN General Assembly's commitment to eradicate poverty in the post-2015 agenda but critiques the outcome document for lacking strong calls to action on conflict resolution, foreign occupation, and structural inequalities. The organization emphasizes the necessity of addressing ongoing conflict as a barrier to poverty eradication and calls for a robust commitment from the international community. Eoto World plans to engage stakeholders and amplify activist voices as the post-2015 negotiations continue.
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