African leaders call for permanent representation on UN Security Council
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African leaders at the United Nations General Assembly are pressing for reform of the UN Security Council to give African countries permanent representation.
Africa’s 54 UN member states currently have no permanent seat on the council. The leaders’ proposal seeks to change that imbalance by adding permanent seats for African countries.
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