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UNESCO votes to admit Palestine as full member
UN News, 31 October 2011.
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A licensed photograph, with its credit, is added after review; never a generated likeness.On 31 October 2011 UNESCO’s General Conference voted to admit Palestine as a full member, by 107 votes to 14 with 52 abstentions, bringing the agency’s member states to 195.
UN News reported that on 31 October 2011 UNESCO’s General Conference, the agency’s highest ruling body, voted to admit Palestine as a full member, by 107 votes in favour to 14 against, with 52 abstentions, bringing the total number of UNESCO member states to 195.1
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