UN, AU Begins 2022 Africa Amnesty Month Africa Liberia
. In each country, the public outreach and weapons collection activities are coordinated respectively by the Liberia National Commission on Small Arms , Tanzania's National Focal Point Coordinator on Small Arms and Light Weapons and Togo's Commission Nationale de lutte contre la prolifération, la circulation et le trafic illicites des armes légères et de petit calibre
The AU has urged its Member States to continue with"Silencing the Guns" initiatives throughout the year to sustain any momentum gained during September.
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