The move came just hours after the kingdom was elected as one of the Council's 10 non[-]permanent members.
In a statement carried on Friday by the official Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Foreign Ministry says the Council has failed in its duties toward Syria.
It says this alleged failure enabled Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime to perpetrate the killings of its people, including with chemical weapons, without facing any deterrents or punishment. » | Josie Ensor | Friday, October 18, 2013
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