Clarification on Commission of National Inquiry by Commonwealth Special Envoy on Maldives

The attention of the Commonwealth Secretariat has been drawn to a report dated 25 May 2012, originally published by PR Newswire and since carried by other media outlets, both in Maldives locally and internationally.

Statement by Dr Bakili Muluzi, Former President of the Republic of Malawi and Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group for the 2012 Lesotho Parliamentary Elections

Commonwealth Secretary-General's Statement on Papua New Guinea

Diamond Jubilee Trust reveals six themes for six decades

Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust launches six themes for projects in the Commonwealth to mark HM Queen Elizabeth II’s 60 years as Head of the Commonwealth

Tackling the dual burden - Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting

Health ministers examine approaches for dealing with the dual burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases in the Commonwealth

Commonwealth observers call for violence-free polls in Lesotho

Commonwealth observers for the 26 May 2012 elections in Lesotho have called on all stakeholders in the process to act responsibly and shun violence in the lead up to, during and after the polls.

Lesotho Parliamentary Elections 2012: Arrival Statement

Arrival Statement

Commonwealth Secretary-General speaks on Belize visit

Commonwealth Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma's departure statement following a three-day visit to Belize from 15 to 18 May where he met with Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow.

Departure Statement by Rt Hon Sir Donald McKinnon Commonwealth Special Envoy to Maldives

Commission of National Inquiry Strengthened

Mexican President and Commonwealth Secretary-General: G20 Summit to deliver for countries not present at G20 table

London, 14 May, 2012 – Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Commonwealth Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma today discussed the top priorities of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable states that will not be present at the G20 summit from 18 to 19 June.