240. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade whether Ireland has raised, or intends to raise, within the EU or the United Nations the urgent need for international civilian protection mechanisms and humanitarian access for Kurdish communities currently displaced in northeast Syria, particularly around Kobani, in light of the Syrian Government's recent military offensive and the effective dismantling of the Autonomous Administration that partnered with the international coalition against ISIS; the measures Ireland can support to ensure that reprisals, forced demographic changes or restrictions on cultural and political rights; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [6412/26]

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240. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade whether Ireland has raised, or intends to raise, within the EU or the United Nations the urgent need for international civilian protection mechanisms and humanitarian access for Kurdish communities currently displaced in northeast Syria, particularly around Kobani, in light of the Syrian Government's recent military offensive and the effective dismantling of the Autonomous Administration that partnered with the international coalition against ISIS; the measures Ireland can support to ensure that reprisals, forced demographic changes or restrictions on cultural and political rights; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [6412/26]

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