Sixteen UN staff from Ethiopia remain in custody after a roundup by authorities while six others have been released, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric says. "We are of course actively working with the government of Ethiopia to secure their immediate release," Dujarric tells reporters at UN headquarters in New York. SOUNDBITE

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