UN Secretary -General Antonio Gutresh said that in the countries of violent conflict there are war -free Ukraine, where the entire level attack by the Russian military has been completed for three years. He said that international law, international humanitarian law and the United Nations Charter, which causes the fire of war, deceive.
So far, more than 12,000 ordinary people were killed in Ukraine, many people were injured in Ukraine, and local communities were severely damaged.
The UN requested the leading agency for major human rights issues that we did not have to leave any stones to end the conflict. According to the United Nations Charter, International Law and the General Assembly proposal, justice and lasting peace must be achieved.
“Being shocked instead of human rights … dictatorial rulers are suppressing opponents, as they fear what strong people can do in the real way.”
According to him, all this is happening in war and violence, where the population is deprived of food, water and education.
The United Nations chief, while mentioning the ceasefire implemented in the critical situation in Gaza, warned that the conflict should be stopped again. At the same time, he expressed concern over increasing violence and other human rights violations by the residents of Israeli settlement on the west coast.
“It was an integral part of the permanent ceasefire, during the prestigious release of the rest of the brothers, the end of the two-nation solution, the end of the occupation and the establishment of an independent, Palestinian nation”
The guns have to be quiet
Addressing the United Nations Chief Human Rights Council, mentioned that horrific events of human rights violations could be resolved from Myanmar to Sahel, Haiti and East Congo of the Democratic Republic.
He said that in the eastern part of the Congo Democratic Republic, the Rwanda -backed M32 fighters occupied many cities and are likely to exploit the war on the regional block.
“This time to calm the gun; it’s time of diplomacy and assistance.”
He said that intolerance for the disabled is increasing for the weaker and the marginal community, tribal people, refugees and immigrants, LGBTUI+. In view of this, he criticized public anger and crack for power, profit and domination.
Pressure
UN Human Rights High Commissioner Bholakar Turk warned of his address that the United Nations has embraced multilateral cooperation for five years, but there is pressure on human rights attacks.
He said that the international system was going through a fundamental change and the basis of human rights that was created as a result of decades was never under this pressure.
Bholkar Turk calls for an independent investigation into the serious cases of human rights violations conducted by the Israeli military and Hamas and other extremist armed groups during the attack on Gaza.
He said that any suggestion to force people from their land is completely unacceptable. It is noteworthy that the United States has proposed to settle Gulwasis somewhere else.
After the battle of war on Gaza and the west coast, the cost of reconstruction is estimated to be more than $ 53 billion.
Discrimination, hate speech, misleading information
The UN Human Rights High Commissioner has expressed concern that discrimination, deliberate misinformation and hatred (HAT lecture) are spreading to online media.
According to Bholkar Turk, this is happening at a time when one percent of the richest population in the world has more resources than the remaining population.
“According to some assumptions, the autocratic (rulers) control over about a third of the global economy, which is more than twice the share of division 5 years ago.”
Earlier, the UN general secretary issued a warning against growing hatred in social media media that the human rights of the common people were weakened.
“Literal violence in online mediums, can easily become physical violence in real life.” He warned that the monitoring system was withdrawn for information on online platforms and monitoring materials, resulting in further hate, threats and violence.
The Human Rights Council is the world’s leading organization for human rights discussions and actions in the world, established in 2006 and has 47 member states, which are elected for a period of three years. However, all 187 countries can participate in this process as part of the UN system.