UN -Rights Chief Investigations ‘Glorification of Violence’ De Kaak and the attack on the rule of law

“Nobody is safe when human rights are attacked,” Mr. Türk told the Human rights councilwarning that the War rules “are fragmented”.

“Some states become an extension of the personal power of their ruler,” he maintained.

In his usual speech to the Top Rights Forum of the UN at the start of a new session in Geneva, the High Commissioner for Human Rights denied that “pro-war propaganda is everywhere”, from military parades to “rising rhetoric” of leaders.

“Unfortunately, there are no peace parades or ministries of VredeHe emphasized, called to establish countries against the growing ‘erosion’ of international law.

The high commissioner also defended the importance of standing behind multilateral agreements such as “the basis of peace, our global order and our daily life, from trade rules to the global internet to our fundamental rights”.

World order in danger

Nowadays ignoring, ignoring, not respecting and unleashing the existing world order based on rules that was founded after 1945 to prevent another world war, the Chief of the UN rights was in a call for accountability.

The danger is that when states ignore violations of law, “They are normalized,” Said Mr. Türk. “When states apply the Inconsistent Act, they undermine the legal order everywhere. It is time for states to wake up and act. ‘

Mr. Türk condemned the constant illegal detention of the United Nations personnel in Yemen as a “direct attack on the UN system”, also called the withdrawal of the United States ” Parisian Agreement And of global authorities, including this council … deeply regrettable ”, and noticed that other states followed the example.

The high commissioner also warned of the negative consequences of the decision of Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland to leave the Ottowa treaty on landmines, while the “new trend of deviating” the disparaging “it 2030 agenda For sustainable development, which all countries had agreed to ten years ago.

An A to Z of Rights of Rights

As usual at the start of the council sessions, the high commissioner emphasized around the world all over the world, from Afghanistan – where the “erases” of women and girls from public life is “almost complete” – to Haiti who “delves deeper into lawlessness in lawlessness, who is a rehearsal of Boko – Wiertgegeme; and and Wierteme; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wienswang; and Wiens. And Wiens, and Etrangeme; and Wiens, and Extreme;

In Ukraine, after the largest drone attack of the conflict, the entire invasion of Russia has “become even more deadly”.

In Sudan, Elfasher is in constant bombing and the risk of further atrocities continues to exist, Mr. Türk said, while in Myanmar, four years since the military coup, remain entangled in “a moving human rights disasters”.

Turning to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, indicates “damn evidence” of constant “serious violations and abuses” by all parties in the conflict, the high commissioner continued, while Gaza is now a “graveyard”, amidst Israel’s “mass murder” of Palestinian civilians.

Where are steps to stop Gaza genocide?

‘We fail the people of Gaza … Where are the decisive steps to prevent genocide? “ he asked. “Why no longer do countries to avert atrocity crimes? They have to stop the current to Israel of weapons that run the risk of breaking the war laws.”

Continue Tour d’Horizon Of country situations of concern alongside thematic issues, Mr. Türk claimed that the progress of his office, OhchrTo protect the rights of Uyghur and other Muslim litters in China, “still has to materialize”.

In the meantime, in West Africa, limitations on LGBTQ+ people in some countries who take into account the criminal relationships of the same sex are growing, said the high commissioner, just as the rights of migrants and refugees are increasingly being violated.

Asylum

“Iran and Pakistan have violently sent millions of Afghans back to their country and India has also deported groups of Rohingya Muslims by land and sea,” he maintained.

Likewise, Germany, Greece, Hungary and other European countries “also tried to limit asylum,” Mr. Türk was full. He took knowledge of concern about the reported agreement of the United States with El Salvador, Zuid -Sudan, Eswatini, Rwanda and others, to deport subjects of the third country and underlined Kuwait’s decision to withdraw citizenship for thousands of people in recent years, “leave behind”.

Poll -Occupation

In the event of imminent national elections throughout Africa, Mr. Türk also mentioned serious concern about the preparations for the voting protection in Cameroon, Côte d’IVOOR Coast, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda.

“In many of these countries, the authorities resort to intimidation, exclusion or detention of opposition leaders; limitations on media freedom; prohibits peaceful protest; and hard -handed about human rights defenders,” he said.

The Chief of the UN -Rights also insisted on the Ethiopian authorities to guarantee the conditions for free, honest and inclusive elections, in the midst of concern about random detensions of journalists.

As part of the UN efforts to improve and promote human rights everywhere, Mr. Türk insisted on all countries to do more, so that “every child – or a future farmer, digital employee, doctor or shopkeeper” understands that human rights are “our birthright”.

He added: “The vast majority of people around the world scream for human rights and liberties …Nobody is safe when human rights are attacked. Abuses committed against one group are always part of a broader pattern of oppression and lead to the broader erosion of fundamental freedoms. “