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UN rights chief urges governments to 'wake up' to 'horrifying' suffering of Palestinians in Gaza
The address raised concerns about escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, the fallout from sweeping U.S. tariffs, and China's human rights record — alongside wars and conflict in places like Sudan and Ukraine.
I spoke with the ministers of Israel and Iran. And I told them enough with the escalation: to Iran I said no more react, I said to Israel enough, let's stop here. It is one of the passages of the intervention in reply of the Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani in the Foreign Commissions of the House and Senate. The statements are on Saturday, June 14, but they are back to circulate in these hours on the social networks for the approach of the minist…
High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, called for the start of urgent dialogue to find a way out of the constant crossfire of attacks The post UN: ‘Iran-Israel escalation is deeply worrying’ appeared first on Monitor Mercantil.
As conflicts are intensifying around the world, the UN's head of human rights was concerned on Monday about the recent "military escalation between Israel and Iran" after a fourth night of open war between Tel Aviv and Tehran.
UN Rights Chief Urges De-escalation amid Israel-Iran Tensions - Clarion India
Turk appeals for urgent diplomacy, civilian protection during opening of Human Rights Council session GENEVA — UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk on Monday expressed deep concern over the recent military escalation between Israel and Iran, calling for restraint and a return to diplomacy. “The military escalation between Israel and Iran is deeply worrying,” Turk said as he presented his annual report to the 59th Human Rights Counci…
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