US EditionSecurity Council to vote on resolution decrying attacks on UN and aid workers, demanding protection
- The United Nations Security Council will vote on a resolution condemning attacks on humanitarian workers and UN personnel, demanding combatants protect them according to international law.
- The resolution, sponsored by Switzerland, highlights the increased attacks and violations of international humanitarian law by combatants, especially during the seven-month war in Gaza.
- The draft resolution urges all countries to abide by international law to protect humanitarian and UN personnel and ensure unhindered humanitarian access to civilians in need.
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UN Security Council calls for protection of aid workers globally
The United Nations Security Council on Friday called on all countries to respect and protect aid workers and U.N. personnel, and strongly condemned all violence against them and "the unlawful denial of humanitarian access."
UN Security Council calls for protection of aid workers globally
NEW YORK - The United Nations Security Council on Friday called on all countries to respect and protect aid workers and U.N. personnel, and strongly condemned all violence against them and \"the unlawful denial of humanitarian access.\" Read more at straitstimes.com.
Resolução aprovada pela ONU demonstra grande preocupação com a segurança dos seus trabalhadores e salienta desrespeito do direito humanitário internacional. Rússia absteve-se.
Security Council to vote on resolution decrying attacks on UN and aid
UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to vote Friday on a resolution that strongly condemns attacks on humanitarian workers and UN personnel, and demands that all combatants protect them in accordance with international law. The Swiss-sponsored resolution expresses grave concern at the growing number of attacks and threats against UN and humanitarian personnel along with the continuing disregard and violations of inte…
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