The UN Secretary Sings a Global 'Mea Culpability' for Indifference to Suffering in Gaza and Sudan
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UN Secretary General António Guterres toned a ‘mea culpa’ on Wednesday on behalf of the international community, which he pointed out for showing ‘many times’ indifference to suffering in Gaza and Sudan. “On behalf of the international community, there is a ‘mea culpa’ that must be expressed, because [...] The Guterres entry calls for a global ‘mea culpa’ for indifference to suffering in Gaza and Sudan was first published in HolaNews.
The UN Secretary-General accuses the international community of being indifferent to the suffering of affected peoples and warns of a tendency to "forget conflicts" when others appear.
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SIC NotíciasThe Secretary-General of the United Nations says that he has "consistently fought" for the rights of people like those in Gaza and Lebanon, who have suffered from tragedies that the UN has failed to avoid. Despite rejecting to make a 'my fault', he leaves criticisms to the international community.
UN Secretary General António Guterres toned a 'mea culpa' on Wednesday on behalf of the international community, which he pointed out for showing "many times" indifference to suffering in Gaza and Sudan.
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, today rejected making a 'my fault' to people whose tragedies at the UN were unable to stop, assigning responsibilities to the international community that "many times was indifferent to the suffering of these peoples".
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