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Biden : ‘Outrageous’. The only thing that has been outrageous is your appalling leadership in the situation, vetoing ceasefires and providing the weapons to the massacre of innocent children. Blinken : ‘no jurisdiction’. Absolute jurisdiction and your need to abide by International Law and acting as a leader in protection of children as opposed to ‘leading’ the extended massacre of them. UK: ‘Unhelpful’. What was unhelpful was your vetoing of ceasefire votes through ‘Dame’ Woodward and the OBE Speaker of the House resulting in thousands more children being traumatised and massacred. And then abstaining from a ceasefire vote, in alignment with the above 2 incompetent and unrighteous non-leaders.

That what i invite you befor Freedom of expression is a fundamental right that should be guaranteed to every individual in society. It is the right that empowers individuals to express their thoughts and opinions without fear of punishment or retaliation. Freedom of expression is a cornerstone in building democratic and civilized societies, as it fosters dialogue, diversity of thought, and social change. Therefore, we must support and protect freedom of expression to ensure the promotion of dialogue, mutual understanding, and the building of more tolerant and prosperous communities.

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#Justice - Fairness in action comes only after knowing the truth. Imagine if #we abstain ourselves from the realities and remain actively involved in the indulgence of democratic viewpoint. What are we teaching our generations to act on? Who is wrong or what is wrong? The answer lies in the question itself. Decisions taken on the basis of assumptions and false information (be it of any sort) will not help us understand what the real problem is. Justice brings #peace, serve #humanity and allow people to live #happily. It is not other way around. Removal of justice (unless it is serving humanity or a purpose - systems can be altered, standards can offer flexibility, people change their minds when the motive is positive and impactful) will make our communities weak and unbearable to an extent where lives get affected immensely and the impact of such actions last longer than #one could ever imagine. Sometimes, it even ends a strong and healthy relationship, because the long term sufferings always have their own consequences which often people face when it is conflicted with one’s principles and personal beliefs. “The world needs peace everywhere, and for everyone.” Humble people can only add kind statements to make others feel better. The real issue is knowing the problem and treating the root cause rather than blaming people or trying to put others down or make them suffer because of one’s fixed mindset or partial information or could be something bigger in the plot which is invisible. #justiceforall

International law is vital for maintaining peace and preventing some of the most abhorrent acts committed by international actors. It serves as a crucial framework for holding nations accountable, protecting human rights, and ensuring justice in times of conflict. Yet, despite its importance, some politicians display a dismissive attitude towards international law. We must push back against this trend and reaffirm our commitment to these essential legal principles. Upholding international law is not just a matter of legality; it's a matter of humanity and global stability. On this Day of International Criminal Justice, let's envision an international law regime inspired by the power of the irenic force.

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐆𝐥𝐨𝐛𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞 | 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐀𝐂𝐄 • United Nations—Global Imperative • A Resolute Demand for Justice and Accountability on International Criminal Justice Day In a world besieged by crises and challenges, the imperative to safeguard the vulnerable and forge a collective path towards peace and justice cannot be understated. As the world observes the International Criminal Justice Day this Wednesday, the focus sharpens on the pivotal role of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in its steadfast mission to cultivate a more equitable and righteous global order. The ICC stands as an indomitable bastion against the perpetrators of war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and aggression, leaving no quarter for impunity in the face of abhorrent transgressions. This moment demands more than mere reflection; it compels resolute action and unyielding commitment. The international community must rise as one, articulating a resounding call for accountability and redress for the multitudes who have been ravaged by the ravages of conflict and brutality. It is incumbent upon us to shatter the veil of impunity that shields those responsible for grievous offenses, sending an unequivocal message that the rule of law is sacrosanct. The tireless endeavors of the ICC serve as a ray of hope for the disenfranchised, offering solace amidst the shadows of despair. On this auspicious occasion, let’s stand united, voices resonant in a symphony of defiance against injustice and inhumanity. Let’s demand not mere platitudes but tangible actions, holding perpetrators of atrocities to strict account for their deeds. The era of passive bystandership has waned; the time for bold and decisive measures is nigh. As we commemorate International Criminal Justice Day, let’s reassert our dedication to upholding the tenets of justice, accountability, and human rights. Let’s pledge unconditional solidarity with the marginalized, amplifying their voices and ensuring that no soul is forsaken in the quest for a more just and impartial world. The clarion call for change reverberates across the expanse of the globe; the clarion call for justice echoes with undivided clarity.

Join us for an online discussion with Prof. Yvonne McDermott Rees FLSW and Judge Joanna Korner KC as they explore the challenges of proving genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity in international criminal courts. Prof. McDermott Rees will present insights from her latest book, while Judge Korner will offer her judicial perspectives on complex evidence issues. Register now at: https://lnkd.in/gxiTJk2Z #ICL #InternationalLaw

Join us for an insightful webinar on the ICC prosecutor's recent decision to apply for arrest warrants against Hamas and Israeli officials. We explore the various legal, political, and legitimacy-related implications 🗓️ 29/5/2024 ⏰ 17:30-19:00, Israel