Pakistan Must End Rights Abuses

“We call on Pakistan to end its serious and ongoing human rights violations in the areas it has illegally occupied, where the population is in open rebellion against Pakistan’s military occupation, oppression, brutality and illegal exploitation of resources,” Ambassador Harish said. United Nations Security Council (UNSC) During an open debate on the 80th UN Day on Friday (local time).

I repeat Jammu and Kashmir will always be an integral and inalienable part of India.The ambassador said such concepts were “alien” to Pakistan while exercising the fundamental rights of the people of the region.

“Let me emphasize that the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is, is and always will be an integral and inalienable part of India. The people of Jammu and Kashmir exercise their fundamental rights in accordance with India’s time-tested democratic traditions and constitutional framework. Of course, we know these are foreign concepts to Pakistan,” he said.

Harish also underlined India’s devotion to Vasudhaiva KutumbakamTo see the world as one family and to defend justice, dignity and prosperity for all.

“This is not only a perspective that underpins our worldview, but is also why India consistently advocates for justice, dignity, opportunity and prosperity for all societies and peoples. It is also why India believes in multilateralism, international partnerships and cooperation,” he added.

The Indian Ambassador underlined the following in his speech at the UN Security Council Open Debate: UN contributions since World War IIwhile acknowledging ongoing questions about its relevance, legitimacy, reliability and effectiveness.

“The theme of this debate assumes great importance at a time when the United Nations, the world’s largest multilateral organization, is facing questions of relevance, legitimacy, credibility and effectiveness,” Ambassador Harish said.

He also noted how the UN has worked historically. decolonization and peaceand served as “a beacon of hope for international peace and security.”

“This organization was founded in the wake of World War II as a beacon of hope for international peace and security. It advanced decolonization; was instrumental in the emergence of new nation-states in the Global South; charted ambitious beacons for economic growth, social development and prosperity; focused our minds on global challenges such as epidemics, counterterrorism, and climate change.”

24 October Celebrating the anniversary of the regulation coming into force [1945UNCharter[1945BMŞartı. Having been approved by a majority of the signatories to this charter, including the five permanent members of the Security Council, The United Nations officially came into being.