Kingdom Affirms to Security Council: Violence in Conflicts Threatens International Peace
Saudi Arabia affirmed before the UN Security Council that sexual violence in armed conflicts poses a significant danger to the international community. The Kingdom explained that these inhumane practices do not only harm individuals and victims but also represent a real threat to peace and security throughout the entire world.
During the session, Saudi Arabia called for the firm accountability of those responsible for these crimes. In its statement, it emphasized the importance of ending the phenomenon of "impunity," asserting that everyone who commits these acts must be punished under international law to ensure justice and protect human rights.
The Kingdom also pointed out that confronting these difficult challenges requires close and continuous international cooperation. It stressed the vital role of the international community in providing protection for civilians, especially the most vulnerable groups such as women and children, in areas suffering from wars and armed unrest.
In conclusion, this position reflects Saudi Arabia's permanent commitment to supporting international laws and charters. Through these diplomatic efforts, Riyadh seeks to promote the values of justice and contribute to building a safer and more stable future for all peoples of the world.