The United Nations: Terrorism affects the problem of violence against humanitarian personnel and a lack of accountability and sanctions responsible for violating humanitarian law must have broader regional and international support, Harsh Vardhan Shringla’s foreign secretary on Friday, when he stated that humanitarian actions should not be used As “ploy” to damage the territorial integrity of the country.
Shringla made a comment on Friday on the Briefing of the UN Security Council on the ‘Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict: Preserving Humanitarian Space’.
“The complex nature of the humanitarian situation throughout the world.
Today demanded the urgent attention of the council,” he said.
Shringla emphasized that “Terrorism further compiled the problem of twin violence against humanitarian personnel and a lack of accountability.” Access to new and new technologies appeared to increase the capacity of terrorist groups to hinder humanity.
Actions, including safe and unobstructed access to my early institutions and humanity.
There needs to be zero tolerance for terrorism, “he said.
Shringla was in an official visit to New York from July 14-16 to participate in a high-level meeting of the Security Council detained under the French presidency.
Speaking on the Board, he said individual sanctions and entities that commit violations seriously international humanitarian law, especially attacks on humanitarian and medical personnel, is an effective tool for the council to examine and stop violations.
“We, believe that such steps should have wider regional and international support, in absence, maybe There is a decline of a further humanitarian crisis and shrinking humanitarian space, “he said.
He quoted a Syrian example, where both UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA) has repeatedly talked about the deteriorating impact of humanitarian steps in Field.
India confirms that Respecting the principles of the United Nations Charter, including sovereignty, political independence and territorial integrity of member countries, must remain the basis for all humanitarian actions taken by the Board.
“The Board must avoid politicization of humanitarian work and humanitarian actors involved in conflict.
Humanitarian actions should not be used as tactics to damage the territorial integrity of the state,” said Shringla, when he recorded too often “we have seen humanitarian assistance related to the steps of coercion by External players to force the results you want.
“He said such actions were at risk of being counter-productive to achieve the resolution of the conflict itself and further understating the space needed for action or humanitarian assistance needed.
Shringla underlined that the main responsibility for providing protection and assistance in the humanitarian crisis lies in the country concerned and the national government.
“However, international humanitarian assistance, when provided, must be given without sides,” in accordance with the guiding principles described in the resolution of the General Assembly 46/182 and other related resolutions.
Resolution of the General Assembly 46/182 designed a blueprint for the current international humanitarian system.
“India remains committed to preserving humanitarian principles, neutrality, impartiality and independence in responding to all humanitarian situations,” Shringla said.
Calling all countries to respect and adhere to the United Nations Charter, International Humanitarian Law and Humanitarian Principles, Shringla said this alone would prevent further shrinkage from humanitarian space.
“India remains committed to working with the international community to address global humanitarian challenges effectively and comprehensively,” he said.