-.-.- UN Syria Commission of Inquiry welcomes #UNGA support this week for the new Independent Institutions on Missing Persons in #Syria , so crucial for tens of thousands of missing, disappeared and their families. Enforced disappearances continue. Report ➡️“No End in Sight' ohchr.org/en/hr-bodies/h…

Syria's conflict has caused too much loss & grief.
 
My message to Govts at #GA today: We need your full cooperation w/ Independent Institution on Missing Persons in Syria so it can begin search & support to victims.
 
This goes beyond politics. It's about our shared humanity.

Member States must not lose sight of #Syria , amid the largest escalation in violence in four years, Syrians face unprecedented hardship. 16.7 million require humanitarian assistance, largest number since the start of the crisis.

'With the region in turmoil, a dedicated international effort to contain fighting on Syrian soil is imperative. Over a decade of bloodshed needs a diplomatic end.'
- UN Syria Commission of Inquiry Commissioners on
International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace
nytimes.com/2024/02/08/opi…

The International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace highlights a fundamental truth: no country can solve today’s challenges alone.

We need to resurrect a new spirit of global cooperation to rebuild trust, heal divisions, and place humanity on the path to peace.

'These children are victims of armed conflict first and foremost and were just 12 years old or younger at the fall of Baghuz in March 2019. '
UN Syria Commission of Inquiry Policy Paper👉bit.ly/491BFjX
Map 👇Verified violations against children in detention facilities in north-east Syria

We have a shared responsibility to work for peace.

Regional – and indeed global - peace and security are being undermined by the hour.

The world cannot afford more war.

My remarks to Sunday's emergency Security Council session: un.org/sg/en/content/…

#HRC55 | Last month, the United Nations Syria Commission of Inquiry released a report which detailed an escalation of fighting, attacks on civilians & infrastructure that could amount to war crimes.

United NationsCoISyria Commissioner hmegally’s interview with United Nations_News_Centre news.un.org/en/story/2024/…

“The prolonged blanket internment of tens of thousands of Syrian, Iraqi and foreign individuals with suspected affiliation or family links to ISIL in camps is unjustifiable and amounts to unlawful deprivation of liberty.”
UN Syria Commission of Inquiry Policy Paper👉bit.ly/491BFjX

40% of health facilities in Syria are either closed or barely functioning, leaving millions without access to basic medical care. This number has grown significantly since l2023. Access to #healthcare & other essential services is crucial for people’s well-being. #WorldHealthDay

Hospitals & aid workers are being attacked. People around the world are being denied universal healthcare & left alone to deal with dire physical impacts of climate change.

It couldn't be clearer: our right to health is being ignored. Govts must respect intl law. #WorldHealthDay

'These children are victims of armed conflict first and foremost and were just 12 years old or younger at the fall of Baghuz in March 2019. '
UN Syria Commission of Inquiry Policy Paper👉bit.ly/491BFjX
Map 👇Verified violations against children in detention facilities in north-east Syria