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Palestinian envoy tells Arab League international justice has failed to halt Gaza genocide
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Palestinian envoy tells Arab League international justice has failed to halt Gaza genocide
Permanent Representative Muhannad al‑Akluk told the Arab permanent committee on human rights that international justice mechanisms have been unable to stop the genocide against Palestinians.
- The 58th regular session of the Arab Permanent Committee on Human Rights convened Monday at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo.
- Al‑Akluk said 1,010 days have passed since what he described as the genocide against Palestinians began, without international justice halting the crime or ensuring accountability.
- He stated that delayed justice is "absent justice" that does not compensate victims and helps perpetrators escape punishment.
- Palestine submitted recommendations on the committee's two permanent agenda items regarding Israeli violations and Arab prisoners and detainees.
TopicsArab Permanent Committee Human Rights 58th SessionPalestinian Envoy Arab League International Justice Gaza GenocideInternational Justice Failure GazaMuhannad Al Akluk
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