Humanity must overcome indifference, I appeal to nations,

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IHRC Corporation
Prof. Rafa? Marcin Wasik – Secretary General

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

In the name of the conscience of humanity and in the spirit of truth,
I call for the immediate return to the age-old tradition of the universal
application of just international law —
law that protects the life, liberty, and dignity of every human being.
In the face of the ongoing tragedies of abductions, bombings, displacements,
starvation, and human tra?cking,

I call upon the world to take immediate and decisive action toward our
common goal:
• The release of all hostages kidnapped and held by HAMAS.
• The liberation of civilians from the yoke of a global system of terror,
violence, and manipulation.
• The expression of compassion for those who seek nothing more than a
dignified and safe life.
• The honouring of the deceased — their right to a dignified burial in
accordance with their faith, culture, and tradition.

• The condemnation of barbaric practices that use innocent civilians as human shields. • The condemnation of the use of civilian infrastructure — schools, hospitals, and places of worship — as bases for aggressive military operations. There is no more time for diplomatic phrases. Now is the time for action. Truth must return where lies have taken root. Law must replace violence. Humanity must overcome indi?erence. I appeal to nations, governments, organisations, and all People of Goodwill and Hope :

The condemnation of the use of civilian infrastructure — schools, hospitals,
and places of worship — as bases for aggressive military operations.
There is no more time for diplomatic phrases.
Now is the time for action.
Truth must return where lies have taken root.

Law must replace violence.
Humanity must overcome indi?erence.
I appeal to nations, governments, organisations, and all People of Goodwill
and Hope:
Enough silence.
Enough using the innocent as tools of war.
Enough!

Today, we are obligated to be the voice of those who have been silenced. We are obligated to be the light where darkness has taken hold. I call upon all of you — the Good and the Righteous — to act in the name of peace and justice. For we, the Good and the Righteous, are the majority, and it is through us that hope for the light of peace still exists. Let us act. Not tomorrow. Now. Prof. h.c. Rafa? Marcin Wasik Secretary General International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation