• Highlights GA role in #UN80Initiative, in particular on mandates and structural reform
• Looks for a transparent and inclusive SG selection and appointment process
• Reiterates GA's Peace and Security role, including on violations of intl law on use of force
• Highlights GA role in #UN80Initiative, in particular on mandates and structural reform
• Looks for a transparent and inclusive SG selection and appointment process
• Reiterates GA's Peace and Security role, including on violations of intl law on use of force
• Emphasizes that leadership must be based in the Charter
• Notes that the next Secretary-General must embody these same Charter principles
• Commits to working with all Members in service of peace in the coming year
• Emphasizes that leadership must be based in the Charter
• Notes that the next Secretary-General must embody these same Charter principles
• Commits to working with all Members in service of peace in the coming year
• celebrated CERF as an efficient tool for rapid humanitarian action
• pledged to contribute CHF 300,000 for 2026
• expressed concerns over record-level needs + severe UN liquidity crisis + OCHA funding cuts
#CERF #HumanitarianAid
• celebrated CERF as an efficient tool for rapid humanitarian action
• pledged to contribute CHF 300,000 for 2026
• expressed concerns over record-level needs + severe UN liquidity crisis + OCHA funding cuts
#CERF #HumanitarianAid
- condemned the forced deportation of Ukrainian children
- called for accountability & compliance with ICC arrest warrants in connection with the abductions
- reiterated the need for a comprehensive, just & lasting peace in Ukraine
- condemned the forced deportation of Ukrainian children
- called for accountability & compliance with ICC arrest warrants in connection with the abductions
- reiterated the need for a comprehensive, just & lasting peace in Ukraine
-solidarity with indiv. under sanctions & need to support them
-imp. of Court’s resilience
-need for operational support through financial contributions and cooperation
-more accountability for the crime of aggression through harmonization of the RS
-solidarity with indiv. under sanctions & need to support them
-imp. of Court’s resilience
-need for operational support through financial contributions and cooperation
-more accountability for the crime of aggression through harmonization of the RS
• The #VetoInitiative has ensured that vetoes are no longer the end of the conversation.
• The GA can take action when the Security Council is blocked.
• We must also fully implement the Charter provision that a 'party to a dispute' shall not vote.
• The #VetoInitiative has ensured that vetoes are no longer the end of the conversation.
• The GA can take action when the Security Council is blocked.
• We must also fully implement the Charter provision that a 'party to a dispute' shall not vote.
- Encourages States to continue to put forward models to bring us towards consensus
- Reminds States of commitments made in the Pact of the Future, including to limit scope and use of the veto
- Urges the SC and GA to work together to more effectively fulfill the Charter.
- Encourages States to continue to put forward models to bring us towards consensus
- Reminds States of commitments made in the Pact of the Future, including to limit scope and use of the veto
- Urges the SC and GA to work together to more effectively fulfill the Charter.
- Called on the SC to fulfill its responsibility to uphold peace and security by acting
- Called for a transparent, accountable and inclusive SG selection process
- Encouraged collaboration of the SC in the ongoing UN80 reform process
- Called on the SC to fulfill its responsibility to uphold peace and security by acting
- Called for a transparent, accountable and inclusive SG selection process
- Encouraged collaboration of the SC in the ongoing UN80 reform process
- RS is one of the most significant achievements for treaty-making
- ICC must act independently and free of political interference
- States’ support to ensure the ICC business continuity is key
- The ICC and the UN-Charter serve a common purpose
- RS is one of the most significant achievements for treaty-making
- ICC must act independently and free of political interference
- States’ support to ensure the ICC business continuity is key
- The ICC and the UN-Charter serve a common purpose
* the imp. of the advisory role of the Court illustrated by the latest opinions on climate change and UNWRA
* the imp. of accepting the compulsary jurisdiction of the court
* the need for adequate resources provided to the Court
* the imp. of the advisory role of the Court illustrated by the latest opinions on climate change and UNWRA
* the imp. of accepting the compulsary jurisdiction of the court
* the need for adequate resources provided to the Court