Dowladaha Adduunka oo isku yiraahday inay ilaaliyaan qofka dadka ee dagaallada
Dowladaha Brazil, China, France, Jordan, Kazakhstan iyo South Africa ayaa wada soo saaray war-murtiyeed, iyagoo ku baaqaya in dowladaha adduunka ay isku yimaadaan xirfadda sare ee Jordan, 7-kii Diseembar 2026, si ay u ilaaliyaan shuruucda dagaalka.
Bilowga Mashaariicda IHL-ga Adduunka
Labo sano ka hor, dowladahaas iyo Komishanka Qaramada Midoobay ee Qaxootiga (ICRC) ayaa bilowday mashaariicda caalamiga ah ee lagu xoojinayo dhaqanka shuruucda dagaalka. Hadda, 118 dowladood ayaa go'aansaday inay ka qayb-galaan mashaariicdaas, iyadoo 27 dowladood oo ka mid ah kuwaas ayaa hoggaaminaysa 7-ka qaybood ee shaqooyinka.
Shuruucda Geneva ee 1949-kii lagu ansixiyay ayaa caawisay ilaalinta nolosha iyo aqoonta dadka badan, laakiin dagaallada maanta ee adduunka ayaa muujinaya in shuruucdaas muhiimka ah ay si weyn loo dhaawacmayo.
Dhibaatooyinka Dadka Rayidka ah
Dadka rayidka ah ee dagaallada badan ee adduunka ayaa wajahaya xaalado aan la aqbali karin, iyadoo isbitaallo, maktabado iyo guryo ayaa si weyn loo isticmaalaa dagaal. Tani ma ahan wax la filayo, balse waa doorasho qofka dadka ah.
War-murtiyeedka ayaa sheegay in dagaallada maanta ay yihiin kuwo aan la aqbali karin, iyadoo dowladaha adduunka ay u baahan yihiin inay isku yimaadaan si ay u ilaaliyaan shuruucda dagaalka.
Baaqyada Dowladaha Adduunka
Dowladaha ayaa ku baaqaya in dowladaha adduunka ay isku yimaadaan xirfadda sare ee Jordan, 7-kii Diseembar 2026, si ay u ilaaliyaan shuruucda dagaalka. War-murtiyeedka ayaa sheegay in dowladaha adduunka ay u baahan yihiin inay isku yimaadaan si ay u ilaaliyaan shuruucda dagaalka.
Dowladaha ayaa ku baaqaya in dowladaha adduunka ay isku yimaadaan xirfadda sare ee Jordan, 7-kii Diseembar 2026, si ay u ilaaliyaan shuruucda dagaalka. War-murtiyeedka ayaa sheegay in dowladaha adduunka ay u baahan yihiin inay isku yimaadaan si ay u ilaaliyaan shuruucda dagaalka.
High-level representatives of six founding states and the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross issued a joint statement on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, calling on world leaders to attend the High-Level Conference to Uphold Humanity in War in Jordan on 7 December 2026.
A Renewed Political Commitment to the Rules of War
Two years after its launch, the Global Initiative to galvanize political commitment to international humanitarian law has grown to include 118 member states, with 27 countries co-leading seven thematic workstreams focused on practical guidance for increasing respect for IHL.
The statement was delivered by H.E. Ayman Safadi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and joined by foreign ministers from Brazil, China, France, Kazakhstan, and South Africa, alongside Mirjana Spoljaric, President of the ICRC.
Civilians Face Unacceptable Realities in Over 130 Conflicts
Civilians in more than 130 armed conflicts across the world face unacceptable realities, with hospitals, schools, and homes increasingly treated as battlefields in patterns that are too often deliberate choices to disregard the rules designed to protect people caught up in war.
The Geneva Conventions, adopted in 1949, have helped protect the lives and dignity of millions of people, yet the suffering witnessed in today's armed conflicts around the world is a stark reminder that the most fundamental rules of these conventions are not being respected.
A Call for World Leaders to Unite in Jordan
The High-Level Conference to Uphold Humanity in War will be hosted by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan at the invitation of His Majesty King Abdullah II, gathering state leaders to reaffirm their collective commitment to IHL and translate the momentum generated into action.
The statement concludes with a call for all world leaders to unite around this shared responsibility, asserting that it is possible to change course and put an end to the inconceivable and unconscionable suffering and destruction that characterize today's conflicts.
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