UN General Assembly urged to end violence


PETALING JAYA: The United Nations General Assembly and its Security Council need to be firm in enforcing international and human rights laws to end the violent acts of Israel’s Zionist regime against the Palestinians, says the Dewan Negara Caucus of People’s Well-Being.

Its chairman Senator Datuk Razali Idris said the two organisations must put their foot down and take action against war crimes that violated the Fourth Geneva Convention 1949, which deals with the protection of civilians.

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