Take steps to end hostilities now


THE Malaysian Bar is gravely concerned and saddened by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has reportedly resulted in more than 1,000 civilian deaths as at March 3. The effect of the consequential humanitarian crisis transcends the borders of Ukraine as people flee into neighbouring countries. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has estimated as many as four million people may become refugees in the coming weeks and months.

The Malaysian Bar unequivocally condemns Russia’s actions, which demonstrate a blatant disregard for the Charter of the United Nations and fundamental principles of public international law, as well as international humanitarian law.

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