South African President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed strong support for Palestinians, condemning their suffering due to Israeli occupation. He announced a legal case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to highlight human rights violations and reaffirmed South Africa’s commitment to international law and justice for Palestine.
During the opening of the 2025 parliamentary session in Cape Town, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa reaffirmed the nation’s strong support for the Palestinian people. He condemned the enduring suffering faced by Palestinians due to what he termed an illegal occupation. Ramaphosa’s statements reflect South Africa’s commitment to international law and human rights.
South Africa has historically been a staunch supporter of Palestinian rights, often advocating on global platforms. The recent legal action taken by the South African government to bring allegations of human rights violations against Israel to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) represents a continuation of its longstanding position. This legal move aims to catalyze international awareness and promote accountability regarding the situation in occupied Palestine.
President Ramaphosa’s remarks underscore South Africa’s unwavering dedication to advocating for Palestinian rights and promoting peaceful resolutions to international disputes. The government’s recent filing at the ICJ exemplifies its commitment to human rights and the belief that achieving justice for Palestinians is both a moral and legal responsibility. As this session proceeds, South Africa aims to collaborate internationally to address these pressing human rights concerns.
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