Kuwait’s Foreign Minister Abdullah Al-Yahya represented the country at the UNHRC session in Geneva, emphasizing human rights, national reports, and support for Palestine. He condemned Israeli violations and insisted on the importance of Syria’s and Lebanon’s sovereignty. Kuwait continues to review laws to enhance human rights protections.
Kuwait’s Foreign Affairs Minister Abdullah Al-Yahya led the nation’s delegation at the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council held in Geneva on February 24-25. He asserted Kuwait’s commitment to human rights principles aligned with both the constitution and religious values, as well as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The minister emphasized Kuwait’s readiness to submit its national periodic reports and highlighted the establishment of a national mechanism to ensure compliance with international obligations.
Al-Yahya’s statements at the UNHRC reflect Kuwait’s dedication to human rights, the importance of Palestinian welfare, and the need for international action to support the region. His remarks underscore Kuwait’s ongoing commitment to lawful governance and regional stability. The emphasis on reviewing laws related to human rights and providing protections further demonstrate the government’s proactive stance on international human rights issues.
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