Kazem Gharibabadi, the Deputy for Legal and International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a message on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence, analyzed various aspects of state violence and its impacts on human societies. In this message, he introduced the United States and the Israeli regime as blatant symbols of state violence and emphasized the necessity of paying attention to the repercussions of these actions.
Consequences of Military Aggression and the Killing of Civilians
Gharibabadi pointed out the destructive effects of military aggressions on the lives of civilians and stated that such violence not only takes human lives but also leads to the destruction of vital infrastructure in communities. He also emphasized that the killing of civilians and the violation of human rights should be regarded as an important global issue.
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The Importance of Attention to Human Rights
The Deputy for Legal and International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted that state violence can have irreparable consequences for societies and stressed that the international community must emphasize the necessity of respecting human rights and protecting the lives of civilians. He emphasized that silence in the face of such violence equates to endorsing it, and serious action must be taken against these phenomena.
Gharibabadi also referred to the role of international organizations in investigating and responding to these issues and stated that these organizations must stand against gross violations of human rights. He called on the international community to assist in rebuilding societies affected by state violence through cooperation and solidarity.
Finally, he emphasized the necessity of creating effective mechanisms to prevent the occurrence of such violence in the future and said: "We are all responsible for being the voice of the victims of violence and striving to create a world free of violence."
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