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UN Human Rights Chief Condemns Obstruction Of Aid To Gaza

U.N. Security Council votes to demand aid access for Gaza

The United Nations' human rights chief has strongly criticized any actions that hinder the delivery of crucial humanitarian aid to Gaza. In a statement released on Friday, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights emphasized the importance of ensuring the uninterrupted flow of essential supplies into the region.

Highlighting the significance of the few land crossings into Gaza, the commissioner stressed that these routes are vital for providing food, medicine, fuel, and other necessities to the distressed and fearful population. He called for all parties involved to safeguard these crossings from any threats posed by military activities.

Land crossings into Gaza are vital for essential supplies.
UN criticizes actions hindering aid delivery to Gaza.
Call for safeguarding crossings from military threats.

Expressing concern for the well-being of civilians in Gaza, the commissioner urged an immediate cessation of hostilities to facilitate the continuous delivery of aid. He emphasized the critical need for sustained humanitarian assistance to reach the people of Gaza without interruption.

The commissioner's plea for the protection of humanitarian access to Gaza comes amidst escalating tensions in the region, with a focus on ensuring that the civilian population receives the support they urgently require. The UN's call for the unimpeded passage of aid reflects the organization's commitment to upholding human rights and providing assistance to those in need.

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