「アブハジア等IDP・難民」に関する国連総会決議における御巫大使ステートメント
令和7年6月3日
(As delivered)
Mr. President,
Japan is a proud co-sponsor of the draft resolution on the Status of Internally Displaced Persons and refugees from Abkhazia, Georgia, and the Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia, Georgia.
Japan firmly supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia. All internally displaced persons and refugees residing in conflict-affected areas in Georgia have the right to return to their homes. Efforts must be made to establish sustainable peace to ensure that their human rights are respected and the return of all internally displaced persons and refugees is safe, dignified, and unhindered.
Japan reiterates the urgent need for unimpeded access for humanitarian activities to all internally displaced persons, refugees and other persons residing in all conflict-affected areas in Georgia. We are deeply concerned about the continued suffering caused by prolonged forced displacement since the military operation in 2008. We strongly oppose any unilateral attempts to change internationally recognized borders by force.
Mr. President,
We stand in solidarity with the people of Georgia. The protection of internally displaced persons and refugees is a responsibility that the international community bears towards the most vulnerable in conflict-affected regions. In such fragile situations, it is civilians that suffer the most. Japan strives to build a world where the dignity of every human being is protected.
I thank you.
Japan is a proud co-sponsor of the draft resolution on the Status of Internally Displaced Persons and refugees from Abkhazia, Georgia, and the Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia, Georgia.
Japan firmly supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia. All internally displaced persons and refugees residing in conflict-affected areas in Georgia have the right to return to their homes. Efforts must be made to establish sustainable peace to ensure that their human rights are respected and the return of all internally displaced persons and refugees is safe, dignified, and unhindered.
Japan reiterates the urgent need for unimpeded access for humanitarian activities to all internally displaced persons, refugees and other persons residing in all conflict-affected areas in Georgia. We are deeply concerned about the continued suffering caused by prolonged forced displacement since the military operation in 2008. We strongly oppose any unilateral attempts to change internationally recognized borders by force.
Mr. President,
We stand in solidarity with the people of Georgia. The protection of internally displaced persons and refugees is a responsibility that the international community bears towards the most vulnerable in conflict-affected regions. In such fragile situations, it is civilians that suffer the most. Japan strives to build a world where the dignity of every human being is protected.
I thank you.