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UN Committee Urges Action Against Discrimination Targeting Palestinians

New York (United Nations) – A committee of independent experts has issued a call to action, urging all states party to the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination to implement measures combating racial discrimination faced by Palestinians.

The committee’s statement, released Thursday, emphasizes the need for comprehensive strategies to address systemic discrimination. It specifically calls for the imposition of appropriate sanctions against individuals, groups, or entities found to be inciting segregation or racially motivated violence.

“We are deeply concerned about the persistent reports of discrimination affecting Palestinians across various aspects of life,” a spokesperson for the committee stated. “It is imperative that states uphold their obligations under the Convention and take concrete steps to ensure the equal rights and treatment of all individuals, regardless of their origin or ethnicity.”

The committee highlighted the importance of addressing the root causes of discrimination, including discriminatory laws, policies, and practices. They also stressed the need for effective remedies and redress mechanisms for victims of discrimination.

DZWatch will continue to monitor developments and provide in-depth coverage of this critical issue. The call from the UN committee comes amidst ongoing tensions and concerns regarding the human rights situation in the region.

The committee’s recommendations include promoting education and awareness campaigns to combat prejudice and stereotypes, strengthening legal frameworks to protect against discrimination, and ensuring accountability for perpetrators of racist acts. The committee believes that a concerted effort by all stakeholders is essential to achieving meaningful progress in eliminating racial discrimination against Palestinians.

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