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Speaking at the G20, Foreign Minister Retno Alluded to a Double Standard on the Palestinian Conflict
Story from coilNEWS • Yesterday 18.21pm
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, Retno Marsudi, mentioned the existence of double standards from some countries in addressing humanitarian issues in Palestine.
Retno urged that the injustice must end immediately.
This was conveyed by Retno on Thursday (2/3), while speaking at the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting (FMM) in New Delhi, India.
Retno presented two important issues that are currently becoming global challenges—humanitarian problems in some countries.
Quoting from a press release released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, regarding humanitarian issues, Retno emphasized that wars and conflicts always bring misery to mankind.
For example, such as political conflicts in Myanmar, Afghanistan, Palestine, to Ukraine. However, it seems that the world's attention is often diverted to new conflicts, rather than trying to deal with pre-existing conflicts.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi attends the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting (FMM) in New Delhi, India (2/3). Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia© Provided by Coils
"At the opening of the Human Rights Council Meeting in Geneva a few days ago, not a single speaker touched on the Palestinian issue," Retno said.
Retno regretted that, because the conflict between Palestine and Israel has been going on for years — but there is a lack of international support that pushes for the conflict to end soon.
Retno's statement is a form of Indonesia's firmness in fighting for Palestinian independence.
Previously, while speaking at the 77th Session of the UN General Assembly in New York, United States, in September 2022, this top diplomat had called for something similar.
"Until Palestine becomes an independent state, Indonesia will continue to be with the Palestinian brothers," said Retno.