59th HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL (16 June to 8 July 2025) - OIPMA ORAL STATEMENTS
Towards a Decade of Tolerance
OIPMA/IOLDCs Statetement- June 2025
OIPMA proposes an International Decade of Tolerance (2025–2035) to confront racism, xenophobia, and related intolerance, especially in Least Developed Countries. The statement emphasizes the need for strong institutions, inclusive education, historical truth, and international cooperation. It calls for action beyond declarations, aiming to make tolerance a concrete, lasting commitment in law, policy, and daily life.
OIPMA Appeals for Tolerance and Justice Amid Sudan Crisis
OIPMA urges the international community to support an International Decade for Tolerance to combat racism and extremism, highlighting the dire situation in Sudan where ongoing conflict and reported chemical weapons use have deepened a humanitarian crisis. It calls for immediate accountability, adherence to international law, and strengthened peace efforts.
OIPMA Calls for Global Action on Tolerance and Sudan Crisis
OIPMA urges global support for an International Decade for Tolerance to counter racism and extremism, while calling for urgent accountability and peace in Sudan amid escalating violence and reported chemical weapons use.
OIPMA Warns of Growing Transnational Extremist Collaboration
OIPMA urges the Council to address the escalating technical collaboration among extremist groups like the Houthis, Al-Shabaab, Boko Haram, and ISIS, which threatens global peace and Red Sea maritime security. It calls for coordinated international support to help vulnerable countries counter these evolving threats.