Hey there, fam! 📢 China just asked the global community to use the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) latest advisory opinion as a playbook to help ease the humanitarian crisis in Palestine.
At a recent briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun pointed out that the ICJ—the UN’s top court in The Hague—affirmed that Israel must work with the UN and its agencies to get much-needed aid into Gaza. We’re talking food, medicine and shelter supplies for families on the ground. 🚚💨
China didn’t sit this one out. It joined the ICJ proceedings, submitted written opinions, and even spoke in court to lay out its take on key international law issues. Guo says those views are fully reflected in the court’s advisory opinion.
What’s an advisory opinion? It’s not a binding court order like a final judgment, but it does set a strong moral and legal tone for global action. By rallying countries to follow the ICJ’s guidance, China wants to supercharge efforts for a just and lasting solution—something young changemakers across South and Southeast Asia can get behind. 🌏✊
In our region, solidarity is everything—whether you’re sharing samosas in Dhaka or nasi lemak in Kuala Lumpur, every morsel counts. China’s call to follow the ICJ’s advice is basically urging the world to treat humanitarian aid with that same urgency and care.
Looking ahead, Guo vowed China will keep playing a constructive role in international legal affairs, championing fairness and justice with concrete action. When the global ref steps in with clear guidance, it can help peace and relief win the day. 🕊️✨
So next time you’re tweeting #AidForGaza or supporting a local fundraiser, remember the rulebook from The Hague that China is asking everyone to follow—it might just make all the difference. 💬🤝
Reference(s):
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