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During a hearing at The Hague in the Netherlands, Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi called on the world court to declare Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory illegal, urging Tel Aviv to withdraw its military from the enclaves without any preconditions or negotiations.
The international community should focus on advocating for women's rights in Afghanistan, Indonesia has said at a United Nations-sponsored conference on Afghanistan aimed at improving dialogue with the country's Taliban rulers.
Indonesia has been participating in diplomatic efforts to promote a permanent cease-fire in the conflict and wider access for humanitarian assistance, but Tuesday's UN meeting was the first time the country’s representatives staged a walkout on the issue.
The failure to ensure that Israel acts in compliance with international law amid the stalled process toward realizing a two-state solution could further plunge the Middle East into a wider open conflict, Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi has warned.
The Foreign Ministry has assembled a team of experts to help formulate Indonesia’s arguments in an International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory case that seeks to hold Israel accountable for its “policies and practices” in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Amid relentless international pressure on Israel to end its military activities in the Gaza Strip, Indonesia has been preparing a delegation for a hearing at the United Nations top court on Tel Aviv’s occupation of Palestine.
Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi has renewed her call for the international community to step up its efforts and ensure accountability from international law violators, as the crisis in Gaza enters its third month.
