Folker Turk
Folker Turk serves as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, where he has spoken out against the violence in Sudan, describing recent attacks by armed groups as a stark indication of the international community's inaction regarding the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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Greece:
The UN human rights chief, Folker Turk, stated last month that US attacks are conducted in violation of international law.
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Serbia:
Folker Turk called the attacks 'unacceptable' and urged for an investigation into the incidents.
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Uzbekistan:
Folker Türk criticized the reinstatement of the death penalty in Kyrgyzstan as a 'regressive step' and a violation of international law.
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Uzbekistan:
Folker Türk is the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights urging the description of the war in Gaza as genocide.
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Montenegro:
UN human rights chief Folker Turk called the attack a war crime.
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Serbia:
Folker Turk, the UN chief for human rights, called the attacks a war crime.
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Serbia:
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Folker Turk stated that Palestinians are faced with a dire choice between starving or risking death.
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Montenegro:
Folker Turk, the head of a UN agency, called for an urgent and impartial investigation into the killings.
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Serbia:
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Folker Turk warned that the recent escalation prompted by Israel could be considered a violation of international law.
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Serbia:
Folker Turk stated that the attacks are a clear indication of the cost of inaction by the international community.
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