Kuwait Backs International Justice
In her speech before the United Nations General Assembly, Kuwait reaffirmed its strong support for advancing international justice and the importance of respecting international law, particularly the rulings of the International Court of Justice and their implementation. She emphasized the significance of the rule of law in achieving peace, security, and development, and stood against Iran and its militias' violations in the region, including attacks on Kuwait and incidents involving ships in the Strait of Hormuz, calling on Iran to comply with United Nations Security Council resolutions. She also expressed support for international efforts to resolve the Palestinian issue based on an independent state within the 1967 borders, stressing the need to end Israeli occupation and violations against the Palestinian people. Kuwait condemned attacks on Syria and Lebanon, recalling its stance during Iraq’s invasion in 1990. On the national level, Kuwait affirmed its ongoing efforts to develop its legislative system and strengthen judicial institutions, committed to building a more just international system that upholds the rule of law, justice, and accountability both nationally and internationally.
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