Will a UN funding shortfall affect investigations into Israel’s crimes?
Summary
A United Nations commission examining international law violations in Palestinian territories says it cannot keep working due to a lack of funds. The commission was set up by the UN Human Rights Council in 2021, but faces financial problems, partly due to the United States not paying its dues. This comes as violence and the expansion of settlements increase in the West Bank.Key Facts
- A UN commission is investigating international law violations in Palestinian areas.
- The commission is facing a severe funding shortage.
- The shortage is affecting its ability to continue its work.
- The UN Human Rights Council set up the commission in 2021.
- The United States has not paid approximately $1.5 billion in fees to the UN.
- This funding shortfall is happening amid rising Israeli settler violence.
- The illegal expansion of settlements in the West Bank is also increasing.
- The commission's situation is discussed by experts in human rights and international law.
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