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"If my mother or loved ones are hurt even slightly, I won't hold back," Maj (retd) Adil Raja warns.

You do make this link. the fact that ukraine is a capstone on the age of impunity speaks to the point that in afghanistan, 22 million people are dependent on the world food programme to feed themselves. in yemen, the figure is 9 million. in ethiopia, there are 5 million internally displaced. there is system failure at the moment at the level of states abusing the rights of their own citizens. at the level of diplomacy, because the civil wars, the 55 civil wars that i mentioned, are still going on, and are not being tackled. at the level of the legal regime because the rights of civilians are b...

You do make this link. the fact that ukraine is a capstone on the age of impunity speaks to the point that in afghanistan, 22 million people are dependent on the world food programme to feed themselves. in yemen, the figure is 9 million. in ethiopia, there are 5 million internally displaced. there is system failure at the moment at the level of states abusing the rights of their own citizens. at the level of diplomacy, because the civil wars, the 55 civil wars that i mentioned, are still going on, and are not being tackled. at the level of the legal regime because the rights of civilians are b...

That comes on top of a host of humanitarian challenges you are currently facing in countries like afghanistan. do you fear that the world's attention on ukraine is going to lead to less attention, focus and commitment to crises such as that in afghanistan? yes, i'm really fearful, and i'm very keen that you do make this link. the fact that ukraine is a capstone on the age of impunity speaks to the point that in afghanistan, 22 million people are dependent on the world food programme to feed themselves. in yemen, the figure is 9 million. in ethiopia, there are 5 million internally displaced. th...

Second world war, gave enormous power to five countries. the u.s., russia, china, france, and the uk. those were the countries that were dominant in 1945 and they have a veto on all change. but where i agree with the ukrainian member of parliament, incredibly brave, is that their system failure at the moment, because diplomacy has broken down, system failure because the legal regime of the protection for civilians has broken down, system failure because states are failing their responsibilities to their own citizens and that's why we've called for a reboot of the system to rediscover the found...