Mahama demands protection of civilians, unhindered aid access in Gaza
President John Mahama has called for the protection of civilians and full, unhindered humanitarian access in Gaza, describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic.”
President John Mahama called for the protection of civilians and unhindered humanitarian access in Gaza during the 65th anniversary meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement in Belgrade. He described the humanitarian situation in Gaza as "catastrophic," with civilians facing severe restrictions on assistance and shortages of essential supplies.
Mahama urged the international community to ensure that aid reaches affected civilians without obstruction, emphasizing the need to insist on full and unhindered humanitarian access. He criticized the selective application of international principles, including the United Nations Charter. Mahama also highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan, where over 12 million people may have been displaced, and millions suffer from widespread hunger and severe violations against civilians.
He called on the global community to intensify efforts to address the crisis in Sudan, demanding sustained political attention, humanitarian support, and a stronger commitment to peace.
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