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As a representative of Argentina, I take this opportunity to thank the Security Council president for the opportunity to address this house on pertinent issues affecting Shunibia and Africa and the world. As the foreign minister, I can proudly say that Argentina has prioritized and promoted human rights, including strengthening the UN office in our country. The many actions and laws initiated so far prove that human rights are a fundamental pillar not only in our country but everywhere. Our human rights actions and initiatives are not about complying with the UN convention and treaties but more about rebuilding Argentina's ethical foundation and ensuring that all kinds of human rights violations are ended. As such, our views and vote on different issues affecting Shunibia are as follows.
First, regarding the international delivery of emergency medical supplies and healthcare it is ideal to subscribe to International Humanitarian Laws (IHL). Every individual has a right to medical care as stated in Article 24 of the Universal Declaration of Human rights (UDHR), an instrument applicable across nations Shunibia included. Argentina supports any wide-ranging effort to protect livelihoods and safeguard lives, especially during wars and pandemics. Article 9 of the ICCPR grants healthcare personnel a right to security during conflict to ensure that the fundamental right to medication is not suspended. More so, article 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), compels states to ensure that people have a right to enjoyment of goods, facilities, and services including healthcare. Citing the General Comment No. 14 Of the UN Economic and Social Council, health remains a core obligation and specifically provision of essential drugs including those affected in conflict. As such, concerning the dire situation in Shunibia, the delivery of humanitarian assistance in the country, especially medical aid, is deemed necessary.
Second, concerning special groups on women's rights and access to quality education for women and children, Argentina understands that the norms and principles of gender equality and the right to education are central to all UN human rights treaties. Resolution 2444 (XXIII) of the UN General Assembly, December 19 1968, set the basis of [Show Less]