Structural Contradictions of Human Rights and the Silence of the International Community: Seeking Ju

Structural Contradictions of Human Rights and the Silence of the International Community: Seeking Justice Against Aggression and CrimesBy Mohammad Papari Zarei – A Park Ranger@birds_of_bushehrIn a world that claims to uphold peace, justice, and human rights, nations once again witness a deep contradiction between the lofty slogans and the actual conduct of global powers. The repeated aggressions by the Israeli occupying regime in the occupied territories, the massacre of civilians in Gaza, and the destruction of vital infrastructure are only part of its blatant record of violations against international law.Alongside this, the direct and indirect role of the United States in providing unconditional support for these crimes — as well as its overt aggressions against Iran, including cyberattacks, the assassination of scientists, military threats, and extraterritorial sanctions that have endangered the lives of millions — clearly show that hegemonic powers consider themselves above any law or principle.According to the principles of international law, including the United Nations Charter, violations of national sovereignty, the use of force, and the collective punishment of nations (through sanctions or military threats) are clear examples of breaches of international peace and security. Yet, institutions like the UN Security Council have become tools for justifying or ignoring these violations, as they are dominated by the very states that are the main perpetrators of global injustice.If the United Nations fails to take a unified, rights-based, and just stance against the crimes of the Israeli regime in Gaza, the repeated aggressions against Iran, and the violation of the rights of oppressed peoples, it can no longer claim impartiality or justice. These institutions must remember that justice is not the exclusive domain of the powerful — and history will not forget silence and complicity.We, as part of freedom-seeking nations, demand an end to aggression, assassination, sanctions, and warmongering. We demand the accountability of those responsible for war crimes and their supporters, as well as the establishment of a new global structure that ensures justice based not on power, but on humanity and universal rights.The blood of the innocent — whether in Gaza or Tehran — will sooner or later call the conscience of the world to account.@birds_of_bushehr