International Inaction: The Silent Witness to Mass Murder in Gaza

The concept of human rights, born 75 years ago, has failed in its mission to combat cruelty and corruption, particularly in the Middle East. The UN's declarations and reports did little to prevent conflicts and injustices that led to the recent massacres in Gaza. Human rights organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have shown bias and hypocrisy in their responses, often ignoring or downplaying atrocities committed by Hamas and other jihadist groups. The Iranian regime, known for its human rights abuses, was allowed to chair a meeting of the UN Human Rights Council. The author argues that a reformation of human rights is necessary, focusing on concrete realities and ensuring respect for every individual's fundamental dignity.