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    A World In Crisis: A Call For Global Peace And Stability – By Ambassador (Prof) Edwin Igoche

    By News Point NigeriaSeptember 3, 2024
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    The ongoing war in Ukraine, Syria, Israel, Gaza and Yemen and other regions, which have resulted in massive humanitarian crises and loss of life.

    • Geopolitical tensions between nations are escalating global insecurity.

    • Displacement: Statistic have shown that about 5.6 million Syrian refugees with 3 million displaced in Myanmar and about 9 million in Sudan, which calls for concern.

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    • Humanitarian access: The limited access in Sudan with aid activities and refugee operations is severely unfunded.

    ❖ Economic inequality: Disparities in wealth and income are fueling social unrest, political polarization, and economic instability.

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    The global economy is vulnerable to trade wars, debt crisis and market volatility.

    ❖ Environmental disaster: Climate change is having devastating effects from intense natural disasters to rising sea level and drought.

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    Deforestation, pollution and wildlife extinction are pushing the planet to a tipping point.

    ❖ Social and political unrest: Several protests and demonstrations are sweeping across the globe, driven by demands for democracy, human

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    • International law: The non-compliance with humanitarian law including attacks on civilians and humanitarians’ workers.

    The world is facing a complex and interrelated web of crises, affected million of people across the globe. These crises are driven by a combination of factors among which are economic inequality, environmental disaster, social and political unrest among others.

    • Refugee crisis: The number of refugee and internally displaced people have reached about 114 million, with a potential increase.

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    • Terrorism and extremism continue to plague regions, causing fear and instability.

    The world is facing unprecedented challenges from conflicts and wars to environmental disasters and economic inequality. The consequences of these crises are far-reaching, affecting individuals, communities and nations alike. It is imperative that we recognized the interconnectedness of our world and work towards a common goal of achieving global peace and stability.

    The United Nations is concerned about various conflicts and wars, debt crisis and market volatility.

    ❖ Environmental disaster: Climate change is having devastating effects from intense natural disasters to rising sea level and drought.

    Deforestation, pollution and wildlife extinction are pushing the planet to a tipping point.

    ❖ Social and political unrest: Several protests and demonstrations are sweeping across the globe, driven by demands for democracy, human rights and social justice. Political polarization and divisiveness are eroding trust in institutions and threatening social cohesion.

    ❖ Displacement and migration: Forced displacement and migration continue to affect million worldwide, with over 70 million people displaced due to conflict, persecution and natural disaster. This has resulted in significant humanitarian needs, including shelter, food, water and protection.

    ❖ Humanitarian access restrictions: Continue to hinder the delivery of aids to those in need, with over 20 countries imposing restrictions. This restriction includes bureaucratic obstacles, security constraints, and deliberate obstruction of humanitarian efforts.

    ❖ Non-compliance with international laws: Continues to be a significant concern, with numerous conflicts and crises characterized by violations of humanitarian and human rights law. This includes attacks on civilians, healthcare facilities and humanitarian workers, as well as the use of prohibited weapons.

    However, some quotations from notable scholars on the need for global peace and stability for sustainable development are as follows;

    • “When we achieve human rights and human dignity for all, we will also achieve peace” – by Shirin Ebadi (Nobel Peace Prize Laureate).

    • “We must be the change we wish to see in the world” – by Mahatma Ghadhi (by inspiring individuals to work towards peace and change).

    • “The world is facing a crisis of leadership and a crisis of values” – by Kofi Anna (former UN Secretary- General).

    • “There is no way to peace, peace is the way” – by Thich Nhat Hanh (emphasizing peace as a journey not a destination).

    • “Peace is the only battle worth waging” – by Albert Camus (emphasizing

    the importance of peace in a world filled with conflict).

    • “We shall never end wars until we end war” – by H.G Wells (highlighting the need for global commitment to peace).

    The above quotations emphasize the need for global peace, understanding, and cooperation in a world facing crises.

    The United Nations efforts in seeing to some of these crises will not go unnoticed, which include;

    • Humanitarian Aid: Providing assistance through agencies like UNHCR, OCHA and UNHWA.

    • Diplomacy: Engaging in peace talk, mediation and conflict resolution.

    • Funding: Allocating resources and appealing for increased funding.

    • Advocacy: Raising awareness about the crises and promoting respect for humanitarian law.

    • Coordination: Collaboration with governments, NGOs, and other stakeholders to address the crises.

    To address these crises, a comprehensive and coordinated approach is necessary, taking into cognizance or action, the interconnectedness of the factors involved. This approach must include the following;

    ❖ Diplomacy and conflict resolution: International cooperation and diplomacy must prioritize conflict resolution and peaceful dispute resolution.

    ❖ Investment in sustainable development, renewable energy, and environmental protection are crucial.

    ❖ Economic policies must address inequality, promote fair trade and support social welfare programs.

    ❖ Providing humanitarian aid and assistance.

    ❖ International cooperation and multilateral trade must be respected.

    ❖ Respect for human rights and international law.

    In conclusion, the world is indeed in crisis, facing numerous challenges that threaten global peace and stability. Conflicts, inequality, climate change and social injustice persist, affecting individuals, communities and nations worldwide.

    It is imperative that we recognize the interconnectedness of our world and work collectively towards a more harmonious and equitable future.

    We must prioritize diplomacy over conflict, empathy over apathy, and understanding over ignorance. Let us foster a culture of peace, encouraging open communication, mutual respect and cooperation. Together, we can address the complex issues plaguing our world and create a brighter future for all.

    “The world is a mirror, and the reflection we see is the reflection of our collective soul. Let us strive to create a world that reflects our highest aspirations, our deepest values and our greatest potentials”

    This quotation serves as food for thought, encouraging us to reflect on our collective responsibility in shaping the world we live in. By working and striving for a more peaceful and harmonious world, we can create a brighter future for generation to come. The time for action is now.

    – Igoche, is a professor of Peace, Conflict And International Jurisprudence.  Psc, EPA, JP, MP, DFAI, FIAWPA, FHNR, FAIT, FJW,KJW, CMP, LLB(Hons), LL.M, LL.D.

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