International Organization
In February 2022, a significant and alarming conflict emerged between Ukraine and Russia. This escalation followed eight years of ongoing strife in eastern Ukraine. The violence has resulted in the deaths of thousands of civilians and left many more injured. The relentless hostilities have devastated homes, cities, and natural environments, prompting hundreds of thousands to flee their residences.
The situation has led to the displacement of millions, creating a substantial refugee crisis. Despite calls from various nations around the globe for an end to the hostilities, the fighting has persisted.
As a result of the conflict, many Ukrainians continue to struggle to meet their basic needs, facing challenges in accessing water, electricity, heating, healthcare, education, and social services. Over 2.5 million homes, representing 13 percent of the housing stock, have been damaged or destroyed, forcing numerous individuals to reside in compromised living conditions.
Women and children remain particularly vulnerable to gender-based violence, sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and forced prostitution.
The consequences of war have fostered animosity, economic instability, and political unrest. In an effort to mitigate the loss of life and achieve a ceasefire, the President of the Global Peace 2030 Mr. Hum KC Sappan has consistently advocated for dialogue between the conflicting parties.
Numerous temporary ceasefires, truces, and peace proposals have been attempted between Russia and Ukraine; however, these measures have proven insufficient. A sustainable peace must be established in Ukraine. The deployment of armed forces and all forms of violence must cease, as the Ukrainian populace seeks enduring peace, freedom, and stability within their nation.
Dialogue and negotiation represent the sole pathway to conclude the war, and sustained peace talks are imperative. Ultimately, a robust and lasting peace is essential—one that ensures a secure future for Ukrainians and deters any potential future conflicts.
