Amidst the high-stakes symphony of the United Nations Human Rights Council, a voice from Malaysia rises, challenging the status quo and amplifying the silenced stories of Palestine and Uyghur.
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The rule is strict: exceed your time by even a second, and the microphone is cut off, immediately passing the floor to the next speaker. Ahmad Azam on challenges that come with addressing specific countries when giving a speech. The UN sessions are essentially a ‘Narrative War’ waged through diplomatic channels to advocate for various interests.
In a world where might often trump right, Malaysia punched above its weight class, echoing the defiant spirit of rock and roll rebels who refuse to be silenced. — BRISL March 9, 2024 Diplomatic Dance: Navigating the Nuances of Global Justice Malaysia’s stand is a reminder that size does not dictate the strength of one’s voice nor the righteousness of one’s cause.
When it comes to voting on resolutions concerning the Uyghurs, Malaysia’s choice to abstain might seem, at first glance, like a discordant note in its symphony for justice.