第59回人権理事会 議題10 ウクライナの人権状況に関する人権高等弁務官口頭アップデート及びクリミアの人権状況に関する事務総長中間レポートについてのインタラクティブ・ダイアローグにおける尾池厚之大使ステートメント（2025年7月3日）
令和7年7月3日
The 59th Session of the Human Rights Council
Item 10: Interactive dialogue on the HC’s oral update on the situation of human rights in Ukraine and the interim report of the Secretary-General on the situation in human rights in Crimea
Statement by Ambassador OIKE Atsuyuki
The Permanent Mission of Japan in Geneva
3 July 2025
Item 10: Interactive dialogue on the HC’s oral update on the situation of human rights in Ukraine and the interim report of the Secretary-General on the situation in human rights in Crimea
Statement by Ambassador OIKE Atsuyuki
The Permanent Mission of Japan in Geneva
3 July 2025
Thank you, Madam Vice-President.
We would like to thank the Assistant Secretary-General for her oral update on the dire human rights situation in Ukraine.
We also appreciate the Secretary-General’s interim report on the human rights situation in Crimea.
More than three years have passed since Russia launched its aggression against Ukraine, which, we reiterate, is a clear violation of international law and shakes the very foundation of the international order.
If such violations were tolerated, it would set a dangerous precedent.
We once again condemn in the strongest terms the actions of the Russian forces, which have led to large numbers of civilian casualties.
We support the monitoring and technical assistance by OHCHR, and Ukraine’s efforts to uphold human rights in cooperation with international mechanisms.
We also express our respect for the Ukrainian people, who have demonstrated immense bravery in standing up against Russia’s aggression day after day.
Japan will continue to stand firmly with Ukraine and the international community until a just and lasting peace is achieved in Ukraine.
I thank you.
We would like to thank the Assistant Secretary-General for her oral update on the dire human rights situation in Ukraine.
We also appreciate the Secretary-General’s interim report on the human rights situation in Crimea.
More than three years have passed since Russia launched its aggression against Ukraine, which, we reiterate, is a clear violation of international law and shakes the very foundation of the international order.
If such violations were tolerated, it would set a dangerous precedent.
We once again condemn in the strongest terms the actions of the Russian forces, which have led to large numbers of civilian casualties.
We support the monitoring and technical assistance by OHCHR, and Ukraine’s efforts to uphold human rights in cooperation with international mechanisms.
We also express our respect for the Ukrainian people, who have demonstrated immense bravery in standing up against Russia’s aggression day after day.
Japan will continue to stand firmly with Ukraine and the international community until a just and lasting peace is achieved in Ukraine.
I thank you.