The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is committed to the fight against impunity and to accountability in the light of the most serious crimes, including crimes against humanity whose brutality and magnitude violate human dignity and the fundamental values of our societies’ coexistence. That is why m…
At the outset, allow us to thank the delegation of the Republic of Vanuatu for introducing resolution 77/276 and to acknowledge its leadership throughout the process of consultations on the resolution. As a responsible member of the international community that is aware of the challenges that climat…
We thank Mr. Andreas Kravik of Norway for facilitating the consultations regarding resolution 77/118.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is not a State party to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) or to the 1995 Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the Un…
Allow us to begin our intervention by reiterating the firm commitment of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to upholding the Charter of the United Nations and international law.
The text contained in document A/77/L.1, which was presented to us today, constitutes a new attempt to instrumentalize …
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela once again thanks Portugal and Kenya for organizing the Ocean Conference, as well as for the amenities provided to our delegations.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the delegations of Denmark and Grenada for co-facilitating the declaration th…
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is committed to the fight against impunity and to accountability for the most serious crimes, including crimes against humanity, which, in their brutality and magnitude, violate human dignity and the fundamental values of coexistence in our societies. That is why…
We thank Ms. Natalie Morris-Sharma of Singapore and Mr. Andreas Motzfeldt Kravik of Norway for having facilitated the negotiations on the texts of resolutions 76/71 and 76/72, respectively.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is not a State party to the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of…
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela attaches particular importance to the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, whose provisions, owing to their global scope, must be implemented in a comprehensive and balanced manner in order to contribute to the effective strengthening of global effor…
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela feels compelled to take the floor to exercise its right of reply following the regrettable statement, replete with inaccuracies and unfounded accusations, by the representative of the Colombian Government.
It is a fact that our sister republic of Colombia has be…
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is committed to the fight against impunity and to ensuring accountability for the most serious crimes, including crimes against humanity that because of their brutality and magnitude violate human dignity and the fundamental values of peaceful coexistence in our …
We express our appreciation to Mr. Andreas Kravik of Norway for facilitating the negotiations on resolution 75/89.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is not a State party to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, or to the Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the Un…
We have requested the floor to explain our position on draft decision A/75/L.7/Rev.1. My delegation reiterates the importance we attach to ensuring both the continuity of activities and the privilege of reaching and adopting decisions by consensus, and to the need to strictly observe the rules of pr…
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is grateful for the report of the International Criminal Court (ICC) (see A/75/324), presented by Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji’s. We are grateful to him for his leadership of the Court.
We take note of the Court’s judicial activities, as evidenced by the cases current…
We thank Ms. Natalie Morris-Sharma of Singapore and Mr. Andreas Motzfeldt Kravik of Norway for having facilitated the negotiations on the respective texts of resolutions 74/18 and 74/19.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is not a signatory to the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the …
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is grateful for the report of the International Criminal Court (ICC) (see A/74/324) and for Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji’s briefing on it (see A/74/ PV.25). We are grateful to him for his leadership of the Court.
We want to express our commitment to the fight against …
