
Slain hostages' parents, Israeli envoy urge UNSC to act on missing persons mandate
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : " He also asked the UN to establish a dedicated special envoy for hostage affairs, saying that without one, the international body "leaves families like ours without a vocal point, without guidance, and without adequate representation.49% : Chen urged the implementation of UN Resolution 2474, which was adopted unanimously by the council in 2019, and obligates parties in armed conflict and UN member states to ensure the return of missing persons or their remains in armed conflicts.
47% : She urged the UN to "enforce Resolution 2474, not selectively, not symbolically, but seriously.
44% : It must become enforceable," and that it "gives the UN and members a legal, but even more so, a moral framework to condemn Hamas for its actions and to sanction its backers, such as Iran.
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