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    Abstimmung der Vereinten Nationen über die „Lage der Menschenrechte in den vorübergehend besetzten Gebieten der Ukraine, einschließlich der Krim und Sewastopol“ (17. Dezember 2024)


    Abstimmung der Vereinten Nationen über die „Lage der Menschenrechte in den vorübergehend besetzten Gebieten der Ukraine, einschließlich der Krim und Sewastopol“ (17. Dezember 2024)

    Von Costas-27

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    1. Lazzen on

      “Leftwing progressive” governments like Mexico, Colombia and Brazil abstaining to be “balanced and neutral” are such a fucking embarrasment.

      Somehow Ukraine, a country that just got its independence basically and is poorer than the Latin America average is not a “fellow Global South ally”.

    2. r_daniel_oliver on

      Who would win a hypothetical war between the green and red? That could be a good name for this.

    3. 11160704 on

      Interesting that the Russian puppet government in Georgia voted in favour.

      Edit: why is this downvoted without any comment?

    5. ali_bh on

      Interesting that Syria voted against given the new rebel-led government is anti Russia, is Bashaar Alasad still in control of the Syrian delegation to the UN?

    6. Intrepid-Treacle-862 on

      Interesting Israel voted in favour considering that Ukraine has been anti Israel in most UN resolutions.

    8. SnooBunnies9198 on

      the fact that politics are dragged into humnaitarian crisis is so sad, same thing for the west about the palestine conflict.

    9. carmine_crockow on

      This is about to be outdated since the US is in the Russian-Chinese Bloc now.

    10. LupusDeusMagnus on

      There’s a lot of countries who usually vote to condemn Russia, not because they have anything in particular against Russia or pro-West, they just dislike the idea of a country annexing portions of another, that are notably abstained here. In fact, even some Western-allied countries abstained here.

      Abstentions don’t necessarily means being against the idea, either. It can mean many things, including “I’m in favour of the idea, but the way it was tabled means I cannot be part of it”.

      Did the resolution have any particularly bad phrasing?

    11. MrSssnrubYesThatllDo on

      Russia is a giant skidmark on the underpants of civilisation

    12. MoneyContribution263 on

      Will it actually achieve anything? Most of the votes can’t be a surprise.

    13. vnprkhzhk on

      Ukraine is feeding Africa with their grain and yet, they don’t have the guts to vote in favour of Ukraine…
      Add: Thumbs up for Liberia and Malawi

    14. Roman_of_Ukraine on

      Concerned Nations expressed concerns! Newsflash! So how this licking to “global south” so they was on our side gone, Ukrainian diplomacy?

    15. RogCrim44 on

      This is a fine example of the delusion of westerners when they speak about the “international community” they are actually just speaking of nato+closer allies xd

    17. Turgzie on

      Where was the vote regarding the UAF bombing it’s own citizens for 8 years?

    18. D1nkcool on

      For fucks sake Hungary make up your mind. Which side do you want to be on?

    19. iflfish on

      Not sure why abstaining is color red when it’s not supporting either side.

      Remember that most of these countries have their own people to feed and Europe is far. It’s not that they didn’t want to support Ukraine, but they just can’t afford to do so. At least they didn’t vote against it and that’s the best they can do. Moral judgement is unnecessary.

    21. Real-Pomegranate-235 on

      In Syria was it Assad’s government voting, because I can’t imagine the opposition government voting pro-Russian

    22. Daddy_hindi on

      Mayanma if rebels voted then no surprise.
      Bangladesh considering the current dispensation is surprising and Bhutan is interesting.

    23. Alchemista_Anonyma on

      Countries that abstained are just hypocrites who don’t assume their alignment with Russia

    24. Gloomy-Pineapple-275 on

      Maps like this and maps going against Israel show that most of the entire world isn’t standing on morals or consistent principles. Most countries vote in favor of their “block” or allies and don’t care about humans rights. I believe this is called Campism

    25. Live_Zookeepergame97 on

      Now put a Palestine vote and you will see the opposite. It’s global south vs west politics.

    27. RedguardJihadist on

      >Temporarily occupied

      Hopefully won’t have to keep labeling them as such by end of the year.

    29. fifthflag on

      Israel voting for human rights in Ukraine… bro, i think the call is coming from inside the house.

      Otherwise big shame on all countries who abstained, the Ukrainians are just as humans as any of us and their human rights should not be endangered and ignored.

    30. PierrotFeu on

      It’s impressive to see how visible Russia’s influence on the former French colonies in Africa is on this map. The growing presence of the Wagner Group in countries like Mali and the Central African Republic highlights this shift. Many of these nations, seeking security assistance and alternatives to Western powers, have turned to Russia for military and political support.

    31. WelshBathBoy on

      South South Africa show their true colours, at least Ireland are constant in their support for Palestine and Ukraine

    32. WelshBathBoy on

      Interesting to see the correlation between those who voted to end Israeli’s occupation of Palestine and who abstained in this vote. Ukraine should call their bluff and propose a vote against the russian occupation of Ukraine and show up the hypocrites.

    34. itsMineDK on

      as a mexican, I love how Mexico is always neutral we don’t fuck with anyone so no one fucks with us.. we have enough internal problems and internal problems wars going on….

    35. udagra on

      I love how colors are used on this map. This is an example of how even facts can be presented in a biased way.

    37. Playful_Alela on

      Some interesting results (to me):

      – Syria voted against (was the decision set in motion before the fall of the Assad regime?)

      – Hungary and Slovakia voted in favour (possibly because they know general assembly resolutions don’t really do anything, but I was still surprised they didn’t abstain considering their recent positions).

      – Most of Russia’s regional allies abstained (like Serbia).

      – Armenia abstained

      – Liberia and Malawi voted in favour

    39. Chipsy_21 on

      The „anti-genocide“ team are staying real quiet on those one lol.

    40. char_char_11 on

      Have we, courageously, again, been absent for the vote? Moroccan here.

      We’re not even here to abstain. Nope, had an urgent need to pee during the vote.

      Sigh

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