APPEAL TO THE GOOD AND RIGHTEOUS
On behalf of the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation
Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik – Secretary General
In the name of humanity’s conscience and in the spirit of truth,
I call for the immediate return to the centuries-old tradition of universally applying just international law — law that protects the life, freedom, and dignity of every human being.
In the face of ongoing tragedies — abductions, bombings, displacement, hunger, and human trafficking — I call upon the world to act immediately:
- Release all hostages kidnapped and held by HAMAS.
- Liberate the civilian population from the grip of the global system of terror, violence, and manipulation.
- Show compassion to those who seek nothing more than a dignified and safe life.
- Honor the dead — their right to a respectful burial according to their faith, culture, and tradition.
There is no more time for diplomatic phrases.
Now is the time to act.
Truth must return to where lies have taken root.
Law must replace violence.
Humanity must overcome indifference.
I appeal to nations, governments, organizations, and all Good and Righteous People of faith and hope:
Enough silence.
Enough of using the innocent as instruments of war.
Enough!
Today, we have a duty to be the voice of the silenced.
We have a duty to be the light where darkness has fallen.
I call on all of you – the Good and the Righteous – to act in the name of peace and justice.
Because we, the Good and the Righteous, are the majority, and it is thanks to us that there is still hope for the light of peace.
Let us act. Not tomorrow. Now.
Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik
Secretary General
International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation
Thank you for this powerful and timely appeal. I stand in full support of the call to uphold justice, human dignity, and international law. In times like these, it is our shared responsibility to be the voice for the voiceless and to act with compassion and courage. May truth, peace, and humanity prevail — not in words alone, but in immediate and united action. I am honored to support the mission of IHRC and contribute as a volunteer toward building a more just and peaceful world.
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The normalization and growing trend of violations of international humanitarian law poses a threat to the very existence of the Geneva Conventions and international law in general. This alarming trend requires urgent collective action. It is not a theoretical matter; it is a reality that affects millions of people every day and entails a staggering financial cost amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars.
Respect for international humanitarian law can mitigate the human cost of conflict, mitigate cycles of violence, and create conditions conducive to lasting peace. History has shown that when parties to a conflict ignore the rules of war, violence escalates unchecked, destabilizing societies and threatening global security.
We must use every means and every opportunity to urge everyone to implement and respect international humanitarian law, particularly through the media and global initiatives. Let us never forget that words can sometimes be sharper than swords, provided we wield them correctly.
every human deserves a life free from any sort of viollation
In the name of justice and in defense of our shared humanity,
I echo this solemn call for the urgent restoration of true international justice — one that recognizes and defends the inherent value, freedom, and rights of every human life, regardless of race, nationality, or creed.
As the world witnesses relentless suffering — from mass displacements to bombings, from hunger to the vile trade of human lives — we must not remain indifferent. This is not the time for silence or selective concern. It is a time for unified global action rooted in truth, compassion, and accountability.
Let the conscience of nations awaken. Let the laws of humanity prevail over the politics of power. The time to act is now — with urgency, with unity, and with unwavering moral clarity.