“I call upon the international community to condemn these acts of brutality and demand justice for the victims. Governments must step up and intervene, ensuring the safety and well-being of their citizens. This is not a time for empty promises or political rhetoric; we need concrete actions and urgent assistance,” he said.
Mr Yapha declared that it is the responsibility of those in power to protect and defend the rights of all individuals, regardless of their race or nationality, stating: “We cannot remain silent while our fellow human beings are being subjected to such deplorable treatment. We must raise our voices, demand justice, and fight against these acts of racial hatred and violence.
He added: “To those perpetrating these injustices, know that your actions will not go unnoticed or unpunished. History has shown that hate and discrimination will never prevail. We will continue to push for equality, justice, and the respect that every human being deserves.
“In solidarity with the victims and their families, I urge our responsible governments to act swiftly and provide an emergency exit for their nationals. The world is watching, and it is time for justice to be served for black people.”
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