Lengkap! Kalimat Menohok Diplomat RI Silvany Pasaribu pada Vanuatu
Summary
TLDRThe Indonesian representative passionately defends their nation's sovereignty and human rights record in the UN, responding to Vanuatu's criticism. They emphasize Indonesia's commitment to diversity, tolerance, and democratic values, highlighting ratified international conventions. The speaker refutes Vanuatu's stance, urging them to address their own human rights shortcomings and respect Indonesia's territorial integrity, asserting that Papua and West Papua are integral parts of the country.
Takeaways
- đ Indonesia expresses strong disapproval of Vanuatu's interference in its internal affairs, calling it 'shameful' and 'unhealthy'.
- đ The Indonesian representative criticizes Vanuatu for not understanding the fundamental principles of the United Nations Charter, particularly non-interference.
- đ Indonesia emphasizes the importance of respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations, urging Vanuatu to adhere to these principles.
- đą The Indonesian President advocates for a 'win-win' approach to international relations, which was echoed by other world leaders.
- đ ââïž Vanuatu is accused of choosing to instill enmity and division, especially during a time of health crisis and economic adversity.
- đ Indonesia highlights its commitment to human rights, diversity, and tolerance within its multicultural nation of over 17,000 islands.
- đ Indonesia has ratified the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, while Vanuatu has not signed it.
- đ€ The Indonesian representative questions Vanuatu's sincerity in promoting indigenous rights, given their lack of signature on key human rights instruments.
- đ« Vanuatu is also pointed out for not signing and ratifying the Convention Against Torture, raising doubts about their commitment to human rights.
- đźđ© Indonesia asserts that Papuans are Indonesians and play a vital role in the nation's development, including on the island of Papua.
- đĄïž Indonesia pledges to defend itself against any advocacy of separatism, especially when masked as human rights concerns, and reaffirms the provinces of Papua and West Papua as integral parts of the country.
Q & A
What is the main issue raised by the Indonesian representative in response to Vanuatu's statement?
-The main issue raised is Vanuatu's alleged excessive and unhealthy obsession with how Indonesia should govern itself, and the perceived interference in Indonesia's domestic affairs.
What does the Indonesian representative accuse Vanuatu of missing regarding the United Nations Charter?
-The Indonesian representative accuses Vanuatu of missing the fundamental principles of non-interference in the domestic affairs and respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries as outlined in the United Nations Charter.
What approach does the President of Indonesia advocate for in international relations?
-The President of Indonesia advocates for a win-win approach to international relations that is mutually beneficial among states.
How does Indonesia describe its commitment to human rights within its diverse nation?
-Indonesia describes its commitment to human rights by valuing diversity, respecting tolerance, and ensuring equal rights for all individuals under the law in its multicultural and multi-ethnic nation.
What international convention has Indonesia ratified that is relevant to the elimination of racial discrimination?
-Indonesia has ratified the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Why does the Indonesian representative question Vanuatu's commitment to indigenous rights?
-The Indonesian representative questions Vanuatu's commitment to indigenous rights because Vanuatu has not signed the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, which is a core human rights instrument.
What human rights convention has Vanuatu been called out for not signing and ratifying?
-Vanuatu has been called out for not signing and ratifying the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
What does the Indonesian representative claim about the people of Papua?
-The Indonesian representative claims that the people of Papua are Indonesians who play an important role in the development of Indonesia, including on the island of Papua.
What principles does the Indonesian representative emphasize regarding the provinces of Papua and West Papua?
-The Indonesian representative emphasizes that the principles of the U.N. Charter, which include respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, mean that Papua and West Papua are irrevocable parts of Indonesia.
How does the Indonesian representative describe the finality of Papua and West Papua's status within Indonesia?
-The Indonesian representative describes the status of Papua and West Papua as final, irreversible, and permanent parts of Indonesia since 1945, endorsed by the United Nations and the international community.
What is the Indonesian representative's stance on the advocacy of separatism under the guise of human rights concern?
-The Indonesian representative's stance is to defend Indonesia against any continuing advocacy of separatism conveyed under the guise of artificial human rights concern.
Outlines
đ€ Indonesia's Rebuke to Vanuatu's Criticisms
The speaker from Indonesia vehemently defends the nation's sovereignty against Vanuatu's criticisms, expressing indignation at the perceived interference in Indonesia's domestic affairs. The speaker emphasizes the importance of respecting the principles of non-interference and territorial integrity, as outlined in the United Nations Charter. They highlight Indonesia's commitment to human rights, diversity, and tolerance, and point out Vanuatu's lack of adherence to key human rights conventions, such as the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights. The speaker calls on Vanuatu to focus on its own human rights responsibilities before criticizing others.
đ Asserting Indonesia's Sovereignty Over Papua
In this paragraph, the Indonesian representative reaffirms the provinces of Papua and West Papua as integral parts of Indonesia since 1945, with the endorsement of the United Nations and the international community. The speaker denounces Vanuatu's advocacy for separatism under the pretense of human rights concerns and pledges to defend Indonesia against such advocacy. The paragraph concludes with a firm statement that the status of Papua and West Papua as parts of Indonesia is final, irreversible, and permanent.
Mindmap
Keywords
đĄRight of Reply
đĄNon-interference
đĄSovereignty
đĄTerritorial Integrity
đĄHuman Rights
đĄIndigenous People
đĄRacial Discrimination
đĄEconomic Adversity
đĄSeparatism
đĄUnited Nations Charter
đĄInternational Community
Highlights
Indonesia exercises its right of reply to Vanuatu's statement
Indonesia criticizes Vanuatu's obsession with Indonesia's governance
Indonesia calls out Vanuatu for missing the fundamental principles of the UN Charter
Indonesia emphasizes the importance of respecting non-interference in domestic affairs
Indonesia stresses the need to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries
Indonesia urges Vanuatu to keep its sermon to itself until it respects these principles
Indonesia promotes a win-win approach to international relations
Indonesia highlights its commitment to human rights and diversity
Indonesia points out that it is the third largest democratic country in the world
Indonesia has ratified the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination
Vanuatu has not signed the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Vanuatu has not signed and ratified the Convention Against Torture
Indonesia calls on Vanuatu to fulfill its human rights responsibilities
Indonesia accuses Vanuatu of spreading false narratives about human rights in Papua
Indonesia asserts that Papuans are Indonesians and play an important role in the country's development
Indonesia defends its sovereignty and territorial integrity against separatist advocacy
Indonesia declares that the provinces of Papua and West Papua are irrevocable parts of the country
Indonesia's stance on Papua has been endorsed by the UN and the international community
Transcripts
[Music]
[Applause]
madam president
i'm taking the floor to exercise
indonesia's right of reply to the
statement
made by vanuatu
it is shameful that this single country
continues to have excessive
and unhealthy obsession about how
indonesia
should act or govern itself
frankly speaking i'm confused
how could a country tries to teach
others
while missing the point of the whole
fundamental principles
of the united nations charter
let me tell them the following
to do what is right is to respect
the principles of non-interference in
the domestic affairs
of other countries and to do what is
right
it is to respect the sovereignty
and territorial integrity of other
countries
so until you have done so please keep
the sermon
to yourself
madam president the president of
indonesia
stated a few days ago in this great hall
of nations
and i quote we must promote
a win-win approach albedic relations
among state that is mutually beneficial
unquote
indeed such a call was echoed by world
leaders throughout this prominent week
but this ignorant country chooses
the contrary
at times of an emergency health crisis
and great economic adversity
it prefers to instill enmity and so
division by guiding their advocacy for
separatism
with flowery human rights concern
indonesia comprising of more than
hundreds of ethnic groups a diverse
and multicultural nation with thousands
of tribes
and hundreds of local languages
spreading across more than 17 thousands
and 400 islands
is committed to human rights
we value diversity we respect tolerance
and everybody has the same right in this
third
largest democratic country in the world
we have also promoted and protected
human rights
where each individual has the same
rights under the law
furthermore we have ratified the
international convention
on the elimination of all forms of
racial
discrimination well
interestingly vanuatu has not even
signed it
and how could one talk about promoting
the right of indigenous people
when it does not even sign the
international covenant
on economic social and cultural rights
the core human rights instrument
this actually raises the question do
they really care
about indigenous concern
more importantly vanuatu
has not signed and ratified
the convention against torture and other
cruel
inhuman or degrading treatment
or punishment
we call on the government on one of one
watu
to please fulfill your human rights
responsibility
to your people and to the world
madam president the accusation
of human rights is typical
a tall tale that they sell and stage
over the years in the hall
let me tell them you are no
representation
of the people of papua
and stop fantasizing of being one
pap papuans are indonesians
all of us play an important role in the
development of indonesia
including on the island of papua
madam president
the principles of the u.n charter which
vanuatu
clearly does not seem to understand
stipulates the respect for sovereignty
and territorial integrity
indonesia will defend itself against
any continuing advocacy of separatism
conveyed under the guise of artificial
human rights concern
the provinces of papua and west papua
are ever irrevocable parts of indonesia
since 1945.
it has also been firmly endorsed by the
united nations
and the international community decades
ago
it is final irreversible
and permanent i thank you madam
president
you
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