Prince William raises her voice against war crimes when she talks about the deaths in Gaza.
The prince of Wales, who gave a speech at the launch of a memorial to humanitarian workers killed on guard at Gunnersbury Park in western London, has called the wrongful practice.
He began: “Every one of these deaths is a tragedy. A cruel violation of the international humanitarian principles to remain sacrosanct.
“One thing to unite us all is the support and protection of those who seek to help others in the most serious situations. The brave humanitaries who seek to feed and cure innocent people deserve our respect and deserve their security.
The future king added: “Humanitarian auxiliary workers bring comfort in the darkest times. We must do more to recognize their service and more to protect them.”
He added: “Everywhere in the world, too many people continue to become unimaginable pain, suffering and loss, whether through natural disasters or man -made conflict and famine. We are witnessing the appalling suffering of those who are victims of war and violence from Ukraine to Sudan, from Myanmar to Haiti and actually through much of the middle East.
Still, the presence of humanitarian auxiliary workers, like those in Gaza, runs as a thread of shared humanity through even the ugliest of environments. Instead of running away from danger, discomfort and hunger, these incredibly brave men and women remain behind to bring regardless of respite, compassion and care, they can for those who need it the most.
“We have to advance and fight for their access to people in the most desperate circumstances,” William noted.
