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On August 6, local time, several UN human rights experts issued statements denouncing the recent further expansion of unilateral sanctions against Cuba by the United States, saying that the relevant measures seek to change the constitutional order of a sovereign country through threats and coercion and violate the Charter of the United Nations. The statement called on the international community and civil society to act quickly to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Cuba. The statement said that the new sanctions recently imposed by the United States on Cuba's energy and other key economic sectors have exacerbated the country's fuel shortage and nationwide power outage crisis, seriously affecting basic livelihood such as medical care and food supply, and urged the United States to rescind the measures it has imposed on Cuba that violate international law.
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On August 6, local time, several UN human rights experts issued statements denouncing the recent further expansion of unilateral sanctions against Cuba by the United States, saying that the relevant measures seek to change the constitutional order of a sovereign country through threats and coercion and violate the Charter of the United Nations. The statement called on the international community and civil society to act quickly to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Cuba. The statement said that the new sanctions recently imposed by the United States on Cuba's energy and other key economic sectors have exacerbated the country's fuel shortage and nationwide power outage crisis, seriously affecting basic livelihood such as medical care and food supply, and urged the United States to rescind the measures it has imposed on Cuba that violate international law.
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