'We Must Reaffirm Our Commitment to International Rule of Law': SA's President "Across the world, millions of people continue to suffer the consequences of war" and conflicts, while those responsible for grave violations escape accountability, President Cyril Ramaphosa said at the Access to Justice International Conference in North West Province. Key points from his remarks: 🟠Justice cannot have one standard for the powerful and another for the weak; 🟠The international legal order's credibility depends on fairness, consistency, and independence; 🟠International law must apply equally to all nations, and human rights must be defended consistently; 🟠The protection of civilians and respect for human dignity cannot depend on the political influence, economic strength, or strategic importance of the parties involved; 🟠South Africa remains committed to multilateralism, the peaceful resolution of disputes, and stronger international institutions; 🟠Access to justice must extend beyond courts to the everyday lives of ordinary people; 🟠Economic power must not become a shield against accountability; the law must protect people from states, corporations, employers, and financial institutions alike. Subscribe to @sputnik_africa 🔸 Sputnik Africa | X 🔸