South Africa, Malaysia lead 40 states in UN push to enforce international law

A coalition of 40 states, led by South Africa and Malaysia, issued a joint statement at the UN reaffirming the need for enforcement of international law, signaling a coordinated diplomatic effort to pressure for accountability. The move likely targets perceived impunity in ongoing conflicts, though the statement does not specify particular cases. This collective stance could strengthen multilateral legal actions and increase diplomatic pressure on states accused of violations.