Sanctions Are Economic Warfare with Civilians as Collateral Damage

Sanctions are economic warfare with civilians as collateral damage

In the Caribbean and Latin America, the lived reality of these measures – presented in the language of diplomacy – is starkAcross borders, cultures and faiths, most ordinary people want the same things: the ability to earn a living, put a roof over their heads, feed their families and watch their children grow up with a future. These are not radical ideas, but they are today routinely sacrificed on the altar of geopolitics.When power and profit …

Sanctions become weapon of mass destruction against entire nations — Belarusian diplomat

Konstantin Panasyuk emphasized that the international community has "missed the critical moment when legitimate UN Security Council sanctions began to be replaced by illegal unilateral prohibitive measures"