General Assembly: 191 of 193 have spoken at UNGA 81
Review each delegation’s speech, topics and transcript quotes from the UNGA 81 General Debate.
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PodiumTakaichi SanaePrime Minister, Japan
GA PresidentH.E. Khalilur Rahman
UN Secretary-GeneralAntónio Guterres
USG, DGACMMovses Abelian
Japan at the General Debate
Issues raised
- Maritime security and navigation 5
- Energy 5
- UN80 and UN reform 4
- Climate change 4
- Africa’s development and representation 3
- Nuclear weapons and disarmament 3
- Ukraine 3
- Korean Peninsula 3
- Rule of law, ICJ and ICC 3
- Security Council reform 3
- SDGs and development financing 2
- Human rights 2
- Trade, tariffs and sanctions 2
- AI and digital governance 2
- Gaza and Israel–Palestine 1
- Food security 1
- Iran 1
- Health 1
- Oceans and small island States 1
- Humanitarian access and aid 1
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Speakers who mentioned Japan · 13
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- China · Day 6
President, China would like to exercise its right of reply in response to the statements by Japan and the Philippines.
In a statement on September 20, Second, Japan stated that as a peace-loving nation, it is committed to its exclusively defense-oriented policy and calls for the deletion of the enemy state clauses from the UN Charter.
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- China · Day 6
The Japanese representative's feeble arguments cannot conceal the historical truth, whitewash its present-day acts, or disguise the complete collapse of Japan's image as a so-called peace-loving nation.
Decades ago, Japan joined the UN after recognizing its military's crimes and accepted the charter in its entirety.
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Democratic People’s Republic of Korea · Day 6Kim Son GyongThe U.S.-Japan-ROK military alliance, unmistakably aimed at the DPRK, is being evolved by the United States into a more offensive and aggressive military bloc with a nuclear element.
On the other hand, Japan, an A-class war criminal that inflicted untold sufferings and disasters upon mankind in the last century, is taking advantage of the present international turbulence.
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