Official Records

This section contains official documents, communications, and reports issued or received by the World Embassy Desk (WED) in the course of its diplomatic and institutional work. The materials include correspondence with states and international bodies, as well as policy reports, submissions, and relevant documentation related to WED’s mandate. All files are available in PDF format.

Only documents that are unclassified and suitable for public disclosure will be published on this page.

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    Observation Report on Suriname: Urges Compliance with International Legal Obligations
    The World Embassy Desk (WED) has today released a formal observation report on the Republic of Suriname, highlighting serious concerns regarding the country’s compliance with binding international rulings, treaty obligations, and human rights standards. The report identifies Suriname’s continued failure to implement key aspects of the 2007 judgment of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in the Saramaka People v. […]
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    Letter to All EU Member States Regarding Lack of Actions in Palestine
    The World Embassy Desk (WED) issued a diplomatic letter to all Member States of the European Union, expressing deep concern over the continued and grave violations of international humanitarian law in the occupied Palestinian territories. The letter highlights the legal obligations of states under international law to prevent war crimes, ensure respect for the Geneva Conventions, and refrain from supporting […]

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Strength of the WED

A positive effect of the WED will be that its actions will not affect the relationship between states. After all, states are not the ones who will act against the state that violates the international agreements; the WED will act on behalf of all members, while the member states will just act according to their commitments to the WED.

Another positive outcome of the WED will be that states will not be able to abuse their economic or military power to force others to act according to their will or to accept a breach by them. After all, by doing that, those states are not only breaching international agreements but also intending to make innocent civilians suffer only for their own agenda. Indeed, just as we as humans may not force our neighbours to live as we see fit, states may not force this on other states, either.