The Brutal Impact of Policies on Essential Goods

Policies resulting from international accords have led to severe consequences in areas like Raza, where permissions to import goods were delayed for years, causing significant costs. The policies, derived from the Paris protocols and Oslo accords, ambiguously classified essential items as dual-use, such as pharmaceutical ingredients used for making weapons. The atrocities extend to targeted killings of healthcare workers and destruction of infrastructures, ultimately leading to starvation. Farmers in Raza are deprived of accessing their land, food production is targeted, including bombing of bakeries, resulting in widespread hunger and deliberate starvation of millions, including children, as highlighted by global organizations.