Türk: Hunger is caused by injustice, not food scarcity
Geneva, October 16 (Hibya) - United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk stated that more than a quarter of the world's population struggles to access sufficient quantities of food or food of adequate quality, emphasizing that people face hunger not because of food scarcity, but because of injustice and the denial of human rights.
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk drew attention to the difficulties people around the world face in accessing sufficient quantities of food of appropriate quality.
Türk emphasized that the primary cause of hunger is not food scarcity, but rather injustice and human rights violations that prevent people from accessing food.
Türk stated that in a world where food is abundant, the systems and policies that cause people to suffer from hunger must be urgently changed.
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