with the intent to destroy them as a community, in whole or in part. In this connection, we stress on the necessity of conducting a full investigation into crimes committed by Daesh. We believe that the perpetrators should be held accountable for all crimes and human rights violations, including war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. We are of the firm belief that violation of human rights by Daesh is a fertile ground for their terrorist measures to spread hateful messages to all religions, and indeed around the globe. In fact, the terrorists are well equipped and prepared to fight against our foundation “the Charter of UN” and reset the status, based on extremist ideologies. Mr. Chairperson, We do concur with the view that the international community must better recognize the vulnerability of minorities in crisis situations, develop more targeted strategies and invest more to respond to them. In this regard, my delegation believes that the situation of minorities, among others, in conflictsituationsintheregion, is a matter of concern. Minorities are faced with aggressive attacks that culminate too many troubles for them, including access to food, resources, shelter, water and medical emergency assistance. They also suffer from an almost absolute lack of protection in a protracted situation of conflict crises and limited humanitarian resources. We urgently request the Special Rapporteur to assess and report thereon in detail on all these crimes and their impact on minorities’ rights. We raise also our concern on discriminatory citizenship laws which have led to the