At the GA debate on #R2P, LI: • Urged timely and decisive #UNSC action when populations face atrocity crimes, emphasizing the ACT Code of Conduct • Called for universal Rome Statute ratification and ICC referrals where national accountability falls short

At the UNRWA Pledging Conference, LI reaffirmed that UNRWA’s assistance to Palestinian refugees and civilians remains indispensable. We pay tribute to staff who lost their lives. LI is maintaining support for UNRWA with CHF 100,000 for Gaza/West Bank. We welcome implementation of the Colonna Report.

Liechtenstein regrets the decision of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger to withdraw from the #ICC and reiterates the vital importance of the universality of the Rome Statute, and all its amendments, for our collective pursuit of an international justice with no selectivity #nooneisabovethelaw

At SC OD on CAAC, LI: - strongly condemned the unprecedented level of killing and maiming of children - underlined strong support for CAAC mandate & monitoring and reporting mechanism

At Arria-Formula meeting on implementation of SC resolutions, LI: • Expresses concern at trend of States undermining resolutions including by questioning their binding nature or disregarding sanctions regimes • Stresses that Charter Articles 25 and 2(2) make clear that all SC resolutions are binding

Happy International Women in Diplomacy Day! Ever since the first female ambassador of Liechtenstein was appointed to this very organization more than three decades ago, women’s representation in our foreign service has grown steadily. #WomenInDiplomacy

At ECOSOC HAS, LI expressed concern that humanitarian needs are immense, underfunded and rising. LI also expressed concern that IHL is being eroded and that compliance with it is not optional. Violations must be met with accountability.

At the SC Open Debate on WPS, LI: - made clear that women’s participation must not be symbolic, but built into peace processes from the outset - expressed concern about sharp drop in women civil society briefers and the threat of reprisals

As UNICEF celebrates its 80th anniversary, we reaffirm our support for children's rights and for multilateral action to protect every child. LI is proud to be a member of the UNICEF Executive Board. Eight decades of impact remind us that investing in children is investing in our common future.

At IGN on #SCReform, LI: • Appreciates the efforts of the cofacs to bring us towards reform, including bridging proposals • Hopes for further updates to the ‘convergences and divergences’ paper • Notes that Article 27.3 remains an obligation of all States should not be tied to SC reform

At the launch of the GoF for Combatting Tech-Facilitated Trafficking in Persons, LI highlights its FAST Initiative which is delivering impact at scale: financial sector toolkit, compliance specialist trainings, anti-slavery investor coalitions. LI stands ready to share its expertise with the GoF.

In today’s #UNSC debate on Mediation in the Middle East, LI: • Notes that the UN was created as a peace organization • Encourages the Council to bring forward the political horizon for peace • Calls for a new Secretary-General with a clear strategy for credible and inclusive dialogue in the ME

Today, Liechtenstein and Bhutan established diplomatic relations. Though geographically distant, we are united in our commitment to sustainability, well-being, and multilateral cooperation. LI looks forward to a fruitful partnership!

At the UNSC OD on the purposes and principles of the Charter, LI called for: • States to advance the Charter through consistent and innovative implementation • the prohibition of the use of force & more accountability for crime of aggression • full implementation of Art. 51, 2(4) & 27(3)

This week marks an important step following the ICJ landmark opinion on States’ obligations on Climate Change. A total of 141 States voted in favour of the UNGA follow-up resolution to advance implementation of the Court’s findings to address climate change

At the SC OD on Protection of Civilians, LI: - called for endorsement and implementation of EWIPA declaration - expressed concern about systematic undermining of IHL - stressed the need for more accountability, including for autonomous weapon systems

At today’s IGN meeting, LI presented its positions and proposals across the five clusters of Security Council reform, aligned with the revised LI model put forward in October 2024.

Today, at the Arria‑formula meeting on protecting medical care in armed conflict, LI: • warned that the protection of medical care continues to worsen • expressed concern that IHL is increasingly ignored • underscored the importance of accountability mechanisms

Liechtenstein and the Bahamas established diplomatic relations today. While geographically distant, we are united in our support for effective multilateralism. LI looks forward to fruitful cooperation!

At 11. NPT Review Conference: LI reaffirmed the NPT as the cornerstone of non proliferation, warned of rising nuclear risks and stalled disarmament efforts, denounced DPRK’s ongoing nuclear buildup, condemned Russia’s nuclear threats and rejected Iran’s illegal nuclear ambitions.

This week LI, with the core group, convened informal consultations on our "27.3" draft resolution. The draft seeks to apply the part of the Charter stating that a "party to a dispute" shall not vote on certain Security Council resolutions. Thanks to all for engaging - looking forward to next steps!

The fall of the Assad regime opened a period of profound changes for Syrians, creating a long-awaited opportunity to rebuild, while facing the challenge of reckoning with the past. intl. support is key to a Syrian-owned & UN-supported path to justice.

Full room today at the LI mission for a briefing by the head of the #IIIM, Mr. Robert Petit, on progress toward transitional justice in Syria, ahead of tomorrow’s UNGA plenary on the Mechanism’s annual report. 👉 Link to the IIIM 12th report: shorturl.at/eZ6JR

At IGN meeting on the Veto, LI spoke on behalf of 15 States on our initiative to implement Article 27(3) of the Charter. The initiative: Does not constitute Security Council reform, but clarity about the Charter Captures the minimum standard called for by the Membership in its implementation

Today we are remembering our friend and mentor Ben Ferencz, on the occasion of the presentation ceremony of the Congressional Gold Medal in Washington DC.

Such a pleasure to host Master students in Innovative Finance from the University of Liechtenstein as part of their educational journey to NYC. Great discussion on Liechtenstein’s role in multilateralism, the Mission’s priorities and how the UN works.

Great to meet @unpga.bsky.social with the core group on the 27.3 Initiative and share ambitions for the text. We look forward to moving forward with the Membership soon!

MIR geht's gut! LI is pleased to see the adoption of a UN80 text on the Mandate Implementation Review in the General Assembly. This text will change the way States create, implement, and review UN mandates - making them more accountable and transparent. Our congratulations to co-chairs 🇯🇲 and 🇳🇿!

LI with 13 States has sent a draft resolution for consultation with the UN Membership on Article 27.3 of the Charter

Today, LIE marks the remembrance of the transatlantic slave trade and the immense suffering endured by enslaved Africans. We reaffirm our commitment to honour this shared history and to address the continuing legacy of this injustice.

LI is proud to have co-facilitated the Agreed Conclusions of #CSW70 through an open, inclusive and transparent process. At today’s closing session, LI thanked the Chair and all delegations who have contributed to this substantive step forward for the Commission’s work on access to justice.

See a post from #GIPA on the legal dimensions on the Situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Today, LI pays tribute to the Syrian government for their work with #OPCW and all actors involved in the launch of the Intl. Task Force to Support Syria in Eliminating the Remnants of the Assad-era Chemical Weapons Programme

Minister Schädler chaired the Ministerial Round Table on the priority theme of #CSW70 this morning. In his opening remarks, he emphasized the critical importance of the rule of law as well as the promotion of gender parity within the judiciary to make justice more accessible for women and girls.

Minister Schädler thanked #CSW70 Chair, Amb. Maritza Chan Valverde, for her outstanding leadership in the successful adoption of the Agreed Conclusions – Costa Rica, together with LI and Rwanda, have once again proven that small states can make im-portant contributions to successful multilateralism.

LI warmly welcomes the adoption of the CSW70 Agreed Conclusion after a transparent & inclusive negotiation process LI proudly co-led with Rwanda – and thanks all delegations who have come together to express their support for a strong outcome on strengthening women’s and girls’ access to justice.

At the opening of the general discussion of #CSW70, Minister of Social Affairs and Justice Emanuel Schädler highlighted the importance of ensuring access to justice for all women and girls and reaffirmed LI's commitment to advancing gender equality through strong & inclusive legal systems.

Today, as we mark the anniversary of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, which started in 2014, we call for: - upholding the pples of the UN-Charter (art. 2(4) & 27(3)) - the intl. community to support a ceasefire - a just and lasting peace, condemning the ongoing aggression against Ukraine

We are mourning the passing of our friend Wolfgang Danspeckgruber, Founding Director of the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination. Wolfgang was a dear partner and friend of the Mission for decades.

Liechtenstein has invested a lot in the creation of the Special Tribunal for the aggression committed against Ukraine. We are sharing here an in depth analysis of the process and outcome co-authored by Ambassador Christian Wenaweser yjil.yale.edu/posts/2026-0...

🇱🇮 is proud to serve for the first time on the UNICEF Executive Board, reaffirming our commitment to UNICEF’s mission and children’s rights. With UNICEF’s 80th anniversary marked in New York, we call to use this moment to advance the organisation’s work. #UNICEF80 #ForEveryChild

Over the past five years, LI has channeled its financial contributions towards UNICEF’s humanitarian assistance, amounting to a per capita contribution of USD 25. But public funds alone aren’t enough. National Committees are vital and we value efforts to fully mobilise their potential.

UNICEF is adapting to a tougher global environment. Its Future Focus Initiative helps meet children’s needs as crises grow and resources shrink. 🇱🇮 calls for deeper UN-agency cooperation to boost efficiency and reduce duplication across key initiatives. #UNICEF #FutureFocusInitiative #ForEveryChild

Today, in the Arria-formula meeting on the sanctity of treaties, LIE called for: •Compliance with basic rules in treaty-making •Preventing erosion of Art. 2(4) UNC •Faithful implementation of Art. 27(3) of the UNC • Respect for ICJ’s role in treaty interpretation

Today at the GA, Liechtenstein joins the international community to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day. As the voices of survivors grow fewer, our responsibility to carry their testimony grows heavier. #NeverAgain #HolocaustRemembrance

In #UNSC Open Debate on Rule of Law, LI: • Warns of the danger of the erosion of compliance with Charter provisions on the use of force • Reminds States of the importance of the right of self-determination • Reiterates support for the ICJ and ICC • Calls on all to stand up for the rule of law

Liechtenstein is proud to be among the first Member States to have paid its full contribution to the UN’s regular budget for 2026 on time and in full. As of 22 January 2026, 24 Member States have paid their regular budget assessments in full.

We hope all Member States will pay by the end of the month, in accordance with our obligations under the UN Charter. Timely and predictable financing is essential for the UN to effectively deliver on peace & security, sustainable development, and human rights.

LI is appalled by the destruction of a UN compound held by UNRWA in East Jerusalem, which is a violation of the UN Convention on Privileges and Immunities. LI urges respect for international law.