Bharat Summit adopts Hyd Resolution, vows to fight for global justice
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Hyderabad: Congress leaders and delegates from 100 countries who participated in the two-day Bharat Summit-2025 here on Saturday collectively adopted the
Hyderabad Resolution
, a 44-point agenda under the theme 'delivering
global justice
'.
The Hyderabad Resolution unanimously condemned
terrorism
in all forms, including by nations that support terrorism. It further stated that far-right leaders and autocratic govts were derailing
democracy
and limiting freedoms by undermining institutions, disregarding multilateral agreements, spreading lies, fuelling division, and attacking progress, especially on gender equality and civil rights.
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"These actions deepen inequalities, roll back developmental gains, and further fuel climate emergencies. We stand with progressive movements around the world that are being silenced. Autocratic govts are misusing the law to target critics. Social and traditional media are being manipulated, and intrusive surveillance is employed against activists and dissenters. Undermining the rule of law and public accountability fosters an environment ripe for unchecked power and corruption. These mounting assaults on democracy, and the concentration of power by conservative and far-right forces, pose grave threats to the international order. We recognize persistent injustices—particularly those affecting the Global South—and commit to reshaping a world order that is equitable, inclusive, and responsive," were among the resolutions adopted at the summit.
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The resolution reaffirms a shared commitment to the values of freedom, equality, justice, and solidarity, uniting social-democratic, socialist, and labour movements from around the world.
The key agenda items include reshaping the economic paradigm, advancing environmental justice, striving for gender equality and social inclusion, defending democracy and social justice, working for peace and human security, and reforming global institutions.
Over 450 international delegates who attended the two-day summit provided the right platform to exchange ideas on global justice and peace, in alignment with Rahul Gandhi's vision of Nyay Patra. "We will uphold the global consensus on tackling climate change despite emerging disagreements. We stand together to forge partnerships to espouse global justice as an underlying imperative in these trying times," the resolutions said.
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