August 09, 2011
Brazil: Declaration by the end of the massacre in Syria
Statement on behalf of the Brazilian people and the Government of Brazil and Syria.
Today, August 9, 2011 the Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs in Syria will be personally talking with the government to seek peaceful solution to the crisis.Below is our statement on behalf of the Brazilian people to national and international authorities.
Declaration
On behalf of the Brazilian people and ask for an end to Syrian military operations in the country, gathering intelligence and auxiliary forces. The end of the siege, bombardment and massive daily massacres. The end of the cut in the supply of electricity, food, water and attack schools, universities, mosques and hospitals and health professionals.
We end the blockade on humanitarian aid and the destruction of public property and private sectors in the country. We end the raids on homes and random arrests and the torture and humiliation of children, women, youth, workers and the elderly.
We want an end to attacks on cemeteries, the end of the attack on peaceful funeral, the end of the persecution of political opponents of the regime and demonstrators revindicam their universal rights.
We want the immediate release of nearly 16 thousand prisoners of conscience, held under heavy and continuous physical and psychological torture. The location information of more than 1000 missing abducted by security forces since the protests began on 15 March
We demand the return of citizenship and the right to come and go. The end of the curfew. The end of the ban on direct communication by mobile terrestrial and satellite, internet and peaceful demonstrations.
We demand the expulsion of foreign mercenaries and reject any connection with foreign armed extremist groups in Syria.
We immediately access the international news agencies and authorities related to human rights, and health in Syria, among the organizations access to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent.
Statement on behalf of the Brazilian people and the Government of Brazil and Syria.
Today, August 9, 2011 the Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs in Syria will be personally talking with the government to seek peaceful solution to the crisis.Below is our statement on behalf of the Brazilian people to national and international authorities.
Declaration
On behalf of the Brazilian people and ask for an end to Syrian military operations in the country, gathering intelligence and auxiliary forces. The end of the siege, bombardment and massive daily massacres. The end of the cut in the supply of electricity, food, water and attack schools, universities, mosques and hospitals and health professionals.
We end the blockade on humanitarian aid and the destruction of public property and private sectors in the country. We end the raids on homes and random arrests and the torture and humiliation of children, women, youth, workers and the elderly.
We want an end to attacks on cemeteries, the end of the attack on peaceful funeral, the end of the persecution of political opponents of the regime and demonstrators revindicam their universal rights.
We want the immediate release of nearly 16 thousand prisoners of conscience, held under heavy and continuous physical and psychological torture. The location information of more than 1000 missing abducted by security forces since the protests began on 15 March
We demand the return of citizenship and the right to come and go. The end of the curfew. The end of the ban on direct communication by mobile terrestrial and satellite, internet and peaceful demonstrations.
We demand the expulsion of foreign mercenaries and reject any connection with foreign armed extremist groups in Syria.
We immediately access the international news agencies and authorities related to human rights, and health in Syria, among the organizations access to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent.
If there is some honesty and sincere desire to seek a democratic solution to the plight of Syria, at least these shortcomings need to be answered!
Wait and hope that the Brazilian Government to join the countries concerned to put an end to this infamous massacre and bring peace to the Syrian people have not seen for a long time.
By Saulo Valley - Rio de Janeiro, August 9, 2011 - 08:32.
Original source: http://saulovalley.blogspot.com/2011/08/brasil-declaracao-pelo-fim-do-massacre.html
Wait and hope that the Brazilian Government to join the countries concerned to put an end to this infamous massacre and bring peace to the Syrian people have not seen for a long time.
By Saulo Valley - Rio de Janeiro, August 9, 2011 - 08:32.
Original source: http://saulovalley.blogspot.com/2011/08/brasil-declaracao-pelo-fim-do-massacre.html
