by Salvador Pallares-Garí
On Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12, tomorrow and will be held at the headquarters of the National Court, a session that, Haidar, and thirteen more victims of the repression of the Saharawi people declared in front of Judge Pablo Ruz, as witnesses in the case to investigate the genocide and torture committed between 1976 and 1987 by Morocco. This is a case that opened the judge Baltasar Garzón, 2007.
The English government, through the Ministry of Justice, is responsible for notifying the Moroccan government to the indictment to which they are subjected several members of the armed forces and government of this country. There is no evidence, however, of this administration, or any response.
is a parallel case which occurred in London, with the result that the court initiating Garzón against General Pinochet. Among the defendants are General Hosni Benslimane, head of the Moroccan Gendarmerie Royale (won by Spain's Great Cross of Isabel the Catholic, in 2005), and formed part of the delegation that visited in early February, Spain , near the Moroccan interior minister, Taieb Cherkaoui.
However, the English court has acted differently from the English: Mr. Benslimane was not held in Spain following the visit.
Another element here is that there are English citizens among the victims.
I'm not a lawyer, so allow me to lay a clarification: nationality English affected all the Saharawi, since Western Sahara was a English province. On the other hand, there are cases of people born in the peninsula, home "no Saharawi, who were also victims of this genocide.
We are therefore clearly a case of those referred still-cut-law of universal justice. And, it is assumed that a government must ensure the fate of their citizens.
Now, unfortunately, the idea of \u200b\u200buniversal justice is an illusion that dissolves in the sea like a lump of sugar when they touch the rights of certain persons. Especially if they hit the general interest that politicians wield that set off the roll real politik.
When human rights are subordinated to commercial interests is that something is wrong with our society. Now we see how the English government is involved in wars for a supposedly "humanitarian grounds, on grounds that, however, serve to provide support to some lawsuits in cases directly related to English citizens.
outrageous!
Pallarès-Garí Salvador President d'ACAPS
Safor
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universal justice or banana republic?
by Salvador Pallares-Garí
Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12, tomorrow and day after tomorrow, will take place at the seat of the Audiencia Nacional, a session in which Aminetu Haidar, and thirteen victims of the repression endured by the Sahrawi people , declared, before Judge Pablo Ruz dle as a witness because it investigates the genocide and torture committed between 1976 and 1987 by Morocco. It is a cause that Judge Baltasar Garzon opened in 2007.
The English government, through the Ministry of Justice is responsible for communicating to the Moroccan government to which they are subjected encausament several members of the armed forces and government of this country. There is no evidence, however, this administration, nor any response.
is a case parallel to that produced it in London, with the result that Judge Garzón initiated against General Pinochet. Among querellats is General Hosni Benslimane, head of the Moroccan Gendarmerie Royale (awarded by Spain with the Great Cross of Isabel the Catholic, 2005), which was part of the delegation that visited in early February, Spain, along the Moroccan interior minister, Taieb Cherkaoui.
But the English courts have acted differently in English: Mr. Benslimane was not arrested in Spain as a result of that visit. Another
this case is that there are people among the victims of English nationality.
I am not a lawyer, so permit me to remark reached: the English Saharan affected all, since Western Sahara was a English province. In addition, there are cases of people born in the peninsula of origin "not Sahrawi, who were also victims of this genocide.
Therefore, we are clearly facing a case of still-which includes cutting-law of universal justice. I supposed that a government must ensure the fate of their citizens.
But unfortunately, the idea of \u200b\u200buniversal justice is a chimera that dissolves in the sea like a lump of sugar when they touch the rights of certain persons. Especially if you bump against a general-interest wield some politicians who put up the rulo of real politik.
When human rights are subordinated to commercial interests is something that does not work in our system of society. Now we see how the English government is involved in wars for a few reasons-supposedly-humanitarian; few reasons, but will not serve to support some legal proceedings in cases directly related to English citizens.
outrageous!
Salvador Pallares-Garí
President ACAPS Safor
10:05:11
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