TURKISH P.M.ERDOGAN MUST APOLOGIZE!ERDOGAN OZUR DILE!
- par: HUMANISTS, UNITED AGAINST GENOCIDE, SAY NO TO HATE, UNITED AGAINST BIGOTRY, WORLDS HUMANISTS FOR PEACE, LAIK VE INSANSEVERLER, SECULAR DEMOCRATS.
- destinataire: TURKISH P.M.ERDOGAN TURKISH GOVERNMENT
ERDOGAN SAID IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR A MUSLIM TO COMMIT.
This is why we are comfortable [with the visit of al-Bashir].
The International Criminal Court, or ICC, has issued an arrest warrant for al-Bashir, citing his alleged role in the atrocities perpetrated in the Darfur region of Sudan, which claimed the lives of more than 400,000 people. Turkey is among the few countries to have not yet ratified the Rome Statute, which requires compliance with ICC rulings.
The European Union asked Turkey on Friday to align its policy on the al-Bashir issue with that of Brussels and indirectly demanded the cancellation of the visit for the sake of the ongoing membership talks. In the meantime, international human rights organizations urged Turkey to arrest al-Bashir if he arrives in Istanbul.
Erdogan said "We are aware of the fact that there are those who want to corner Turkey through al-Bashir's visit. These people should know well our sensitivities about human rights violations. I went to Darfur myself. I want to ask: How many of these worlds leaders paid a visit to Sudan, to Darfur? I went there to see it with my own eyes" Erdogan said and he added that he did not observe that genocide was being committed during his Darfur visit.
Al-Raed, a Sudanese newspaper widely considered an outlet for the National Congress Party, or NCP, said al-Bashir would fly from Egypt to Turkey on Monday, after concluding his participation in the fourth Forum of China-Africa Cooperation. The paper reported that the president was expected to arrive in Istanbul late Monday afternoon.
The European Union reiterated its position on al-Bashir to Turkey through a diplomatic note, which asked the Turkish government to align its policies with that of the 27-member bloc. Turkey responded harshly to the EU, saying al-Bashir was not arriving in Istanbul for a bilateral visit and that the invitation was made by the OIC.
According to diplomatic sources, there was an active diplomatic discussion in Ankara, Brussels and Washington over the weekend concerning al-Bashir's visit. While Brussels and Washington pressed Turkey to cancel the visit, Ankara tried to keep a lid on reactions from the EU and the United States.
U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said it was really up to the government of Turkey whether to allow the indicted president to attend a meeting of the OIC. Kelly also said Washington's purpose was not to criticize Turkey but that it would expect Turkey to raise Darfur issue, if it holds meetings with al-Bashir. But like Turkey, the United States also has yet to sign the Rome Statute.
We demand that Turkish Prime Minister apologize for disrespecting the memory of Genocide victims, for disregarding the pain and grief of those who survived the atrocities, for protecting tyrants and despots and for spewing hatred in the world, for dividing people among religions and tribes and nations, rather then uniting people for peace and for destroying old friendships among people. Erdogan promotes alliances with extremists and tyrants rather then with those who are following reason, science, progress, tolerance. Protecting those who committed genocide is another crime committed against humanity.We invite you and Turkish government to visit the web sites below for information and International Criminal Court's findings on Darfur and Kurdish and Armenian Genocides all committed by Muslims.
http://www.genocideindarfur.net/
http://www.icc-cpi.int/menus/icc/situations%20and%20cases/situations/situation%20icc%200205/related%20cases/icc02050109/press%20releases/icc%20issues%20a%20warrant%20of%20arrest%20for%20omar%20al%20bashir_%20president%20of%20sudan
http://www.gendercide.org/case_anfal.html
http://www.armenian-genocide.org/genocidefaq.html
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10007043
This is why we are comfortable [with the visit of al-Bashir].
The International Criminal Court, or ICC, has issued an arrest warrant for al-Bashir, citing his alleged role in the atrocities perpetrated in the Darfur region of Sudan, which claimed the lives of more than 400,000 people. Turkey is among the few countries to have not yet ratified the Rome Statute, which requires compliance with ICC rulings.
The European Union asked Turkey on Friday to align its policy on the al-Bashir issue with that of Brussels and indirectly demanded the cancellation of the visit for the sake of the ongoing membership talks. In the meantime, international human rights organizations urged Turkey to arrest al-Bashir if he arrives in Istanbul.
Erdogan said "We are aware of the fact that there are those who want to corner Turkey through al-Bashir's visit. These people should know well our sensitivities about human rights violations. I went to Darfur myself. I want to ask: How many of these worlds leaders paid a visit to Sudan, to Darfur? I went there to see it with my own eyes" Erdogan said and he added that he did not observe that genocide was being committed during his Darfur visit.
Al-Raed, a Sudanese newspaper widely considered an outlet for the National Congress Party, or NCP, said al-Bashir would fly from Egypt to Turkey on Monday, after concluding his participation in the fourth Forum of China-Africa Cooperation. The paper reported that the president was expected to arrive in Istanbul late Monday afternoon.
The European Union reiterated its position on al-Bashir to Turkey through a diplomatic note, which asked the Turkish government to align its policies with that of the 27-member bloc. Turkey responded harshly to the EU, saying al-Bashir was not arriving in Istanbul for a bilateral visit and that the invitation was made by the OIC.
According to diplomatic sources, there was an active diplomatic discussion in Ankara, Brussels and Washington over the weekend concerning al-Bashir's visit. While Brussels and Washington pressed Turkey to cancel the visit, Ankara tried to keep a lid on reactions from the EU and the United States.
U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said it was really up to the government of Turkey whether to allow the indicted president to attend a meeting of the OIC. Kelly also said Washington's purpose was not to criticize Turkey but that it would expect Turkey to raise Darfur issue, if it holds meetings with al-Bashir. But like Turkey, the United States also has yet to sign the Rome Statute.
We demand that Turkish Prime Minister apologize for disrespecting the memory of Genocide victims, for disregarding the pain and grief of those who survived the atrocities, for protecting tyrants and despots and for spewing hatred in the world, for dividing people among religions and tribes and nations, rather then uniting people for peace and for destroying old friendships among people. Erdogan promotes alliances with extremists and tyrants rather then with those who are following reason, science, progress, tolerance. Protecting those who committed genocide is another crime committed against humanity.We invite you and Turkish government to visit the web sites below for information and International Criminal Court's findings on Darfur and Kurdish and Armenian Genocides all committed by Muslims.
http://www.genocideindarfur.net/
http://www.icc-cpi.int/menus/icc/situations%20and%20cases/situations/situation%20icc%200205/related%20cases/icc02050109/press%20releases/icc%20issues%20a%20warrant%20of%20arrest%20for%20omar%20al%20bashir_%20president%20of%20sudan
http://www.gendercide.org/case_anfal.html
http://www.armenian-genocide.org/genocidefaq.html
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10007043
WE THE UNDERSIGNED PROTEST TURISH PRIME MINISTER'S STATEMENT IN DEFENSE OF EL BASHIR: " IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR A MUSLIM TO COMMIT GENOCIDE" {This is why we are comfortable [with the visit of al-Bashir to Turkey]
The International Criminal Court, or ICC, has issued an arrest warrant for al-Bashir, citing his alleged role in the atrocities perpetrated in the Darfur region of Sudan, which claimed the lives of more than 400,000 people. Turkey is among the few countries to have not yet ratified the Rome Statute, which requires compliance with ICC rulings.
The European Union asked Turkey on Friday to align its policy on the al-Bashir issue with that of Brussels and indirectly demanded the cancellation of the visit for the sake of the ongoing membership talks. In the meantime, international human rights organizations urged Turkey to arrest al-Bashir if he arrives in Istanbul.
We are aware of the fact that there are those who want to corner Turkey through al-Bashir's visit. These people should know well our sensitivities about human rights violations. I went to Darfur myself. I want to ask: How many of these worlds leaders paid a visit to Sudan, to Darfur? I went there to see it with my own eyes, Erdogan said and he added that he did not observe that genocide was being committed during his Darfur visit.
Al-Raed, a Sudanese newspaper widely considered an outlet for the National Congress Party, or NCP, said al-Bashir would fly from Egypt to Turkey on Monday, after concluding his participation in the fourth Forum of China-Africa Cooperation. The paper reported that the president was expected to arrive in Istanbul late Monday afternoon.
The European Union reiterated its position on al-Bashir to Turkey through a diplomatic note, which asked the Turkish government to align its policies with that of the 27-member bloc. Turkey responded harshly to the EU, saying al-Bashir was not arriving in Istanbul for a bilateral visit and that the invitation was made by the OIC.
According to diplomatic sources, there was an active diplomatic discussion in Ankara, Brussels and Washington over the weekend concerning al-Bashir's visit. While Brussels and Washington pressed Turkey to cancel the visit, Ankara tried to keep a lid on reactions from the EU and the United States.
U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said it was really up to the government of Turkey whether to allow the indicted president to attend a meeting of the OIC. Kelly also said Washington's purpose was not to criticize Turkey but that it would expect Turkey to raise Darfur issue, if it holds meetings with al-Bashir. But like Turkey, the United States also has yet to sign the Rome Statute.
We demand that Turkish Prime Minister apologize first for disrespecting the memory of Genocide victims, second for disregarding the pain and grief of those who survived the atrocities, for protecting tyrants and despots and for spewing hatred in the world, for dividing people among religions and tribes and nations, for destroying friendships. We are united and we want to make alliances and demand for our leaders to pay attention to reason, science, progress, tolerance, peace! We do not want our leaders to protect genocide committers, despots, tyrants nor muslim or any religious fundamentalists! Those who do are shameless and are a disgrace to humanity!Below information on Genocides, Darfur! and those committed by muslims on muslims (saddam on kurds) and muslims committed on christians (turks on armenians)
http://www.genocideindarfur.net/
http://www.icc-cpi.int/menus/icc/situations%20and%20cases/situations/situation%20icc%200205/related%20cases/icc02050109/press%20releases/icc%20issues%20a%20warrant%20of%20arrest%20for%20omar%20al%20bashir_%20president%20of%20sudan
http://www.gendercide.org/case_anfal.html
http://www.armenian-genocide.org/genocidefaq.html
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10007043
signersignerThe International Criminal Court, or ICC, has issued an arrest warrant for al-Bashir, citing his alleged role in the atrocities perpetrated in the Darfur region of Sudan, which claimed the lives of more than 400,000 people. Turkey is among the few countries to have not yet ratified the Rome Statute, which requires compliance with ICC rulings.
The European Union asked Turkey on Friday to align its policy on the al-Bashir issue with that of Brussels and indirectly demanded the cancellation of the visit for the sake of the ongoing membership talks. In the meantime, international human rights organizations urged Turkey to arrest al-Bashir if he arrives in Istanbul.
We are aware of the fact that there are those who want to corner Turkey through al-Bashir's visit. These people should know well our sensitivities about human rights violations. I went to Darfur myself. I want to ask: How many of these worlds leaders paid a visit to Sudan, to Darfur? I went there to see it with my own eyes, Erdogan said and he added that he did not observe that genocide was being committed during his Darfur visit.
Al-Raed, a Sudanese newspaper widely considered an outlet for the National Congress Party, or NCP, said al-Bashir would fly from Egypt to Turkey on Monday, after concluding his participation in the fourth Forum of China-Africa Cooperation. The paper reported that the president was expected to arrive in Istanbul late Monday afternoon.
The European Union reiterated its position on al-Bashir to Turkey through a diplomatic note, which asked the Turkish government to align its policies with that of the 27-member bloc. Turkey responded harshly to the EU, saying al-Bashir was not arriving in Istanbul for a bilateral visit and that the invitation was made by the OIC.
According to diplomatic sources, there was an active diplomatic discussion in Ankara, Brussels and Washington over the weekend concerning al-Bashir's visit. While Brussels and Washington pressed Turkey to cancel the visit, Ankara tried to keep a lid on reactions from the EU and the United States.
U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said it was really up to the government of Turkey whether to allow the indicted president to attend a meeting of the OIC. Kelly also said Washington's purpose was not to criticize Turkey but that it would expect Turkey to raise Darfur issue, if it holds meetings with al-Bashir. But like Turkey, the United States also has yet to sign the Rome Statute.
We demand that Turkish Prime Minister apologize first for disrespecting the memory of Genocide victims, second for disregarding the pain and grief of those who survived the atrocities, for protecting tyrants and despots and for spewing hatred in the world, for dividing people among religions and tribes and nations, for destroying friendships. We are united and we want to make alliances and demand for our leaders to pay attention to reason, science, progress, tolerance, peace! We do not want our leaders to protect genocide committers, despots, tyrants nor muslim or any religious fundamentalists! Those who do are shameless and are a disgrace to humanity!Below information on Genocides, Darfur! and those committed by muslims on muslims (saddam on kurds) and muslims committed on christians (turks on armenians)
http://www.genocideindarfur.net/
http://www.icc-cpi.int/menus/icc/situations%20and%20cases/situations/situation%20icc%200205/related%20cases/icc02050109/press%20releases/icc%20issues%20a%20warrant%20of%20arrest%20for%20omar%20al%20bashir_%20president%20of%20sudan
http://www.gendercide.org/case_anfal.html
http://www.armenian-genocide.org/genocidefaq.html
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10007043
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