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Law conference in London on international rule of law
London- 11
September 2001 American attacks and its aftereffects in the field
of international politics have also triggered new discussions
on human rights within the scope of international rule of law.
Two
different approaches are visible on human rights and war jurisprudence
in consideration of the American sweeps in Afghanistan and at
a lower intensity in other areas of the world. A school of jurists
considers that a 50 year old system of laws are no more compatible
and must be reviewed for the needs of the new century and another
school of jurisprudence considers that the current body of international
law is like a one sided sword and manufactures double codes against
the rights of Muslim Peoples.
Take for example
the attitude of The American manufactured organization called
"Human Rights Watch" and British custom tailored organization
"Amnesty International": The Daily Telegraph of 4 May
exposed them. The said organizations were particularly careful
in their wording about the atrocities in Jenin. They avoided to
use the word "Massacre" but rounded it up for easy swallow
and named it "Excessive use of force by Israel !"
Misery of
the United Nations with inability to send observers to Palestine
and double standards of the international organizations in above
referred matters have created doubts about their credibility.
Justice International
is a global network of lawyers promoting international human rights
standards, justice and fair trial is established in year 1992.
Has offices in Europe, Americas and Asia. Justice International
organized a conference in London on 7-8 May. The conference is
named "International rule of law and the mechanism for the
enforcement of human rights." NGO representatives and academicians
from several Muslim countries attended the conference.
Caucasus Foundation
joined the conference with a lengthy report named "Endless
Genocide at Caucasus and Chechen tragedy" and a declaration
named "Clouds are cast over the 'Crime against Humanity'."
The Report of The Caucasus Foundation enjoyed strong interest
all along the two days of conference.
Caucasus Foundation
declaration said: "Forced Deportation from Caucasus is no
reference to a historical period. The current genocide in
Chechnya
and banishment of more than 500.000 population from their homeland
is a direct reference to the imperialistic ambitions of the current
Russian militarizm and originates from and is continuation of
the year "1864 Great Forced Deportation" from the Caucasus."
Terror politics of the Russian imperialism have staged this forced
deportations with intervals since then.
Lets remember
that 1.000.000 innocent civilian population were forced to leave
their homeland Caucasus in conditions of the year 1864 and what
a great number was this when compared to world population of year
1864 and what a tragedy it was. And lets further remember the
more recent monstrous deed of the Soviet Russian dictator Stalin
when he ordered to exterminate the nations of the Caucasus to
the bare lands, to steps of Siberia and Kazakhstan in years 1943
and 1944. The banished nations Chechen-Ingush, Karachai-Balkar,
Crimeans, Mesketians' tragedy continues today with its after effects.
So, right here today it is the very real continuation of the forced
deportation and continuation of the genocide."
The last speaker
of the conference was Ahmet Mercan, President of MAZLUMDER Istanbul
branch. Mazlumder is a Human Rights organisation. Ahmet Mercan
said that "September 11 is a new breaking point in human
rights. The United States started an attack in a manner that did
not suit the qualities of a legal state. Some states in Europe
carried out urgent regulations in their laws that did not suit
human rights. Actual situations that were not in conformity with
a legal state were established. While carrying out these implementations,
the weakness of the understanding of human rights came up and
a style of explanation came up: "Sacrificing freedom for
security."
"The
need for a new self-criticism and a new leadership to the abondoned
human rights concept rises," said Ahmet Mercan.