162 Arab organizations and personalities condemn through a statement any possible Turkish attack
*Very important statement*
162 Arab and personal organizations
Academy appeals to the international community to rein in Turkey in northern Syria and denounces possible attacks targeting that region*
*Statement to world public opinion*
Land is essential to the attainment of many human rights and we hold fast to our land and our honor
Since December 1948, the date of the issuance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which represented a shift in the collective awareness of humanity of the need to embody the actual commitment to human rights, dignity and freedom, based on a common standard that should be aimed at all peoples and nations, and which has been translated into 500 languages, humanity has been hoping for a better situation on all life levels, but the successive facts over the years have left individuals and peoples with great disappointment, as rights and freedoms are violated and trampled, and the human being has become just a number in the machine of exploitation and violations.
We jurists, journalists, civil activists, intellectuals and writers, movements, parties, organizations, associations, personalities and public opinion makers in the free world, appeal to the international and Arab community, countries and organizations, to put an end to the Turkish threats targeting the regions of northern and eastern Syria to prevent any possible military operation that will inevitably lead to a humanitarian and social disaster Unprecedented.
Respect for human rights, cultures and beliefs is a statement that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan does not recognize, who continues to threaten to invade northern and eastern Syria at a depth of 30 kilometers, that is, to invade an area in which about 2.5 million people live and whose demographics are characterized by ethnic and religious diversity, from Kurds, Arabs and Syriacs. The Assyrians, Chechnya, Armenians and Turkmen are components of Syria that have long coexisted for decades in peace, security and difference.
We, the signatories at the bottom of this statement, warn against any possible operation aimed at ethnic cleansing against the indigenous population and seeking to undermine the efforts to combat the terrorist organization ISIS, which will cause a wave of migration and displacement of millions inside and outside Syria, and entrench the state of instability in a broken country that is experiencing conflict and crises.
We affirm that the operation that Ankara intends to launch will turn the region into a hotbed of long-term conflict in which the risks of the growth of terrorism and the revival of takfiri organizations that will affect regional and international national security will be raised.
Believing in those international and regional efforts to resolve the Syrian crisis by peaceful means through dialogue and based on United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254 related to a ceasefire and a political settlement of the situation in Syria, we call on international public opinion to curb Turkey’s intercourse and deter it from launching any attacks that touch the soil and lead to chaos, violence and fighting.
We renew our firm positions as national organizations, associations, structures and personalities that peaceful dialogue is the basis for constructive and feasible solutions, and we call on the Turkish state to stop the language of threats and resort to the language of dialogue as a basis for resolving outstanding issues.
We also call on the Turkish public opinion to assume its responsibilities in this aspect.
We, the signatories to this statement, call on the international community to:
- Putting pressure on the Turkish state to prevent any new military operation and to resolve issues through dialogue.
- Forming a specialized international and Arab League committee, whose objective is to follow up the violations and violations committed by Ankara on the Syrian-Turkish border, and to submit its reports to the UN Security Council and the competent authorities.
The signatories:
1. The Arab Organization for Human Rights - Egypt.
2. Jusoor Center for Strategic Studies - Egypt
3. Dr. Mokhtar Ghobashi, Secretary General of the Al-Farabi Center - Egypt.
4. Dr. Gamal Abdel Gawad, Advisor to the Center for Political and Strategic Studies - Egypt.
5. Dr. Dr. Ahmed Fouad Anwar. Member of the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs and Professor of Hebrew Language at Alexandria University - Egypt
6. Dr. Balqis Abu Asba, President of the Awam Foundation for Development.
7. Ali Ahmed Badrakhan, film director - Egypt.
8. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
9. Al-Farabi Center for Studies, Consultations and Training.
10. Dr. Basma Hamdi, Spokesperson and Secretary General of the International Federation of African Women - Tunisia.
11. Ali Ragab, researcher and media person - Egypt.
12. Journalist Hossam Abu El-Ela .. October Magazine - Egypt
13. Ambassador Dr. Ramadan Al-Bahbah, former Libyan ambassador to India - Libya.
14. Media and journalist Husam al-Tayeb - Libya
15. Journalist Abdel Ghani Diab, Head of Studies Unit at the Arab Center for Research and Studies - Egypt
16. Representative Adel Amer - Egypt
17. Representative Dr. Ali Omar Al-Takbali, member of the Libyan House of Representatives - Libya.
18. Ahmed Sultan, researcher and media person - Egypt.
19. Mohamed Fathi Al-Sharif, President of the Arab Center for Research and Studies - Egypt.
20. Hanafi El-Feki, editor-in-chief of the Egypt Libya News Gateway - Egypt.
21. Randa Fakhr El-Din, Vice President of the Arab Center for Research and Studies - Egypt.
22. Mohamed Hisham, managing editor of the Egypt-Saudi Arabia Gateway, Egypt.
23. Dr. Nabil Najm El-Din, journalist and writer specializing in international relations - Egypt.
24. Ms. Asmaa Al-Husseini, writer and journalist - Egypt.
25. Hassan Brahimi, an intellectual - Morocco.
26. Numan Hudhaifah, President of the National Council for Minorities in Yemen - Yemen.
27. A. Dr. Fikri Selim..Professor at the Faculty of Languages and Translation, Al-Azhar University, Egypt.
28. Major General Mahmoud Mansour Mohamed Gamal El Din - Egypt.
29. Dr. Eman Abdel Azim, Professor of Political Science, Cairo University, Egypt.
30. Ahmed Abdel Rahim, journalistic writer - Egypt.
31. Dr. Sherine Mokhtar - Libya.
32. Khaled El-Esawy, writer and journalist - Egypt.
33. Yasmine Atef Center of Arabs - Egypt.
34. Adel Al-Fakhrani, journalist, Egypt.
35. Sayed Abu Al-Yazid, managing editor of Al-Jumhuriya newspaper - Egypt.
36. Dr. Kamal Hamed Moghith is a researcher at the National Center for Educational Research - Egypt.
37. Dr. Muhammad Al-Suwerki - writer and historian - Jordan.
38. Dr. Galal Zenati, university professor - Egypt.
39. Representative Atef Maghawry - Head of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Tagammu Party in the Egyptian House of Representatives - Egypt.
40. Hussein al-Saghir Abd al-Nabi, coordinator of popular relations for the Revolutionary Committees Movement - Libya.
41. Walaa Abu Sib, researcher and journalist - Egypt.
42. Khaled Al-Kilani, journalist and writer, lawyer of cassation and the Supreme Constitutional Court - Egypt.
43. Dr. Ayman Al-Raqab - an academic - Palestine.
44. Abdul Rahman Al-Rayyan - writer and journalist - Yemen.
45. Hani El-Gamal - Director of the Kenana Studies Center - Egypt.
46. Dr. Samir Farag - Head of the Photography Department, Faculty of Cinema, Theater and Music at Cairo University - Palestine.
47. Mahmoud Hatem - journalist - Egypt.
48. Abdul Sattar Saif Al-Shamiri - writer and political researcher - Yemen.
49. Dr. Mahmoud Zayed - his PhD in Arabic language - Egypt
50. Elhamy El-Meligy - writer and journalist - Egypt
51. The Reform Movement - Syria
52. Yasser Abu Sido, artist and writer - Palestine
53. Ramy Zohdy - Independent Economist and Politician - Egypt
54. Faeq Jarada - Director of Palestine TV Office in Cairo - Palestine
55. Ahmed El-Husseini, journalist and researcher - Egypt
56. Ragaei Fayed, writer and political analyst - Egypt
57. Islam Goel Writer - Libya
58. Dr. Matouk Hassan Saleh Al-Raaini, Secretary-General of the National Caucus for Peace and Human Rights - Yemen
59. Brigadier General Jamil Al-Maamari, political analyst and military expert - Yemen
60. Dr. Tayseer Abdul-Jabbar Al-Alusi is an academic and human rights activist - Iraq
61. Maryam Saeed, a media personality - Egypt.
62. Ahmed Atta, media and journalist - Egypt.
63. Mona Hussein, a media person - Yemen.
64. Mostafa Anbar, Editor-in-Chief of Arab Affairs, Cairo 24 - Egypt.
65. Dr. Mohamed Mohsen Abu El Nour, President of the Arab Forum for Policy Analysts - Egypt.
66. Sayed Mostafa is a journalist specializing in foreign affairs - Egypt.
67. Dr. Engineer Ahmed Abdel-Khaleq El-Shennawy - Egypt.
68. Dr. Awatef Abdel Rahman, Professor of Journalism - Egypt.
69. Magdy Ahmed Ali, film director - Egypt.
70. Ibrahim Daoud, poet and journalist - Egypt.
71. Ibrahim Abdel Fattah is a poet - Egypt.
72. Alaa Taha is a journalist - Egypt.
73. Mohamed Hashem publisher - Egypt.
74. Mohamed Suleiman Fayed, journalist - Egypt.
75. Mahmoud Al-Busaifi is a journalist, writer and storyteller - Libya.
76. Mohamed Nabil is a journalist - Egypt.
77. Yassine El-Rikh is a journalist - Morocco.
78. Dr. Sana Hashem, Professor of Scenario - Egypt.
79. Fahmy Fouad, a chartered accountant and writer - Egyptian.
80. - Muhammad Al-Kafrawi, poet - Egypt.
81. - Sherif Idris, representative - Egypt.
82. _Ahmed Yassin Kateb - Egypt.
83. - Maher Abu Deif activist - Egypt.
84. - Shams Hilal, journalist, Egypt.
85. - Bahgat Al-Wakeel.. Journalist and researcher - Egypt.
86. - Mona Al-Sheikh, an Egyptian journalist.
87. - Abdel Nasser Qutb, Egyptian journalist and writer.
88. -Mohamed Fares..Egyptian researcher and writer.
89. - Amal Ahmed.. Journalist - Egypt.
90. Walid Abu Al-Saud journalist - Egypt.
91. Mona Al-Sheikh is an Egyptian journalist.
92. Mohamed Shawky, writer and researcher - Egypt.
93. Khaled Mahmoud Kateb - Egypt.
94. Walid Al-Ghazi, Scriptwriter - Egypt.
95. - Walid Al-Ghazi .. Scriptwriter - Egypt.
96. - Khaled Mahmoud Kateb - Egypt.
97. - Mohamed Shawky, writer and researcher - Egypt.
98. Asmaa Al-Sharouni is an activist - Egypt.
99. Dr. Dina Mohsen, Media Instructor - Egypt.
100. Heba Mohamed Media - Egypt.
101. Samir Mahfouz, plastic artist - Egypt.
102. Yasser Selim is a journalist - Egypt.
103. Fatima Badawy is a journalist - Egypt
104. Said Kenawy Media - Egypt.
105. Salwa Omar, a media personality - Egypt.
106. Ahmed Kamal is a journalist - Egypt.
107. Amina Abdullah is a poet - Egypt.
108. Hassan Barkiah, journalist, Sudan.
109. Mansour Al-Swaim, journalist and novelist - Sudan.
110. Zain al-Abidin al-Dhubaibi is a poet - Yemen.
111. Media Magda Taleb - Egypt.
112. Nisreen Kishk, plastic artist - Egypt.
113. Suhair Al-Samman, writer and writer - Yemen.
114. Ahmed Khaled. Journalist and poet - Egypt.
115. Mujahid Al-Ajab Journalist - Sudan.
116. Faisal Muhammad Salih, journalist and former Minister of Culture and Information - Sudan.
117. Marie Al-Debs, President of the Wardet Boutros Association - Lebanon.
118. Ilham Muhammad - Feminist Activist - Lebanon.
119. Dylan Hassan - Feminist Activist - Lebanon.
120. Jihan Ibrahim - Feminist Activist - Lebanon.
121. Neamat Badr El-Din, media person - Lebanon.
122. Arlette Khoury, Syriac Women's Association - Lebanon.
123. Suad Abdel Rahman - Palestinian Women's Association - Palestine.
124. Samar Sayoun - Empowerment and Skills Trainer - Lebanon
125. Mona Tabboush - Feminist Activist - Lebanon.
126. Nahed Sousan - School Principal - Lebanon.
127. Dalal Al-Bustani - University Professor - Lebanon.
128. Nisreen Berro - civil activist - Lebanon.
129. Donna Jaalouk - Lawyer - Lebanon.
130. Rabha Al-Farsi, deputy head of the Libyan Future Movement party. lipa.
131. Susan Amin - civil activist - Sweden.
132. Khadija Riady is a human rights defender, recipient of the United Nations Human Rights Prize - Morocco
133. Sawsan Shoman - human rights and social activist - Lebanon.
134. Azza Mustafa Mohamed Ahmed - Academy - Sudan.
135. Souad Brahma - lawyer and human rights and political activist - Morocco.
136. Dr. Maryam Abu Daqqa - a social activist and a leader in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - Palestine.
137. Hind Daghestani - Syria.
138. Dr. Heba Haddadin - General Director of the Gender Foundation for Studies and Consultations - Lebanon.
139. Kanjar Abdullah - Writer - Iraq/Kurdistan Region.
140. Muhammad Abu Mahdi - writer and political analyst - Palestine
141. Sameh Al-Maharik - writer and journalist - Jordan.
142. Karima El Hefnawy - Pharmacist and Writer - Egypt.
143. Ahmed Al-Ameed - journalist - Egypt.
144. Dr. Alfred Riachy - Secretary General of the Federalist Congress - Lebanon.
145. Hani Anwar Madi - political activist - Egypt.
146. Ahmed Bahaa El Din Shaaban - Head of the Egyptian Socialist Party - Egypt.
147. Salwa Qiqa - Tunisia.
148. Farnaz Attia Ahmed - researcher - Egypt.
149. Ali Amjad Sabbar - writer and journalist - Iraq.
150. Lawyer Abdel Hamid Bakr Abdel Hamid - Member of the Executive Office of the Progressive Youth Union of the Egyptian Gathering Party. -Egypt.
151. Lawyer Mahmoud Desouki - Secretary of the Progressive Youth Union of the Egyptian Tagammu Party. Egypt.
152. Abdul-Wadud Al-Kurdi, writer - Jordan.
153. Walid Al-Ramali - writer and journalist - Egypt.
154. Hamo Muskovian - writer and journalist - Lebanon.
155. Hanan Othman - Vice President of Nowruz Cultural and Social Association - Lebanon.
156. Salah Adly - Head of the Egyptian Communist Party - Egypt.
157. Dr. Muhammad Al-Zubaidi, Professor of International Law - Libya.
158. Kamal Seydou - Association for the Defense of Threatened Peoples - Germany.
159. Imran Al-Khatib - writer and journalist - Jordan.
160. Jamal Hassan - President of Nowruz Cultural Association - Lebanon.
161. Kadar Berry - President of the Organization of Kurds without Borders - Germany.
162. Nashat al-Masry - writer and novelist - Egypt
