Jurist comment about reports related with trafficking of human organs in occupied areas

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that there are suspicions in the area of ​​ GIRÊ SPî / Tal Abyad regarding the trade of mercenaries of the Turkish occupation army with human organs, especially (the two factions of Jabhha al-Shamiyya and Ahrar al-Sharqiya) in the areas recently occupied by the Turkish state. Taking advantage of the autopsy in Turkish hospitals.

The lawyer and a member of the Union of Lawyers in Al-Jazeera region and a member of the Human Rights Organization Mohammed Amin al-Naimi, that violations and practices committed by the Turkish occupation state since the attack on NE, Syria beyond the imagination any follower of human rights, has started from the attack through the occupation and committing war crimes against humanity, violations of all international laws adopted at the level of international courts, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations in respect of the 1945 International Convention.

"The Turkish occupation committed heinous crimes against civilians and private and public property," he said" Crimes are increasing daily, and international law is almost impossible to classify, because they are constantly repeated and are committed at the level of international law.

Al-Naimi explained that the dramatic situation in which crimes and massacres are carried out by the Turkish occupation state and its mercenary gangs is incapable of organizations and the followers and all concerned with public affairs, at the local and global levels, are unable to count them, including theft of human organs. The form like this crime is denounced in the level of national laws in most countries of the world, and in terms of international law are classified as war crimes, and therefore perpetrators are referred to the International Criminal Court, which was established in The Hague in 1998 under the Rome Statute.

Al-Naimi pointed out that anyone who commits trafficking in human organs is referred to the International Criminal Court, responsibility and accountability lie directly with the Security Council, and it is imperative that it take swift action to curb its perpetrators.

He appealed to all those concerned with international human rights and humanitarian law to carry out their responsibilities and duties to the fullest.   It also demanded quick intervention to put an end to the Turkish violations and return all the people who were forcibly displaced from their areas to their cities and villages, the demographic change of the region is not allowed. "It is also a war crime, a crime parallel to theft of human organs," he said.

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ANHA