TEV-DEM held Syrian regime Caesar law's repercussions on Syrian people

Democratic Society Movement, TEV-DEM, held the "Syrian regime" responsible for the repercussions of Caesar's law on Syrian society, and called on the international community to intervene quickly to stop the implementation of this law.

TEV-DEM held Syrian regime Caesar law's repercussions on Syrian people
14 June, 2020   03:01
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The Democratic Society Movement TEV-DEM issued a written statement regarding the implications of Caesar's law on Syrian society, and held the Syrian government, as well as the coalition, Russia and the United Nations responsible for its negative effects on Syrian society.

The statement stated:

"A few days separated us from the implementation of the unfair sanctions known as Caesar Law against Syria and its people. After all these years of tragedies and suffering that the Syrian society suffered from war, chauvinistic sedition and occupation due to the absence of a political and radical solution to the Syrian crisis by the international community. The failure of the Syrian regime and its evasion from his full responsibility for the dialogue between the Syrian-Syrian solution, the regime bears the greatest portion of this crisis that brought the country to this social and economic catastrophe. The Syrian regime today had to search for alternatives and solutions to this crisis to mitigate its effects on the Syrian people, otherwise it is a true partner in this law.

The statement added: "Instead of pressuring the regime to accept dialogue and work to end the Syrian crisis, they later reached the promulgation of the Caesar Law to impose sanctions on Syria, which will increase the tragedy and pain of Syrian society."

The Syrian situation in general and social in particular is not suitable to bear this economic catastrophe, it may be a new catastrophe added to the record of the Syrian crisis due to the collapse of the economic structure in the country in general and the scarcity of collapsed living resources as a result of the damage to the Syrian society that will become a victim of the goals of the Turkish occupation and countries with common interests.

The Democratic Society Movement TEV-DEM described the law as an economic war that aims to impose surrender on the will of the people of northeastern Syria, and added: "These sanctions will impact negatively on all of Syria, as well as our situation in the north and east regions of Syria, especially that comes in the context of what remains undamaged, which is The will of the united and united peoples to protect their accomplishments and values that were achieved thanks to the great sacrifices made by these peoples. With this immoral policy, they aim to impose famine, high cost of living and hit the market economy, which will lead to a shortage of food and medical supplies such as medicines and infant formula, and will contribute to the spread of the coronavirus pandemic among society. This is in itself an economic war against our will and their goal is to impose surrender and seize that free will. "

The statement held the international community as well as the Syrian government responsible for the implications of implementing this law: "We in TEV-DEM held the responsibility for this deteriorating situation of the United Nations, which turned a blind eye to the passage of this law, as well as the International Coalition led by the United States of America, Russia and the Syrian government. We also appeal to the international community to carry out its moral duties and swift intervention to stop the implementation of this law. "

The Democratic Society Movement TEV-DEM appealed to the community at the end of its statement: "Our people and all civil society federations and institutions for northern and eastern Syria that represent the will of a free society to be cautious about the brokers of the economic war, and to approach with full awareness about this already artificial economic crisis and to express stances against these sanctions and work to serve and protect society We are confident that we will weather this economic crisis.

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ANHA