AANES's Representatives message international bodies about Turkish attacks

Representatives of AANES have communicated with official Arab and international bodies, global human rights and political organizations regarding the ongoing Turkish occupation army attacks, and provided them with a special file on the motives, influence and repercussions.

AANES's Representatives message international bodies about Turkish attacks
1 January, 2024   11:59
NEWS DESK
 AHMED SAMIR

The Turkish occupation army has escalated its bombing of infrastructure again since December 23, targeting “medical, educational, service, vital, and commercial facilities,” which led to the martyrdom of 10 people and the injury of dozens.

According to the Department of Foreign Relations, 4 representations of AANES prepared a file on the recent escalation against the people of the region, and sent it to dozens of parties, including (international, human rights and humanitarian organizations, the ministers of European and foreign affairs, representations of Arab, Western and European countries, the European Union Parliament, political parties, and political figures).

The representative of AANES in Austria handed over the file to 116 parties, including (the Presidential Office, the Speaker of Parliament, the Ministry of European and Foreign Affairs, international organizations in Austria and their offices, and humanitarian and relief organizations).

While the representative of AANES in Europe sent the file to (the Office of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. António Guterres, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Humanitarian Affairs, Mr. Martin Griffiths, the Office of the United Nations Special Envoy for Syria, Mr. Geir Pedersen, 9 Western and European representations, and the United Nations Human Rights Council. , the United Nations International Commission of Inquiry, the Swiss Foreign Ministry, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch).

Whereas the representative of AANES in the Benelux Union countries (Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg) sent the file to several parties in those countries (the European Union Foreign Ministry, representatives of the European Parliament from Belgium and the Netherlands, United Nations offices, Amnesty International offices, Human Rights Watch, and international organizations. Others in Brussels and Arab embassies and missions in Belgium.”

 As for the parties that AANES's representative in Scandinavia wrote to, they are (the Swedish political parties, the Foreign and Defense Committees in the Swedish Parliament, the Palme International Center, the Swedish Center for Foreign Studies and Strategic Defense, and the Norwegian-Danish Foreign Ministry).

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