Featured Posts (193)
Sort by
صـاحـب السـعـادة المبـجـّل بــان كـي مـون, امين عام الأمم المتحدة ,,,تحية إنسانية شعراء وكــتـّاب أوتــاوا المهـتمين بحقوق الإنسـان يوجهون رسالتهم الي معاليكم ويناشدوكم بإسـم الانسانية جمعا ويطالبونكم بالعمل المستمر من أجل ايقاف الحرب الأهلية في اليمن وتقديم المساعدات وبذل الجهود من أجل عالم خال من الحروب, من أجل الحرية والأخاء والمساواه, من أجل حياة كريمة للإنسانية جمعاء ومن أجل الحفاظ على مصلحة الشعب اليمني والحفاظ على الوحدة والديمقراطية وحقوق الإنسان, من أجل اطفال لاذنب لهم بالماضي والحاضر وسيدفعون كرها ثمن الحرب. والأمـل بكم منـوط في المسؤولية التي تتحملـونهـا في المنظـمة الدولية. شعراء وكــتـّاب أوتــاوا المهـتمين بحقوق الإنسـان الدكتور إم . تي. المنصوري أوتــاوا-كندا 18 أغسطس 2009م https://poetsofottawa.ning.com/ : صورة مع التحية ل منظمة الأمم المتحدة للتربية والعلوم والثقافة-الـيونسكو منظمة الأمم المتحدة للطفولة – اليونيسف محكمة العدل الدولية منظمة الصحة العالمية جامعة الدول العربية منظمة الصحة العالمية, وهيئات ومنظمات حقوقية أخرى
The global economic crisis is exacerbating human rights abuses, Amnesty International has warned. In its annual report, the group said the downturn had distracted attention from abuses and created new problems. Rising prices meant millions were struggling to meet basic needs in Africa and Asia, it said, and protests were being met with repression. Political conflict meant people were suffering in DR Congo, North Korea, Gaza and Darfur, among others, it said. 'Time-bomb' The 400-page report, compiled in 157 countries, said that human rights were being relegated to the back seat in pursuit of global economic recovery. The world's poorest people were bearing the brunt of the economic downturn, Amnesty said, and millions of people were facing insecurity and indignity. Migrant workers in China, indigenous groups in Latin America and those who struggled to meet basic needs in Africa had all been hit hard, it said. Where people had tried to protest, their actions had in many cases been met with repression and violence. The group warned that rising poverty could lead to instability and mass violence. "The underlying global economic crisis is an explosive human rights crisis: a combination of social, economic and political problems has created a time-bomb of human rights abuses," said Amnesty's Secretary General, Irene Khan. The group is launching a new campaign called Demand Dignity aimed at tackling the marginalisation of millions through poverty. World leaders should set an example and invest in human rights as purposefully as they invest in economic growth, Ms Khan said. "Economic recovery will be neither sustainable nor equitable if governments fail to tackle abuses that drive and deepen poverty, or armed conflicts that generate new violations," she said. See below for highlights of the report by region AFRICA Amnesty says the economic crisis has had a direct impact on human rights abuses on the continent. "People came into the streets to protest against the high cost of living," Erwin van der Borght, Amnesty's Africa programme director, told the BBC's Network Africa programme. "The reaction we saw from the authorities was very repressive. For example, in Cameroon about 100 people were killed in February last year." But the bulk of Amnesty's report concentrated on the continent's three main conflict zones: the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia and Sudan. In DR Congo, the focus was on the east where it said civilians had suffered terribly at the hands of government soldiers and rebel groups. The Hutu FDLR movement, for example, was accused of raping women and burning people alive in their homes. Amnesty said it was also the civilians in Somalia who bore the brunt of conflict, with tens of thousands fleeing violence and hundreds killed by ferocious fighting in the capital, Mogadishu. It also highlighted the killing and abduction of journalists and aid workers. In Sudan, Amnesty catalogued a series of abuses including the sentencing to death of members of a rebel group, a clampdown on human rights activists and the expulsion of several aid groups following the issuing of an international arrest warrant against President Omar al-Bashir. A number of countries, including Zimbabwe and Ethiopia, were criticised for intimidating and imprisoning members of the opposition. And Nigeria came under fire for the forced evictions of thousands of people in the eastern city of Port Harcourt. ASIA Across the region, millions fell further into poverty as the cost of basic necessities rose, Amnesty said. In Burma, the military government rejected international aid in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis and punished those who tried to help victims of the disaster. It continued campaigns against minority groups which involved forced labour, torture and murder, Amnesty said. In North Korea, millions are said to have experienced hunger not seen in a decade and thousands tried to flee, only to be caught and returned to detention, forced labour and torture. In both North Korea and Burma, freedom of expression was non-existent. In China, the run-up to the Beijing Olympic Games was marred by a clamp-down on activists and journalists, and the forcible evictions of thousands from their homes, the report said. Ethnic minorities in Xinjiang and Tibet continued to suffer from systematic discrimination, witnessing unrest followed by government suppression. Millions of Afghans faced persistent insecurity at the hands of Taliban militants. The Afghan government failed to maintain the rule of law or to provide basic services to many. Girls and women particularly suffered a lack of access to health and education services. In Sri Lanka, the government prevented international aid workers or journalists from reaching the conflict zone to assist or witness the plight of those caught up in fighting between government troops and Tamil Tiger rebels. MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Israel's military operation in Gaza in December 2008 caused a disproportionate number of civilian casualties, Amnesty said. Its blockade of the territory "exacerbated an already dire humanitarian situation, health and sanitation problems, poverty and malnutrition for the 1.5 million residents", according to the report. On the Palestinian side, both Hamas and the Palestinian Authority were accused of repressing dissent and detaining political opponents. The death penalty was used extensively in Iran, Iraq, Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Across the region, women faced discrimination both under the law and in practice, Amnesty said, and many faced violence at the hands of spouses or male relatives. Governments that included Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen are said to have used often sweeping counter-terrorism laws to clamp down on their political opponents and to stifle legitimate criticism. AMERICAS Indigenous communities across Central and South America were disproportionately affected by poverty while their land rights are ignored, Amnesty said. Development projects on indigenous land were often accompanied by harassment and violence. Women and girls faced violence and sexual abuse, particularly in Haiti and Nicaragua. The stigma associated with the abuse condemned many to silence, the report said, while laws in some nations meant that abortion was not available to those who became pregnant as a result of abuse or assault. Gang violence worsened in some nations; in Guatemala and Brazil evidence emerged of police involvement in the killings of suspected criminals, the report found. America continued to employ the death penalty, the report noted, and concern persisted over foreign nationals held at America's Guantanamo Bay detention centre, although the report acknowledged the commitment by US President Barack Obama to close it down. EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA Civilians paid a high price for last year's conflict between Russia and Georgia, Amnesty said. Hundreds of people died and 200,000 were displaced. In many cases, civilians' homes and lives were devastated. Many nations continued to deny fair treatment to asylum seekers, with some deporting individuals or groups to countries where they faced the possibility of harm. Roma (gypsies) faced systematic discrimination across the region and were largely excluded from public life in all countries. Freedom of expression remained poor in countries such as Belarus, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and other Central Asian nations. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/africa/8071347.stm
International Poets and Writers for Human Rights (OIPWHR) www.poetsofottawa.ning.com, is a New and Innovative website in Ottawa. It was Launched by M.T. Al-Mansouri,Ph.D. on July 3rd. The website contains audio-visual patterns and numerous of sections such as: The Canadian International Electronic Museum of War Crimes The Canadian International Electronic Museum of Famous People The Canadian International Electronic Museum of Miserable Ones The Canadian International Electronic Museum of Contemporary Photography The Canadian International Electronic Museum of Nature. In addition, it contains 35groups, they are the following: Canadian International Small Business Club, Canadian International ESL (ENGLISH) Club, Canadian International Advocate Club, Canadian International Gold Club, Canadian International Civil Engineers and Architects Club, Canadian International Doctors Club, Canadian International Students Club, Canadian International Newcomers Club, Canadian International Real Estate Club, Canadian International Genealogists Club, Canadian International Alternative Energy Club, Canadian International Business Club, Canadian International Animation Club, Canadian International Storytellers Club, Canadian International Photography Club, Canadian International Cartoonists Club, Canadian International Computer Software Club, Canadian International Environmental Club, Canadian International Scientists Club, Canadian International Music Club, Canadian International Art Club, Canadian International Magicians Club, Canadian International Fitness Club, Canadian International Numerology Club, Canadian International Elite Group for Advice, Canadian International Cars Dealers, Canadian International Theology Club, Canadian International Astrology Club, Canadian International Palmistry Club , Canadian International Billionaires Group, Ottawa-Ontario Job Match Club, Canadian Club for Instructors of English as a Second Language (TESL), Ottawa Translators and Interpreters Club, The Hojarian Canadian Cultural Club (H-3C) , and Canadian Immigration Club. It is the title of in and subjectivism, and is an international and independent electronic ne wspaper. You can visit the website through the URL: https://poetsofottawa.ning.com/ The Mission and Goals of OIPWHR: It was established to: A. provide strong ties and build bridges among the nations to realize a true and complete peace in our World. B. enhance the human knowledge and spread it among nations as well as to advance peoples' abilities, skills and intellectual levels aiming to decrease poverty and crime. It is linked through various online and off line international professional journalists, scientists, and writers. All political and intellectual movements are welcome. OIPWHR is your free electronic magazine issues from Ottawa. Transparency and accountability are our Methods. Articles signed represent the authors' opinions. Ottawa International Poets and Writers Website is a free platform for all. Familiarize yourself with Ottawa International Poets and Writers for Human Rights, (OIPWHR) by visiting the http://www.poetsofottawa.ning.com. Please sign up. Ottawa International Poets and Writers for Human Rights, (OIPWHR) award you this Merit Certificate for stopping the war and helping its victims in Palestine, Gaza in 2008/2009. Signature Mr. M.T. Al-Mansouri,Ph.D. Creator, editor and Publisher of Ottawa International Poets and Writers for Human Rights (OIPWHR) America (USA ) Greta Berlin (co-fondatrice Free Gaza Movment), James Petras (Bartle professor emeritus Binghamton University), John Catalinotto (managing editor, Workers World Newspaper, USA), Sara Flounders (co-director, International Action Center, USA), Emory Douglas (Former Minister of Culture of The Black Panther Party, USA), Dr Julio Pino ( professor of history), Dumas F. Lafontant Doumafis, (Organizer, African Liberation Day), Sebogo Bernard Nkumah (Chairperson of Boston Branch, All African People's Revolutionary Party) Austria Leo Gabriel (journalist and social anthropologist, member of the council of the World Social Forum, Austria), Johann Schögler (Styrian Peace Platform, Austria), Wilhelm Langthaler (Anti-imperialist Camp), Werner Pirker (journalist), Peter Melvyn (Jewish voices for a just peace in the Middle East), Hannes Hofbauer (publisher and publicist), Waltraud Schauer (former human shield in Iraq, Austria), Aleks Studen-Kirchner (author and interpreter, Austria), Milan Obid (chairman of the Slovene Students Club Vienna, Austria), Hermann Dworczak (social scientist, trade unionist, Austria), Wilfried Bader (local counsellor Angerberg, Tirol, Austria), Dipl. Ing. Marion Artlieb (computer scientist, Austria), Gerhard Oberkofler (University professor, Vice president of the Association Alfred Klahr, Innsbruck, Austria) Brazil Virginia Fontes (historienne, Rio de Janeiro), Augusto Boal (homme de théâtre) Belgium François Houtart (professeur émérite de l'Université catholique de Louvain), Tom Lanoye (auteur), Jean Bricmont (physicien), Pol Goossens (journaliste), Ludo Abicht, Amir Haberkorn, Ouardia Derriche (membre de l’Association Belgique-Palestine), Ida Dequeecker (féministe), Robbe De Hert (cinéaste), Eric Goeman (woordvoerder Attac Vlaanderen), Nadine Rosa-Rosso (enseignante et auteur), Nadia Fadil (sociologue), Remi Verwimp (coördinator Werkplaats voor Theologie en Maatschappiij), Paul Delmotte (professeur IHECS), André Posman, (eredocent actualiteit Sint Lucasinstituut Gent, lic. Geschiedenis. Dir Concertreeksen DE Rode Pomp Gent), Luk Vervaet (président section belge IUPFP), Dyab Abou Jahjah (activiste, Belgique-Liban), Herman De Ley (emeritus professor, Universiteit Gent), Frank Roels, (MD, emeritus professor UGent, België), Gie van den Berghe (professor Universiteit Gent, ethicus en historicus), Ludo de Witte (auteur), Eric Rosseel (gepensioneerd docent psychologie VUB), Liliane Plouvier (Professeur de droit international Bruxelles), Elke Vandeperre ( coördinator vzw Motief), Michel Collon (écrivain et journaliste), Greta Alegre (cinéaste, Artistes contre le Mur), Francis Jorissen (webmaster Attac Vlaanderen, België), René Los (bestuurder), Sarah Bracke (feministe & professor KULeuven), Erik Swyngedouw (Professor of Geography School of Environment and Development Manchester University), Isabelle Ponet, enseignante retraitée, Renée Mousset (Association Belgique-Palestine Liège); Jean Marc Turine (écrivain), Malika Hamidi (doctorante EHESS à Paris), Paul Vanden Bavière (journaliste et historien), Ludo De Brabander (Stafmedewerker vzw Vrede), Yacob MAHI, Enseignant, Théologien, Dr. en Histoire et Sciences des Religions, Conférencier, Vergaelen Eva (writer Belgie), Myriam Vandecan (vzw CODIP), Hadassah Borreman (publiciste, Belgique), GEYS Herman (Kunstenaar België), Karel Arnaut, antropoloog, UGent, België, De Witte Paul Woordvoerder Basisbewehging voor democratie in samenlevving en kerken, Ronnie Ramirez, cinéaste, Nordine Saïdi (Mouvement Citoyen Palestine), Karim Hassoun - Voorzitter AEL Belgie, Daniel Vanhove Observateur civil – Auteur Membre de l'ABP et du MCP, Nathalie Jenart, psychologue, directrice d'un centre PMS, Bruxelles Belgique, Mommaerts Omer (militant vakbond ACV-CSC België) Bulgaria Georges Haddad (Writer, Bulgaria/Lebanon) Canada Tim Louis (former Vancouver City Councillor), Ivan Drury (member of Vancouver Socialist Forum, contributing editor of Socialist Voice), Mohamed Tawfik Al-Mansouri, Ph.D. ( Writer and Researcher, Ottawa International Poets and Writers for Human Rights (OIPWHR), https://poetsofottawa.ning.com/, Hani Barghouthy, Writer , editor-in-chief of www.arabianawareness.com, Canada; Robert Bibeau, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette Réalisatrice Québec, Canada Cyprus Belal Aabdelhai / PHD student/ Cyprus Cuba/Mexico Ángel Guerra Cabrera (periodista y académico, Cuba/México), Khaled Kasab Mahameed, the founder of the Holocaust Museum in Nazareth Egypt Yehia Al kazaz, Egypt, Prof unif et ecrivain et activiste France Saïd Bouamama (sociologue), Houria Bouteldja (Mouvement des Indigènes de la République), Raoul Marc Jennar (consultant en relations internationales), Alima Boumediene Thiery (sénatrice), Christine Delphy (Fondatrice et directrice de la revue NQF) / France"Viktor Dedaj (cyber-journaliste), Roland Diagne (enseignant en France, militant communiste marxiste-léniniste), Annie Lacroix-Riz (professeur d’histoire contemporaine, université Paris 7), Youssef Boussoumah (Mouvement des Indigènes de la République). Eric Colonna (citoyen engagé Lyon), Danielle Bleitrach (sociologue et écrivain), Jean-François Larosière (responsable syndical et associatif), Catherine Stern (enseignante d’Histoire à la retraite, ancienne chargée de cours à Paris), Philippe Révelli (jounaliste), Sophie Crêtaux (France, ex-chercheur au CNRS, agrégée d'histoire), Mireille Rumeau (militante politique, France), Youssef Girard (étudiant), Marie-Elise Akel, Abdelaziz Chaambi (militant associatif), Micheline Garreau (militante ISM, France), Alain Bruguier (infirmier libéral), Radouane Belahrache (Nîmes), Olivia Zémor (présidente de CAPJPO-EuroPalestine et responsable du site europalestine.com), Mohamed ZAAF, chirurgien et conseiller municipal (911510), Monique de Lope, ( professeur émérite à l'Université de Provence), Alain Bruguier alain infirmier libéral, vice président de l'afps de nimes dans le gard en france), Laure LAHAYE, Chargée de collections en arabe à la Bibliothèque nationale de France, Conseillère de quartier, Paris, Jean-Claude AMARA, porte parole de Droits devant Germany Jürgen Elsässer (journalist, Berlin, Germany), Jonas Feller (Anti-imperialist activist and high school student Rostock), Karsli Jamal (FAKT-Party, Germany), Klaus von Raussendorff, Referent für internationale Fragen beim Bundesvorstand des Deutschen Freidenker-Verbands, DeutschlandDjamila Krebs ( membre d’Europalestine Allemagne), Prof.Dr.med. Zouhair Itani, Dermatologist, Düsseldorf,Germany. Dr. med. Ahmad Haider, Urologe und Androloge, Allemagne, prof. Dr. Mohammed Al-Zoebi, ex-Minister in Syria, Allemagne, Professor Dr. Mohssen Massarrat, Osnabrück, Deutschland, Klaus Hartmann, Offenbach am Main, Bundesvorsitzender des Deutschen Freidenker-Verbandes, Germany, Krystyna Schydlo, Deutsch-Palästinensische Gesellschaft, Ruhrgebiet, Germany, Christoph Hörstel, Regierungs- /Unternehmensberater, Buchautor, Vors. Friedenskreis Deutschland e.V. i.G., Nehls, Gertrud, AK Asyl, Deutschland Great Britain Gilad Atzmon (artiste de jazz et écrivain), Tariq Ramadan (professor, Oxford/Erasmus Universities), Tariq Ali (writer, film-maker and editor of New Left Review), Sukant Chandan (Chair, English branch of the IUPFP), Estella Schmid (Kurdistan Solidarity Committee & CAMPACC, UK), John Hutnyk (Professor of Cultural Studies, Academic Director of CCS Goldsmiths University of London), Zaki El-Salahi (Masters student, Edinburgh, Scotland), Jon Kehoe (artist, London), Naima Bouteldja (Journalist, England), Robin Virgin (Pluto Press, England), David Halpin (FRCS Standing in solidarity with the Palestinian people,UK), Brenda Brown (Chair, Brighton & Hove Palestine Solidarity Campaign, England), Mathis Richet (Musician, England), Marishka Tharani (Actress, England), Mark Barrett (civil liberties campaigner, London, England), James House (maitre de conferences à l'Université de Leeds), Maud Bracke (lecturer, University of Glasgow, UK), Alan Cooper, Senior Lecturer European College of Business and Management, Maha Rahwanji, Member of the Executive Committee, Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Britain. Greece Gella Varnava-Skoura (professeur en sciences de l'éducation à l'Université d'Athènes), Yiannis Sifakakis (Stop the war Coalition-Greece), Petros Constantinou (Campain Genoa 2001Greece) Hungary Szamosfalvi Albert (artiste peintre Hongrie) Jordan Hisham Bustani, Writer and Secretary of the Socialist Thought Forum, Jordan Iraq Isam AlYasiri ,Journalist Iraq Ireland Mairead Maguire (prix Nobel de la Paix), Danny Morrison (writer, Ireland) Italy Giulietto Chiesa (parlamentare europeo e giornalista), Lucio Manisco (giornalista ed ex parlamentare europeo), Gianni Vattimo (Filosofo ed ex parlamentare europeo), Margherita Hack (Astrofisica), Domenico Losurdo (Direttore Istituto Scienze filosofiche, università di Urbino), ), Danilo Zolo (Docente di Filosofia del Diritto internazionale, università di Firenze), Mary Rizzo (co-Editor of Palestine Think Tank and co-founders of Tlaxcala, Dr. Art Historian and Art Restorer), Prof.Massimo De Santi (Presidente Comitato Internazionale di Educazione per la Pace – ITALIA), Prof.ssa Giovanna Pagani (Presidente On. Wilpf Italia -Lega Internazionale delle Donne per la Pace e la Libertà – ITALIA), Dr.ssa Rosa Ayala Sosa (CIEP – ITALIA, Paola Manduca (geneticist Italy), Moreno Pasquinelli (Campo Antiimperialista), Dr. Mohamed Nour Dachan (Unione delle Comunità ed organizzazioni Islamiche in Italia), Elsa Verlicchi (Anthropologist, Rome, Italy), Miguel Martinez (websitewww.kelebekler.com Italy), Giulio Bonali (Italia) Lebanon Mohammad Kassem (Beirut International Forum For Resistance , Anti Imperialist , People's Solidarity and Alternatives) LYNA AL TABBAL Chef du département des droits de l'homme à l'université JINAN / Tripoli-Liban, Lebanon Sari Hanafi (Associate professor, American University of Beirut) Marocco MOHAMED EL KADI, fonction/ qualité: Président de l'Agence Méditerranée pour la Coopération Internationale, Journaliste / Directeur du Journal "La Méditerranée" Fès / MarocAbdelwahed El Moutawakil (Secrétaire général du cercle politique du mouvement Justice et Spiritualité), Nadia Yassine (fondatrice de la section féminine du mouvement Justice et Spiritualité), Fathallah Arsalan (porte parole du mouvement Justice et Spiritualité), Omar Amkassou (membre du conseil d'orientation du mouvement Justice et Spiritualité), Mohammed El Hamdaoui (membre du conseil d'orientation du mouvement Justice et Spiritualité), Batoul Bicha (enseignante), Mouna khalifi (membre du secrétariat général du cercle politique (mouvement justice et spiritualité), Abdessamad Fathi (coordinateur du comité marocain du soutien aux causes de la Nation), Ghizlain Bahraoui (membre du secrétariat général du cercle politique (mouvement justice et spiritualité), Mohammed Salmi (Responsable du comité des droits de l'Homme (mouvement justice et spiritualité), Najia Rahmani, (chercheuse), Mohammed Manar (chercheur), Aziza Sakhraji (enseignante chercheuse), Hassan Bennajeh (responsable de la jeunesse du mouvement justice et spiritualité), Fatima Kassid (membre du secrétariat général du cercle politique (mouvement justice et spiritualité), Omar Iharchane (chercheur), Merieme Yafout (Responsable de la section féminine du mouvement Justice et Spiritualité), Abdallah Chibani (membre du secrétariat général du cercle politique (mouvement justice et spiritualité), Mustapha Erriq (responsable du secteur syndical du mouvement justice et spiritualité, Abdellah Bella (enseignant Maroc) Netherlands Abdou Bouzerda (président Arab European League), Mohammed Benzakour (écrivain et journaliste), Robert Soeterik (antropoloog, Middle East Research Associates, Nederland), Miriyam Aouragh (co-organizer Dutch antiwar and antiracism campaign, initiator of the national demonstration for Gaza in Amsterdam, Research Fellow at Oxford University, UK) , Meyer Hajo G. (Bestuurslid “Een Ander Joods Geluid” Nederland), Gretta Duisenberg (Chair Foundation Stop the Occupation The Netherlands), Benzakour Mohammed (schrijver en journalist Nederland) Palestine Marcy Newman (Associate Professor, An Najah University, Nablus) Abdulmohsin klawasmi, prof unif, Jerusalem, Portugal Jose Saramago (écrivain), Miguel Urbano (écrivain) Romania Alexandru Polgar (philosophe, éditeur de la revue Idea) South Africa Buti Manamela (National Secretary Young Communist League of South Africa), Andre Zaaiman (Researcher, South Africa), Ronnie Kasrils (former South African government minister; writer and activist, South Africa) Spain Ángeles Maestro Martín (mèdica especialista en salud pública, Estado español), Carlo Frabetti (écrivain, État espagnol), Irene Amador (antropológue, État espagnol), Carlos Tena (periodista), Vicente Romano (professeur d'université, État espagnol), Gloria Pérez Berrocal (programmatrice de télévision, État espagnol), Alessandra Caporale, (social anthropologist, university lecturer Barcelona), Manuel Talens (écrivain, Espagne), Antonio Maira (Politólogo. Redactor Diario digital inSurGente), Anna Raventós Barangé (PhD Senior Lecturer Faculty of Arts and Letters University of Seville, Spain) Sweden Jan Myrdal (écrivain), Lasse Wilhelmson (teacher, Sweden), Einar Schlereth Journalist Sweden Switzerland Franz Fischer (Sekretariat Partei der Arbeit der Schweiz - Sektion Basel, Trade Union UNIA), SchweizFranco Cavalli (oncologist and president of the International Union of Cancer (IUCC), founder of Medicuba, Switzerland), Daniel Vischer (MP of the Green Party, Switzerland), George A. Kouchakji (Palestine Solidarity Basel, Switzerland), Nabil Sheikh Khalil,(Association to Support Palestinians in Need, Switzerland), Matthias Hui, Fachstelle OeME, Ref. Kirchen Bern-Jura-Solothurn, Schweiz, Peter Leuenberger, Historiker, Vorstandsmitglied Gesellschaft Schweiz-Palästina, Schweiz Syria Prof Dr Georges Jabbour (President UN Association of Syria, Independent Expert Human Rights Council, 2002-2008 Former Presidential Adviser and Member of Parliament) Venezuela Thierry Deronne (vice-président télévision publique Vive TV République bolivarienne du Venezuela), Durand Benjamin, (professeur de cinéma et télévision Venezuela Caracas). Finally, OIPWHR represents an innovative forum to smart, eminent, wise and honest writers, thinkers, scientists as well as readers.