Kubler: Maliki talk about human rights reflects the agenda of the United Nations

Alsumaria News - 12/10/2012 - 1:37 pm


Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Martin Kobler, Monday, that the word of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on human rights fully reflects the agenda of the United Nations, while stressing the need to consider the cultural and economic rights.

Said Kobler in a speech during a ceremony hosted by the Ministry of Human Rights in Baghdad, attended by "Alsumaria News", "The word of Prime Minister fully reflect the agenda on the table of the United Nations," noting that "this is a real commitment and the right to human rights."

Kubler stressed the need to "do not stop at this, but we turn to the second joint of the human rights and look at cultural and economic rights," asserting that "a decent living and life and expression are all freedoms can not be condoned."

He Kobler that "the protection and preservation of other rights such as freedom of education and access to water and the fight against poverty can not be dispensed with," explaining that it "all freedoms are maintained and adhere to the United Nations as well."

The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki was considered in a speech during the ceremony held by the Iraqi Ministry of Human Rights that "human rights in Iraq narrowed and became a controversy among Iraqis about the rights of prisoners."

Maliki said that "there are risks on the subject of human rights in this country and I have to talk about in order to reform," adding that "the debate among Iraqis has become about the rights of prisoners and only if no rights of women and children and the poor and the rights of the martyrs."

And called the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, in (29 last November), United Nations to change its representative in Iraq Martin Kobler after "lost its neutrality and independence", accusing it of becoming a bridge for Iranian intervention in the country as well as failing to file management of human rights, also considered "honest broker" in the relationship between the Baghdad government and the Organization of creation.

He was appointed Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, on August 5, 2012, the veteran German diplomat Martin Kobler as his new special envoy to Iraq to oversee the operations of the international organization of political and economic processes on human rights in Iraq.

The organization "Human Rights Watch" accused in a report in the (15 May 2012), the Iraqi government re Iraq to "totalitarianism" and "torture of detainees," pointing out that the government still runs a prison announced it closed over a year ago, and while FAO has called for disclosure of the names of all the prisoners and their places and the release of all not be charged after the Iraqi government denied the accusation, saying that the prison is closed.

And founded the Iraqi Ministry of Human Rights in 2003, to follow up on cases of human rights abuses suffered by citizens, as you follow the prisoners' files and informing citizens of their rights.

It is noteworthy that the tenth day of December in each year marks the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which contains 30 articles notably Article II, which emphasizes that everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in the Declaration, without distinction of any kind because of their color, sex, language or religion or political opinion or any other opinion.


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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki: the service of the citizen and to ensure their rights need to work, not political bickering


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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki: the service of the citizen and to ensure their rights need to work, not political bickering

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that the culture of human rights need to work and exercise a real effort to take root in our society and our country, which has long suffered from remnants of the dictatorial regime and violations of the rights and freedom and dignity.
This came during a speech at the opening ceremony of the building of the National Centre for Human Rights to coincide with the International Day of Human Rights.
He said: The service of the citizen and to ensure their rights need to work continuous and not bickering political and electoral propaganda and lies, forgery and fool people and Tabothm nationalist and sectarian, and if the politicians right difference in everything Flaajos them a variation on the service of the citizen and bargain.
The prime minister said: that freedom at the forefront of human rights and can not be enslaved people who were born free, and people did not create to remain governed by family or under certain pattern given by the referee, but the elections and fingers Abannvgesah that could topple the government and set up another, stressing that not be freedom is freedom murder and assault but to be within the limits of respect for others and public order and sanctities and beliefs that he believes in the other, although the absolute freedom to اوجود her up in the most liberal regimes and democratic.
The Prime Minister, that the whole people demanding the trial and punishment of those who violate human rights and make sectarian and kill people on their identities and affiliations and working to unload Iraq competencies and energies, criticizing inventory defending human rights for prisoners only and the omission of defending the rights of women and children and victims of terrorism from scientists, doctors and judges and university professors, intellectuals and members of the military, police and others, warned at the same time from any abuse directed to the prisoners or do detain a person lost in someone else and any affront to the dignity of prisoners, calling on citizens to cooperate and report any violations of the rights of prisoners, also called a rumor of human rights in all joints State and society.
The ceremony was attended by the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Mr. Martin Kobler, who described the prime minister's speech on human rights that they fully reflect the agenda of the United Nations.

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