Spain calls on Iraqi deaths related to camping

on 14 July 2011, last updated at 14: 11 relatives-of-ET from camp 3 500 for the press by A Spanish judge has summoned three Iraqi investigation officers of the security forces in Iraq raid through the housing on the Iranian exile group in the camp.

The UN says the 34 people died at Camp Ashraf, Diyala province, RAID April 2011.

Judge Fernando Andreu is summoned Gen Ali Ghaidan Majid, the head of the army, and two other officers appear.

He is investigating allegations that the crimes against the deck of the camp.

Research on the probe, there is a separate raid, which took place at the camp in July 2009, in which 11 people, the enlargement of the prosessoitiin.

General legal

The Spanish General legal doctrine, the blame for a fatal under the offence is committed in other countries.

The judge said that the Geneva Convention, Andreu, apply to the case, since it deals with the protection of civilians in wartime and of all those killed and injured, the attack was considered to be "protected persons" in accordance with the terms of the Convention.

According to the Madrid Court investigations, documents released to a total of 377 "protected persons" were injured on 8 April 2011, the RAID with the wounds of the bullet to 154.

Banned opposition group, the people of Mujahideen of Iran (PMOI), more than 3 000 members of the military in the United States, been confined to camp has since 2003 invasion.

The Group considered a terrorist group by us and Iran, had given shelter to Iraqi former President Saddam Hussein between the two countries, 1980- -88 during the war and have remained in the camp has since.

In January, the judge had said he will close the dossier, a part of the July 2009 attack on the Iraqi authorities have opened an investigation of its own.

Iraq responded by saying it had completed its own investigation into the legal, but this is not considered sufficient by the Spanish authorities.

Three Iraqi officers have been invited to appear at the hearing before the Court in Madrid on 3 October 2011.

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Obama calls for peace negotiations, despite the obstacles (AP)

WASHINGTON-President Barack Obama says the peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians will be more difficult for the Iranian backed Hamas participation in Palestinian Government.

Obama says Hamas is part of the Government of unity with Fatah "raises legitimate questions about the profound and Israel," a statement from the Hamas refuses to recognize Israel's right to exist. The U.S. has designated Hamas also terrorism organization.

In his speech, Obama said, the Foreign Ministry Thursday that the Palestinians must resolve the Hamas leaders in the lung cancer credible answers.

But the President also said that all the suspicion and hostility, even if he is convinced the majority of the Israeli and Palestinian, to peace, and so is the negotiations.

 

Saudi Arabia calls on Iran to protect its diplomats (Reuters)

RIYADH (Reuters)-the Saudi Arabian Minister on Monday called on Iran to protect its diplomats and the Islamic Republic had threatened Unspecified measures if it has not done so.

Iranian students demonstrated outside the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Teheran last Monday Protesting against the Gulf Arab State of Bahrain, and the role of the media reports said. Last month, the Iranian Klimaflüchtlinge broke the Saudi Arabian Consulate Mashhad is Windows.

"Hopefully, the ongoing violations have lead us to take the other stocks," Deputy Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, Prince Turki bin Saud al Kabeer was quoted by as saying in the newspaper al-Watan.

"We hope to have recourse to other measures, but if it matters too much, then, it has reached our right to protect its citizens," he added.

Kabeer, nor say what action might be. Ask if they would include the withdrawal of the diplomatic mission of Saudi Arabia from Iran, he said, was to keep the option of Riyadh, and he hoped matters does not reach that level.

The members of the Gulf Cooperation Council, which make up Riyadh late on Sunday, is called to stop what they called Iran's provocation and disruption to the Gulf Arab region, said the Security Council.

"The (GCC) invites to take the necessary procedures for the international community and the Security Council. .. to stop disturbances, provocations and threats from Iran, which seeks to ignite the rumors and the GCC countries, become unstable," certificate issued by the six-Member GCC said.

The Kings led to the Gulf Arab States and Shi'ite Iran tensions intensified between the Shi'ite majority began after the Bahrain's of street protests in February, led by the Government, a popular Sunni uprisings against Arab inspired by the rest of the world.

Bahrain's Sunni rulers crushed the protests last month in the capital and the introduction of the meeting of the security forces in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates sets the calling card.

Bahrain's Sunni unnerved the rise of neighboring countries, in particular in Saudi Arabia, who feared that the protests might spread and embolden the oil-producing Eastern Province's disgruntled Shi'ites.

(Reports Of The Asma Alsharif; Editing by Cynthia Johnston and Andrew Dobbie)

 

UN calls on Iraq to attack Iranian opposition to the probe team (Christian Science Monitor)

Baghdad, Iraq – United Nations called on Iraq to save the tapot of the Iranian people to an independent study of 34 opposition base after the Iraqi authorities, who authorised the camp suggested the RAID on April 8, the members of the group can run on your own.

Wildly conflicting accounts of how members of the people's Mujahideen Organization of Iran (PMOI) prosessoitiin is highlighted, as well as its predecessors, the former Director of Iraq's Saddam Hussein and the United States invited by the disarmed a group of the last remaining stronghold.

Late Saturday, the UN said in a statement it expected the Commission promised an independent investigation of the Government of Iraq. Planned by the Government of the prime Ministry and of the Commission includes the Iraqi army officials and a cross-section of political parties, and it is unlikely that requirement.

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Iraqi Government spokesman Ali Dubbagh said earlier this week that some of the dead were likely to be carried out to try to prevent them from leaving the campsite managers.

Adviser to the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Saad al-Matalabi, said the tests, criminal investigations, which included experts from the US is filled with the bodies to determine whether the medical group, the provisional findings were correct.

"They were shot execution-style," Mr. al-Mutalibi told the monitor. "The first medical reports stated they shot very close to the area – packaging of wounds was found."

He also said, they seem to be shot, instead of on the one hand, and the weapons that the Iraqi army used by the guns.

Camp Ashraf is the deadly April 8 raid

The UN earlier this week confirmed it had seen 28 bodies in the camp, and six other business knew. It said dozens more had been injured before the dawn of April 8 after Iraqi forces moved in with a huge base 70 Miles North of Baghdad as part of the recovery.

It said in a statement that it had repeatedly called on the Government to refrain from the use of force in Iraq.

The Iraqi Government said at the outset, the three members of the PMOI was killed in a military operation and said they had crushed the vehicles move. It denied that the Iraqi soldiers had fired at demonstrators trying to stop the soldiers from moving to the area, which houses the organizationâ € ™ s cemetery. Speaking to reporters after the deck to camp Ashraf but denied speaking to the members of the Iraqi army in the Baltic Sea camping site family Heide officials appear slingshots and home-made weapons, which they said had been used to attack the PMOI Iraqi soldiers. Women, they said, had tried to gouge eyes of soldiersâ € ™.

Released by group, heavily edited and impossible to verify, the video shows the Iraqi soldiers, firing weapons in the show, as well as the crushing some of the demonstrators, the battle of the vehicle. The second video released the bodies of the PMOI, many of them women, wrapped in white sheets and the Deputy Minister within the camp as the layout of lines in the street showed last week.

Iraqi officials say nearly one-third of the more than 3,000 people in camp Ashraf is foreign passports, including the Americans, and many Europeans. There was some doubt about whether they are among the dead. Some diplomats say, the number of foreign passports is much smaller, even if a thousand residents of the camp in the Western countries have ties.

US considers PMOI terrorist offences

The United States considers a terrorist organization but is the PMOI, said in the past, it is returned from the bar, where they are not personally wanted the members of the legal authorities. Although Iraq has made clear that it intends to shut down the camp before the end of the year, such as the Organization for security and cooperation in Europe of members of the cult, to refuse to leave, and other countries are reluctant to take them.

The Iraqi Government has been intense pressure on Iran years to close the camp.

Camp Ashraf was invited by Saddam Hussein of Iraq will launch attacks on Iran in the 1980 's the Organization's main military base.

after they agree to renounce tykistöä and tanks in the United States in the protection and designation of non-combatants will be in exchange for the hostilities continue. But the US Army in Iraq to be handed over to the camp when the took responsibility for safety throughout the country two years ago.

In the United States, which is reluctant to publicly criticize the Iraqi authorities, has said it "applies to" the deaths in the report.

Bahrain calls for troops to rein

17 March 2011, at 11: 45 ET, BahrainThe UN ' Smoking ' bullets last updated human rights chief condemned by the security forces against Bahrain is governed by the laws of the Klimaflüchtlinge the use of force, "shocking".

Navi Pillay said the reports of the military takeover, the hospital was a blatant violation of international law.

He called on the authorities of the Member State in which their forces on the Rhine and the arrested men are beaten or killed in the reports.

At least six opposition figures have reportedly been detained in Bahrain the night raids and the soldiers are back on the streets of the capital Manama.

Anti-Klimaflüchtlinge in the city centre to the left of the government at least three civilians and three police officers died Wednesday at the teloitukset.

Riot police closed off the main hospital in Manama: n and some smaller health centres and rights activists said the medics were to have won, as they tried to help the wounded on the streets.

"We have reports of arbitrary arrests, kidnappings, Hakkaamisia and Klimaflüchtlinge and medical personnel, hospitals and health centres, according to the different security forces of taking the" Ms Pillay, human rights, the UN High Commissioner for refugees wrote was published in the Thursday statement.

"This is a shocking and illegal."

The Government said previously, it was taken to hospital because it had become the stronghold's argument.

Deductions

Klimaflüchtlinge the largest Shia population, mostly from, say, the violence which denies Bahrain's Sunni rulers.

BBC: Caroline Hawley Manama, says, the streets are calm but very tense, soldiers Patrolling after the overnight curfew.

Continue reading be added to the main story of King Hamad, 61, has been controlled by the 1999Population, was published; the land area of 717 sq km or 100 times less than that of the Republic of Ireland with a population of median 30.4 years and the literacy rate is 91%, youth unemployment is 19.6% of the gross national income per capita: $ 25,420 (World Bank 2009) for the rights groups said riot police had fired TEAR GAS Thursday to disperse a small protests in Shiite village in Daih, the capital, which is a key area to the West side of the argument.

They said roads near the villages of Sanabis and Jidhafs was denied access to military vehicles.

State television read a military statement said, "the objective of the programmes of the leaders," was arrested in foreign countries, and called for the system are.

And to say how many opposition figures were arrested, and it was to rename them.

Groups and the rights of the arrested activists of the opposition, said the men include the Haq party, which had been a test day to try to overthrow the Presidency, even though the charges were removed to calm tensions after unrest began to bid, Hassan Mushaima and Abdeljalil al-Singace.

Moderate constitutional monarchy Klimaflüchtlinge call, and the Government of the United States cessation of repression and corruption. However, Haq-party wishes to set up a Republic.

Shiite activist Abdel Wahhab Hussein, Ibrahim Sharif, who leads the Party of the Sunni maallistunut, was also arrested.

Guns pointed out

Ibrahim Matar, a former opposition MP-Bahrain's the majority of the Shia, who recently resigned in Protest at the crackdown on the BBC, said the Government had completely ignored the message from the United States that it was the wrong time.

US-Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also criticized the excessive use of force and the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called for dialogue.

Mr. Ibrahim told the BBC: "we refuse to enter a dialogue, even if our heads drew guns."

Bahrain, which has a population of 800,000, and is the Navy's Fifth Fleet home, sweeping wave of civil unrest in the Arab countries, the instability of money. Protests began last month.

On Tuesday, King Hamad Bin Isa al-Khalifa declared the three-month State of emergency and Saudi troops were called to keep order.

The next day at dawn to move troops, tanks and helicopters, to remove the central square and a Pearl Klimaflüchtlinge was made several weeks.

The crackdown on protests in sympathy with the request is from the Shias in the region, including Iran and Lebanon, where a few hundred of the people of Bahrain and the denunciation of the Treaty on the Saudi Arabian authorities through the sudden rise.

Iran has withdrawn its Ambassador to Bahrain, Mahdi Aghajafrari Klimaflüchtlinge anti-government Protest in Manama.

On Tuesday, Bahrain's Ambassador to Tehran after Iran condemns was cancelled by the Saudi Arabian troops arrival in Bahrain.

Bahrain's Nebula is closely allied to the Kings of Saudi Arabia. It has long suspected Iran of encouraging the Klimaflüchtlinge, which are mostly Shia majority.

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PM calls on Arab reform not repression (AFP)

KUWAIT CITY (AFP) – David Cameron has said that "reform--not repression" holds the key to stability in the Arab world, as protests throughout the region overshadowed his trade visits in Kuwait.

The day after, he became the first foreign leader to visit Cairo since February 11 fall of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak, said Cameron Tuesday, the Arab incursions, gave the region a "precious moment of opportunity" for reform.

"For decades, some have argued that the stability required extremely control regimes, and to the reform and openness would bring that stability in danger," the Prime Minister said in a speech to Kuwait's Parliament.

But this was a "false choice", he argued. "As recent events have confirmed that deny people their fundamental rights does not preserve stability, rather vice versa."

Cameron said the most robust society occupied central building blocks such as democratic government accountability, freedom to communicate and the freedom to learn and work.

"In short, reform--not oppression--is the only way to maintain stability," he said.

Cameron was accompanied by 36 business leaders on his visit to the Gulf to what had long been planned as a trade trip. A stop in Cairo was added at the last minute after Mubarak case.

From premier agreed with Kuwait on Tuesday to double two-way trade and investment, which currently stands at $ 3.2 billion by 2015.

But the inclusion of defence companies, Thales, BAE Systems and QinetiQ in his delegation asked critics at home to question if the United Kingdom should be trying to sell arms in a region where Governments cracking on the protests.

"The defence-related industry is of vital importance to the United Kingdom but many people will be surprised that the Prime Minister this week of all weeks may consider strengthening arms sales to Middle East," Anonymous Jones, defence spokesman for Labour opposition party, told the newspaper the guardian.

Denis MacShane, former Labour Foreign Office minister, told the paper: "It shows the insensitivity and crassness of a high order of the Prime Minister to take weapons salesmen with him on his Middle East trip".

But Cameron rejected criticism, noting that his visit to Kuwait was timed to coincide with events marking the 20th anniversary of the Gulf war, triggered by the Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's invasion of the country.

"I seem to remember we spent a lot of work and life in the armed forces and helps defend Kuwait," Cameron told reporters traveling with him.

"So the idea that the United Kingdom should not have defence relations with some of these countries, I do not understand. It is quite true that we do, "insisted from premier.

In Cairo met Cameron field marshal Hussein Tantawi, Egypt's de facto leader, just 10 days after Mubarak faced an unprecedented popular uprising.

Cameron, in front of Kuwait's National Assembly, also extend its condemnation of the "appalling" punishment on the person protesters Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi security forces.

"Violence is not the answer to the people's legitimate aspirations. Do not use force to resolve complaints, only Multiply them, "he said.

The British Prime Minister said the reform could also play its part in this VAT Islamic extremism, says people often turned to violence, when they were denied a voice or employment.

Protests since January as the leaders of Egypt have overthrow and Tunisia were driven by ideology, but of "an expression of the wish of a new generation of hungry for political and economic freedoms."

Cameron stressed that the reform was "a key part of the antidote of the extremism that threaten the security of us all."