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Human Right Violations In
Syrian Occupied Lebanon Must Stop
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CLAO, 3/12/04 - In a savage reaction against the Lebanese
students’ peaceful demonstration protesting the Syrian
occupation of Lebanon, the Syrian installed Lebanese regime use
of barbaric force sent several youngsters with broken bones to
hospitals on Friday, March 12, 2004. Hundreds of students, males
and females, got tortured inside or near their college campuses.
Pascal Kalife, Tony Nohra, Patrick Rizkallah, Bassel Younis,
Youssef Bou Serhal, Bassel El
Hage, and Raked El Hage are among the hospitalized with serious
injuries.
Meanwhile, dozens were detained, taken to the Syrian-style
Lebanese jails of torture; joining many others who have
previously been arrested for their peaceful stand against the
Syrian occupation.
The Council of Lebanese American Organizations (CLAO) condemns
such barbaric actions and is concerned about the continuous
human right violations in the Syrian-occupied Lebanon. Similar
violations occurred on March 10, 2004. The Syrian-installed
Lebanese puppet corrupt regime seems to be determined to follow
the Syrian Baath’s doctrine of terror despite numerous
international human right organizations’ criticism.
As an American organization, CLAO appeals to the U.S.
Administration to publicly denounce the human right violations
carried out by the
Syrian-installed Lebanese regime against the citizens of
Lebanon. Since October 13, 1990, the day that the Syrian air
power and tanks were able to topple the last legal and
legitimate Lebanese government, led by Prime Minister Gen.
Michel Aoun, forcing it into exile, over a million out of three
and a half million Lebanese have managed to flee the country,
escaping the oppression and torture inflicted upon them by the
terrorist sponsors Syrian occupiers, their surrogate terrorist
militias, and their installed puppet Lebanese regime. Such
regime betrayed the Lebanese and sold them to
their Syrian totalitarian masters. Such corrupt individuals
transferred the Lebanese well-established democratic
institutions into a Syrian style dictatorship and are only
concerned about government seats while selling off the country
and driving its economy to chaotic ends.
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