Kurdistan and The Kurds A Divided Homeland and a Nation without ...

put it under international protection after the bloody
massacres committed by the Syrian government against
our Kurdish people since the glorious uprising of
12/4/2004.
6. Initiating a legal action at the International Justice
Court in Lahay against the criminal murderers heading
the Syrian regime to be tried for crimes against
humanity and committing mass murders against the
Kurdish people in Western Kurdistan during the current
uprising and before that during the painful events of
burning alive the Kurdish children in the town of
Amuda in 1960 and burning alive of the Kurdish
prisoners in the Central Prison of the city of Hasaka
in 1993, and others.
7. Adopting all means to defend the Kurdish people who
are subjected to imprisonment and murdering under
torture in the Syrian prisons.
8. Supporting the USA government’s decision of
imposing economical sanctions against Damascus and
putting the Syrian regime on the list of the states exporting
terrorism.
The conference received many faxes and letters of
support from various parts of the world and the audience
was from the Kurdish residents of various cities of
Germany as well as delegations from France, Netherlands
and Austria. There were also Kurdish personalities from
Southern Kurdistan such as Dr Jamal Nebez and engineer
Bruska Ibrahim and others. In addition there were
representatives of the Kurdish TV and internet sites. The
conference was ended with the Kurdish anthem (Ay
Raqib).
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