Amnesty International called on Lukashenka to stop persecuting human rights activists
1- 23.09.2009, 9:38
Amnesty International human rights organization sent a letter to Alyaksandr Lukashenka calling on him to register “Nasha Viasna” organization.
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if we understand this move right - then Amnesty International accepted Alyaksandr Lukashenka as the one and only God, who can change anything in Belarus. He will be very pleased.
ReplyWhat about the 'Rule of Law' and 'Good Governance' - plus the fundamental human rights, dear Amnesty International. What about a massive worldwide campaign to gain international power about such issues - before sending a PR writ to Lukashenko?
It's just another alibi action of Amnesty International. Most probably next Amnesty International letter to Lukashenko will mention the victims of the Case of 14 ... and this 1 1/2 years after these people have been sentenced !! ... one of these people has became even political prisoner directly under the eyes of Amnesty International
STOPP YOUR ALIBI ACTIONS IN BELARUS, DEAR AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL - AND START REAL EFFECTIVE ACTIONS !!
or those who are informed about the situation on the ground, recent AI activities in Belarus appear ridiculous, belated and half-hearted.