666 of civil society organizations condemned the imposition of restrictions on the freedoms of peaceful assembly in Saudi Arabia
And invitations to the formation of sectarian militias in Bahrain and the use of military aircraft and killing of journalists in Libya
And the use of police force and "thugs" in Yemen, Bahrain and Kuwait <\/p>\n
Expresses Arab civil society organizations signed below (72 network and the Alliance and the Association of Arab representing 666 organizations from 15 Arab countries) welcomed the continuing revolutions Alcobeitin in Tunisia and Egypt to achieve significant achievements on the Trbak complete overthrow of the system of police in Tunisia as a symbol of the system of policing the Arab and Egyptian political system as a symbol of the system Political Arab official, also commends the signatory organizations of all steps taken to abort the ongoing attempts of the counter-revolution in Egypt and of creating sectarian strife.
As organizations express grave concern about the insistence of the Libyan regime on the use of heavy weapons, including warplanes, warships and tanks in the besieged cities and storm, killing and abduction of journalists and calling for the Arab League and the African Union and the United Nations imposed an air embargo for the protection of the Libyan people from genocide, which manifested itself as an objective and clear Gaddafi in the letters of the Father and the Son and practices of military battalions loyal to him.
And condemns the civil society organizations in the Arab world, the undersigned declare the Saudi government to impose a ban on protests and marches by the opposition intends to organize to demand democracy and human rights. It also expresses its deep concern at the announcement by the Ministry of Interior Saudi security forces used for each "action" and means to suppress any demonstrations calling for political reforms and calls for the release of prisoners of conscience detained for long periods without trial, where she marches that took place in the eastern region of the various forms of repression and the practice of degrading human dignity.
Saluting the undersigned organizations peaceful struggle and logistical civil society organizations Arabia against the policies of marginalization and oppression, it declares its solidarity unlimited with their legitimate demands a radical reform to make the transition to democracy and the establishment of the State of citizenship and equality, and also condemns the practice of the Saudi regime discriminatory between the components of people in jobs and privileges.
And calls for the signatories of the international community and human rights organizations in solidarity with the demands of citizens and the Saudi condemnation of all restrictions and repressive measures used against advocates of freedom and democracy in the country.
On the other hand, applauds the undersigned organizations peaceful protests in Bahrain, and warns of the danger of government calls being launched for the formation of militias loyal and pay the exercise of violence to suppress the protests and sit-ins demanding change and reform, as happened in Riffa on Friday, March 11 \/ March, and expresses its support to the lifting of protesters slogans about national unity and brotherhood among the components of the people of Bahrain.
And condemns the organizations strongly condemned the storming Yemeni security forces for the yard of the change in Sana’a at dawn today and the use of live bullets and gas against the protestors and which claimed the lives of dead and dozens injured Pachtnaqat of gas, which is a repetition of the techniques have failed in the revolutions of the two peoples, Tunisian and Egyptian.
Make all of these practices desperate attempts made by the dictatorship of the systems to contain the phenomenon of popular protests that have spread in many Arab countries against tyranny and corruption and to demand freedom and democracy.
And stresses the signatory organizations reiterate the need for response of these governments to legitimate demands of their peoples, which are rights inherent to them, and stresses the need to inject the blood of the citizens regardless of their religion and \/ or race and \/ or their beliefs and \/ or political opinion and \/ or their social status and \/ or color in our Arab countries.
Signatories:
1. Arab Organization for Human Rights (comprising 22 branches and member organizations in 15 Arab countries and three European countries).
2. Yemeni Coalition for the transparency and the fight against corruption (50 organizations) \/ Yemen.
3. Civil Society Forum (GCC comprises more than 100 personal and intellectual rights and the Academy from 6 Arab countries).
4. Network Elections in the Arab world (and the network of 30 organizations in 12 countries, Arabic).
5. The Arabic Network for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders (includes 18 organizations from 9 Arab countries).
6. The Arab Coalition Against the Death Penalty. (Comprising of 9 national coalitions in 9 Arab countries).
7. The Arab Coalition for Darfur (includes 90 organizations from various Arab countries).
8. Trained network of human rights in the Arab world (involving 170 trained and trained from 12 Arab countries).
9. Arab Group for the monitoring of the media (12 organizations – 12 countries).
10. Gulf Alliance for the International Criminal Court
11. Arab Women Media Center.
12. Arab Organization for young lawyers.
13. Arab Authority to support the reform of the judiciary.
14. Palestinian NGO Network (a coalition of 132 organizations) \/ Palestine
15. Coalition for Iraqi human rights organizations. (Comprised of 30 organizations) \/ Iraq.
16. Civil Forum in Sudan (a coalition of 54 organization) \/ Sudan
17. The network of Jordanian civil society organizations (including 16 organizations) \/ Jordan.
18. Coalition of civil society organizations (UN) (includes 27 organizations) \/ Yemen.
19. Kuwaiti Coalition for the International Criminal Court \/ Kuwait
20. Freedoms coalition in Iraq (a 72-organization) \/ Iraq.
21. Equality Network (comprising 87 women’s associations) \/ Jordan.
22. Yemeni Network for Human Rights (including 7 organizations) \/ Yemen.
23. Civil Alliance for minorities in Iraq. (Comprising 12 organizations) \/ Iraq
24. Amman Center for Human Rights Studies \/ Jordan
25. The Arab Program for Human Rights Activists \/ Egypt
26. Libyan League for the Defence of Human Rights \/ Libya
27. Algerian League for the Defence of Human Rights \/ Algeria
28. Lebanese Association for Human Rights \/ Lebanon
29. Yemeni Organization for Defending Rights and Democratic Freedoms \/ Yemen
30. Committees for the Defense of Democratic Freedoms and Human Rights in Syria
31. Aljmabp Palestinian Human Rights Foundation (Monitor) \/ Lebanon – Palestine – Egypt
32. Information and Training Center for Human Rights \/ Yemen
33. The Moroccan Human Rights \/ Morocco.
34. Bahrain Society for Human Rights
35. Arab Organization for Human Rights in Jordan.
36. Arab Women’s Association \/ Jordan.
37. Jordanian Bar Association \/ Jordan.
38. Amnesty International Group of Jordan.
39. Moroccan Centre for Human Rights \/ Morocco.
40. The culture of democracy Jordan \/ Jordan
41. Association of working women \/ Jordan
42. Arab Sisters Forum for Human Rights \/ Yemen
43. Alternative Center for Studies and Research \/ Jordan
44. Word Centre for Human Rights \/ Egypt
45. Kurdish Organization for Defending Human Rights and Public Freedoms in Syria (DAD).
46. Human Rights Organization in Syria – MAF.
47. Arab Organization for Human Rights in Syria.
48. National Organization for Human Rights in Syria
49. Kurdish Committee for Human Rights in Syria – the observer
50. Mrkztozldrasat Human Rights \/ Iraq
51. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
52. Kaufmann, Organization for Human Rights and Democracy \/ Iraq
53. Maat Foundation for Peace and Development and Human Rights \/ Egypt
54. Rehabilitation Association and charity care – Jordan.
55. The umbrella of the Kuwaiti labor – with you –
56. Discussion Forum Gulf
57. The change of the rights and freedoms \/ Yemen
58. Yemeni Organization for Development and Rehabilitation \/ Yemen
59. Freedom Movement for Change \/ Yemen
60. Bahrain Transparency Society \/ Bahrain
61. Land Center for Human Rights \/ Egypt
62. Egyptian Association for Civic Education and Human Rights \/ Egypt
63. Organization disabled Without Borders \/ Palestine
64. Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression in the Arab world
65. Saveh Organization for Human Rights \/ Iraq
66. Yemeni Observatory for Human Rights
67. Civil Alliance for Minorities in Iraq
68. Association of brotherhood and solidarity Yazidi
69. Phoenix Center for Economic Studies and Informatics \/ Jordan
70. The Land Center for Human Rights \/ Egypt
71. Yemeni Coalition Against the Death Penalty
72. Yemen Foundation to combat trafficking in human beings \/ Yemen <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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