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MALI SHOULD BE PREVENTED FROM SLIDING INTO ABYSS
Nurtured by poor socio-economic and political conditions in predominantly islamist, developing countries, a sentiment of revolt, anger and frustration has arousen among majority of population, progressively evolving to reach a state of socio-economic and political uprisings against oppressive, corrupt, autocratic regimes as demonstrated by Arab Spring phenomenon. While on the sideline, some individual elements wanted dramatic and immediate changes of political leadership, societal fabrics and the living conditions by radical, extremist manner, giving birth to terrorist activities, seizing the opportunity of weakness with regard the army and the governing national insitutions. Against the background of non-existent even lack of viable infrastructures, combined with the proliferation of drug-trafficking activities, hostage-taking and porous frontiers in the north of Mali, this african country is a case in point.
Altrimsh massacre
AAPSO follows with deep concern the tragic situation that the Syrian people face of the violations against humanity and the brutal crimes against civilians, Altrimsh massacre was the latest that comes after several former massacres in Hula, Qanbeer and others. This massacre resulted in 300 dead and dozens were injured; mostly were women and children, in addition to the targeting of the massacre to the families of defectors of the army; as per the spokesman of the UN observers in Syria on the 15th of June 2012.
Palestine
The permanent secretariat of AAPSO chaired by Dr. Helmy Al- Hadidy issued the following statement:
On the occasion that Palestine became a non state observer member in the General Assembly of the UN this confirms that the right will remain constant and will never be lost no matter how long it will take, this is a step is to restore the independent State of Palestine on the ground and by land, sea and air, this resolution considers as a victory for the accumulated and continuous struggle of the Palestinian people politically and diplomatically on the national, international and Arabic level.
Continued persecution of Muslims in Myanmar
"Myanmar (formerly Burma) is Located in the Southeast Asia and Malaysia, and bounded on the north by China, and South Bay of Bengal, on the east by China and the Republic of Thailand, and on the West Bay of Bengal and Bangladesh. The majority of Muslims live in the territory of Arakan, in the southwest of Burma, and is separated from the rest of Burma by a mountain range "Arakan Yoma" stretching from the Himalayas.
Human rights international day
World celebrates on 10 December of each year the human rights international day, in honor of the United Nations General Assembly's resolution in 1948 adoption of the Universal Declaration of human rights.
