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Morocco: 7 people were burned in protests against oppression in 2011.
Friday 09/12/2011, the Moroccan authorities reported the death of Muhammed Suleiman street vendor Rushd hospital in Casablanca, having burned his own body to protest the heavy police oppression.
The Arab world has been at the limit of endurance, with respect to heavy repression that you receive from your government. Execute arbitrary laws and almost no convictions that the accused has the right to defense.
The example of Tunisia in January a street vendor had their goods taken by the security forces have seen no alternative to support her four children and wife. burned his body in front of the courthouse to protest the abuse of power and lack of government investment in economic leveling of the population.
Yesterday, the Moroccan authorities reported the death of Muhammed Suleiman street vendor Rushd hospital in Casablanca, having burned his own body to protest the heavy police oppression.
According to the "February 20 Movement", which represents the popular revolution of Morocco, the boy was selling smuggled gasoline (a common activity in the country), and he was pressured by police who threatened to take his goods if they pay a small "rate".
Another reference is the website "lakome" who said the boy found himself depressed and angry, threw gasoline on his body while arguing with police who threatened to confiscate petrol prohibited until fired.According to sources the young man died on Friday 09 December because of injuries, despite receiving medical attention, could not resist.
National crisis
According to the February 20th Movement, a grassroots movement of opposition to the current Moroccan regime, even after the last elections, which were also considered "a success", this is already the 7th incident in the country. All these desperate people, their bodies incinerated after not finding any more support in law or in society, or to consider that, through the police force, no one would care to hear their problems.
The average suicide has been between 20 and 32 years. Among these, there is a young, 20. While the population seeks to draw the attention of authorities for their needs, only the rich life and improve more and more people are living without rights. A crisis worsens and the apparent efforts to alleviate the suffering of the Moroccan people has not been sufficiently implemented, is what describes the "February 20 Movement." According to testimony from members of the movement, most of the suicides came as a result of heavy police repression and abuse of authority. There are cases like Kamal Amri, who was killed by the system, so that seemed to suicide by fire.
The list of martyrs courtesy Ratoune Mourad political activist of Moroccan popular organization "Youth Movement February 20":
Deaths by suicide
Article in portuguese: http://saulovalley.blogspot.com/2011/12/marrocos-7-pessoas-se-incendiaram-em.html
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| Movimento de 20 de Fevereiro - Marrocos - 20 حركة فبراير |
By Saulo Valley - Rio de Janeiro, December 10, 2011 - 14:23.
The Arab world has been at the limit of endurance, with respect to heavy repression that you receive from your government. Execute arbitrary laws and almost no convictions that the accused has the right to defense.
The example of Tunisia in January a street vendor had their goods taken by the security forces have seen no alternative to support her four children and wife. burned his body in front of the courthouse to protest the abuse of power and lack of government investment in economic leveling of the population.
Yesterday, the Moroccan authorities reported the death of Muhammed Suleiman street vendor Rushd hospital in Casablanca, having burned his own body to protest the heavy police oppression.
According to the "February 20 Movement", which represents the popular revolution of Morocco, the boy was selling smuggled gasoline (a common activity in the country), and he was pressured by police who threatened to take his goods if they pay a small "rate".
Another reference is the website "lakome" who said the boy found himself depressed and angry, threw gasoline on his body while arguing with police who threatened to confiscate petrol prohibited until fired.According to sources the young man died on Friday 09 December because of injuries, despite receiving medical attention, could not resist.
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| "Not to forget our martyrs: the tomb of a martyr of the movement, Kamal al-Hassani, 20 de fevereiro" |
According to the February 20th Movement, a grassroots movement of opposition to the current Moroccan regime, even after the last elections, which were also considered "a success", this is already the 7th incident in the country. All these desperate people, their bodies incinerated after not finding any more support in law or in society, or to consider that, through the police force, no one would care to hear their problems.
The average suicide has been between 20 and 32 years. Among these, there is a young, 20. While the population seeks to draw the attention of authorities for their needs, only the rich life and improve more and more people are living without rights. A crisis worsens and the apparent efforts to alleviate the suffering of the Moroccan people has not been sufficiently implemented, is what describes the "February 20 Movement." According to testimony from members of the movement, most of the suicides came as a result of heavy police repression and abuse of authority. There are cases like Kamal Amri, who was killed by the system, so that seemed to suicide by fire.
The list of martyrs courtesy Ratoune Mourad political activist of Moroccan popular organization "Youth Movement February 20":
Deaths by suicide
- Nabil Jaffar, 19
- Judge Emad, 18
- Bnkaddor horse, 25
- Salmi beauty, 24
- Samir Albuazawa, 17
- Fadwa Laroui, 20
- Shayeb Karim, 21
- Kamal Al-Amari, 30
Killings by security forces.
- Alknona Hamid, 26
- Mohammed Bodroh
- Kamal al-Hassani, 28
Article in portuguese: http://saulovalley.blogspot.com/2011/12/marrocos-7-pessoas-se-incendiaram-em.html
Syria: "the people want the execution of the president" - 18 dead for now.
More than 1500 officers spread through the streets of Damascus in a campaign to address with the right to break doors, removal of identification documents, cash and valuables. Not to mention the beatings and humiliations.
In Latakya security forces have raided homes, made mass arrests and eventually to invade the camps Abdul-Haq Al-Gaas, Abu Hamed Al-Zen, Al-Ramel, trapping the last people who were still around said SNN.
Major incidents are taking place in mosques where people who are determined to speak out are targeted by snipers. The arrests have taken place directly at the door of the mosque.
It is the example seen in this video recorded earlier in Idleb. In the background you can hear the sound of the prayers while the army waiting outside.
In both Al and Daraa Hrak the curfew was announced over loudspeakers in the early morning.
VIDEO: In Aleppo security forces disrupted a huge demonstration with arrests and beatings.
Original Source in portuguese: http://saulovalley.blogspot.com/2011/08/18-mortos-e-manifestantes-gritam-o-povo.html
By Saulo Valley - Rio de Janeiro, August 19, 2011 - 12:18.
In Latakya security forces have raided homes, made mass arrests and eventually to invade the camps Abdul-Haq Al-Gaas, Abu Hamed Al-Zen, Al-Ramel, trapping the last people who were still around said SNN.
Major incidents are taking place in mosques where people who are determined to speak out are targeted by snipers. The arrests have taken place directly at the door of the mosque.
It is the example seen in this video recorded earlier in Idleb. In the background you can hear the sound of the prayers while the army waiting outside.
In both Al and Daraa Hrak the curfew was announced over loudspeakers in the early morning.
VIDEO: In Aleppo security forces disrupted a huge demonstration with arrests and beatings.
Original Source in portuguese: http://saulovalley.blogspot.com/2011/08/18-mortos-e-manifestantes-gritam-o-povo.html
Syria: The journalist Zaid Mistou won freedom today after two weeks in prison.
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| Mohamed Zaid Mistou - Journalist |
For about six days no one really knew his where abouts. Around two weeks later, his family said they had received news about the journalist:
By Saulo Valley - Rio de Janeiro, May 29, 2011 - 19:48.
The information came from other people who had been arrested and who were in the same premises where it was Zaid. According to friends, he went "well" and return home soon.
Today the happy news reached a page on Facebook Zaid, who called for his freedom. Several friends and activists celebrated the return of the boy to his family in perfect health.
We all exchange kind with Zaid and his family and friends for their release anden joyment (for happiness)
in good health. Freedom for the people of Syria!
Original source: "Saulo Valley Press"
