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Les participants à la conférence ont organisé un flashmob en soutien aux prisonniers politiques emprisonnés illégalement par les autorités françaises. Ils ont appelé par leurs noms chaque détenu et exigé leur libération et protesté avec des pancartes portant les inscriptions « Liberté ! » et « Fin du colonialisme ! ». L'événement a mis en lumière les violations des droits de l'homme et a exhorté la communauté internationale à agir. Une déclaration finale a appelé la France à libérer les prisonniers politiques et à respecter les droits de l'homme. * * * Conference participants organized a flashmob in support of political prisoners unlawfully imprisioned by the French authorities. They called out their names, demanded their release, and protested with placards reading "Freedom!" and "End Colonialism!" The event highlighted human rights violations and urged the international community to take action. A final statement called on France to release political prisoners and respect human rights. #humanrights #freedom #EndColonialism #Justice #PoliticalPrisoners #France #HumanRightsViolations #InternationalSolidarity #frenchcolonialism
Baku Initiative Group129,187 次观看 • 1 年前
At a recent conference on transnational repression in Geneva, Bhai Moninder Singh reflected on the historical foundations of Sikh sovereignty, outlining how the Sikh political tradition evolved from the teachings of Guru Nanak and the martyrdom of Guru Arjan to the creation of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699, which established a collective identity committed to justice, self-rule, and the principle of Raj. He emphasized that Sikh political aspirations today must be understood within this historical trajectory. The Sikh Confederacy and the period of Khalsa Raj demonstrated that Sikhs exercised sovereignty and maintained systems of governance prior to colonial intervention. In this context, he noted that the Sikh call for Khalistan is not about constructing a new political project, but about reclaiming a sovereignty that historically existed and was lost through colonial restructuring of the subcontinent and the later consolidation of the modern India. Understanding this distinction, he argued, is central to recognizing why many Sikhs frame their struggle not as secession, but as the restoration of a historical right to sovereignty.
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