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Re: [casi] The International Occupation Watch Center in Iraq



Dear colleagues,
                          If it is "occupied Baghdad" how come you are free to enter it as an 
opponent,hold public meetings,set up web sites and be free to leave it whenever you want.Obviously, 
it is far more free than "unoccupied Iraq". It is commendable to be so concerned about the state of 
human rights of the Iraqi people in "occupied Iraq". Therefore, I propose that you extend your remit
in time to include the same under"unoccupied Iraq",namely mass graves, torture chambers and 
flattened villages. After all, charity begins at home and first come,first served.By definition, 
human rights standards stipulate one yardstick everywhere for everyone and at all times.Otherwise, 
one will be guilty of double standards and selectiveness at best.At worst,it may be seen as 
detraction from the endemic cause of Iraq's deplorable past state of  human rights.
Regards,
               Muhamad

>>> "nermin" <nermin@burntmail.com> 07/10 1:14 pm >>>
Dear members of the list:
 We, peace loving personalities, from different countries and peace organizations, had gathered in 
Baghdad yesterday announcing through a press confernce launching the International Occupation 
Center. the center will monitor the role of CPA in Iraq and the violations of human rights 
committed by the occupation puting in our mind that occupation is a real violation.
We have a web site: www.occupationwatch.org.
on the advisory board, there are many welknown personalities among them are members of CASI: Kamil 
Mahdi, Rania Masri and Milan Rai.
our end is insisting on stablising an Iraqi government elected through democrstic means by the 
Iraqis..
indeed, three months of occupation are enough to say that occupation authorities had not put human 
rights in their mind. We were promised help from many international bodies.. We will go toward our 
goal through documented report.
I am the repreentative in Baghdad working with many experts.
We will send our reports and press releases to CASI.
best regard
Nermin al_mfti, occupied Baghdad



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