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March 21, 2010
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Letters to Jim Karygiannis in the Canadian Parliament
Kurdishaspect.com
Dear Jim Karygiannis
Dears at Canadian Parliament
I would like to thank you for your attempt to recognize the Halabja Chemical Gas attack as genocide. Without doubt the Motion 505 is great news for the Kurds; it’s also an important step towards the eliminations of genocide threats to the minority groups in the world who are under the threat of genocide.
I see your courage as an attempt to the achievement of world peace because it was the silence of the world which made the genocide of Kurds possible. I hope the international community convinced that genocide and war crimes as the main threats to the stability and peace of the world and we have to be vigilance in this regard. Thanks again
Omar Muhamed
Editor of
Anfalistan Magazine
18/03/2010
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Dear: Jim Karygiannis
Canadian Parliament
On behalf of CHAK (Center of Halabja Against Anfalization and Genocide of the Kurds) members, and the chemical gas attack regions in Kurdistan ( Halabja, Sewsenan, Jafayaty, Goptapa villages, Asker, Balisan, Shekh Wasanan, Twtme and Akoyan) we would like to express our gratitude and appreciation for your help to pass Motion 505, recognizing the Halabja Chemical Gas Attack as Genocide. Recognizing such an atrocity as Genocide not only validates the victims’ sufferings, but it also helps to secure a pass to a more just and peaceful world where everyone is treated equally as human beings and respected citizens.
We are actively working to achieve a noble goal of peaceful coexistence of all minority groups and nations. We seek a world where differences and diversity are celebrated not discriminated against. Your efforts with the Canadian Parliament Motion 505 to recognize the Halabja Chemical Gas Attacks as Genocide will promote peaceful coexistence.
Thank you again
Center of Halabja against Anfalization and Genocide of the Kurds-CHAK_
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