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  اعلان لو فيي : السلام في العراق ممكن

Cynthia McKinney, Green Party US Presidential Candidate, www.runcynthiarun.org - USA

Denis Halliday, Former UN Assistant Secretary General & United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq 1997-98 - Ireland

François Houtart, Director of the Tricontinental Center (Cetri), spiritual father and member of the International Committee of the World Social Forum of Porto Alegre, Executive Secretary of the Alternative World Forum, President of the International League for rights and liberation of people and president of the BRussells Tribunal - Belgium

Socorro Gomes, Chairwoman of WPC - World Peace Council and of Cebrapaz - Brazilian Center of Solidarity with Peoples and Struggle for Peace

José Francisco Gallardo Rodrيguez, General Major and PhD. in Public Administration - Mexico

Manik Mukherjee, Deputy, International Affairs, Socialist Unity Center of India, General Secretary, International Anti-imperialist and People's Solidarity Coordinating Committee - India

Eduardo Galeano, Essayist, journalist, historian, and activist - Uruguay

Harold Pinter, Author, Nobel Prize in Literature 2005 - UK

James Petras, Author - USA

Jan Myrdal, Author - Sweden

Michael Parenti, Author - USA

Peter Curman, Author - Sweden

Rosa Regàs, Author - Spain

Santiago Alba Rico, Author, philosopher, member of www.rebelion.org, Spain – Tunisia

William Blum, Author, USA

Issam Chalabi, Former Iraqi Oil Minister, Iraq/Jordan

Dr. Omar Al Kubaisy, Senior iraqi cardiologist, anti occupation politician and activist on iraq health & medical situation

Dr. Saeed H. Hasan, Former Iraqi Permanent Representative to the United Nations - Iraq

Dr. Saadallah Al-Fathi, Former head of the Energy Studies Department at OPEC - Iraq

Salah Omar Al Ali, Ex iraqi minister/ex Iraq's ambassador to UN

Faruq Ziada, Former Iraqi Ambassador

Majid Al Samarai, Former Iraqi ambassador

Wajdi A. Mardan. Writer and Iraqi Diplomat

Naji Haraj, former Iraqi diplomat, human rights activist

Hassan T. Walli Aydinli, President of the Committee for the Defence of the Iraqi Turkmens’ Rights – Belgium-Iraq

Sabah Al-Mukhtar, President of the Arab Lawyers Association - Iraq / UK

Mohammed Younis Alobaidi, Oil Expert, Petroleum Consultancy Group (PCG) Board Member

Prof. Dr. Zuhair Al Sharook, Former President of Mosul University, Iraq

Dr. Abdul Razaq M. Al Dulaimi, Dean of college of communication in Baghdad before the invasion

Mohammed Aref, Science writer - Iraq / UK

Muhamad Tareq Al-Deraji, Director of Monitoring net of human rights in Iraq - President of CCERF - Fallujah

Dr. Mousa Al-Hussaini, Iraqi Writer

Buthaina al Nasiri, Author and activist, iraq-egypt

Dr. Souad Naji Al-Azzawi, Asst. Prof. Env. Eng. - University of Baghdad - Iraq

Mundher Al-Adhami, Research Fellow at Kings College London - Iraq / UK

Nermeen Al-Mufti, Former co-director of Occupation Watch - Journalist - Iraq

Salam Musafir, Iraqi author and journalist based in Russia

Wafaa' Al-Natheema, Independent journalist, activist, founder of the Institute of Near Eastern & African Studies (INEAS), filmmaker, author of "Untamed Nostalgia - Wild Poems," http://zennobia.blogspot.com

Hisham Bustani, Writer and Activist, Secretary - Socialist Thought Forum, Jordan

Nada Kassass, Activist, Egypt

Dr Sahera Al Abta, Academic,Doctor in biology,Faculty of Sience,Iraq/Amman

Sabah Al-Khozai, Academic & Politician

Dr. Mahmoud Khalid Almsafir, Ass. Prof. International Economics, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Ghali Hassan, Independent writer living in Syndey, Australia

Yasar Mohammed Salman Hasan, Computer science and business management - UK

Abdul Wahab Hamid Rashid, Iraq/Sweden

Asma Darwish Al-Haidari, Economist and Activist – Amman

Dr. Curtis F.J. Doebbler, International Human Rights Lawyer - USA

Karen Parker, Attorney, Association of Humanitarian Lawyers, partners of the BRussells Tribunal - USA

Niloufer Bhagwat, Vice President of Indian Lawyers Association - Mumbai / India

Amy Bartholomew, Law professor - Canada

Jennifer Van Bergen, Journalist, author writing about civil liberties, human rights and international law, law lecturer at the Anglo-American University in Prague

Ana Esther Ceceٌa, Researcher/professor in geopolitics, National Autonomous University of México, Director of the Geopolitics Latinamerican Observatory – Mexico

ءngel Guerra Cabrera, Journalist and professor - Cuba

April Hurley, MD, Iraq Peace Team, Baghdad 2003 – California, USA

Azildin Bin Hussain Al Qutamil, Arab Avant Guard-blog - Tunis

Dr. Bert De Belder, Coordinator Intal  & Medical Aid For The Third World - Belgium

Carlos Fazio, Journalist and academic - Mexico

Carlos Taibo, Professor of Political Sciences, Madrid Autonomous University - Spain

Carmen Bohorquez, Philosopher, Coordinator of the network of networks In Defense of Humanity – Venezuela

Dr. Chandra Muzaffar, President of JUST International - Malaysia

Claudio Moffa, Professor of History - Italy

Corinne Kumar, Secretary General of El Taller International - Tunesia / India

Dahr Jamail, Independent journalist, author: Beyond the Green Zone: Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq - USA

David Miller, Professor of Sociology at Strathclyde University, co-founder of Spinwatch - UK

Dirk Tuypens, Actor - Belgium

Elias Davidsson, Composer, international law scholar and activist for 9/11 truth – Germany

Eric Goeman, Coordinator ATTAC - Belgium

Fausto Giudice, Writer, translator, activist, member of Tlaxcala – Italy/France

Felicity Arbuthnot, Journalist - UK

Frank Vercruyssen, Actor, TG Stan - Belgium

Frantz Mendes, President United Steel Workers Local 8751 - USA

Dr. Gideon Polya, Scientist, author of Body Count. Global avoidable mortality since 1950 - http://mwcnews.net/Gideon-Polya, Australia

Gie van den Berghe, Professor University of Ghent - Belgium

Gilad Atzmon, Musician, writer, pro-Palestinian activist – UK

Gilberto Lَpez y Rivas, Anthropologist - Mexico

Prof. Hedvig Ekerwald, Dept of Sociology, Uppsala University - Sweden

Prof. Em. Herman De Ley, Em. Prof. Ghent University, Ex-director of Centre for Islam in Europe - Belgium

Isaac Rosa, Writer - Spain

James E. Jennings, PH.D., President, Conscience International, Inc., a humanitarian aid and human rights organization working primarily in the Middle East; and Executive Director, US Academics for Peace, a group of university professors dedicated to dialogue among civilizations - USA

Jean Pestieau,  Professor Emeritus, Catholic Univercity of Louvain (UCL), Belgium

Joachim Guilliard, Journalist, Anti-war movement - Germany

John Saxe-Fernلndez, Professor of political science, National Autonomous University - México

Jos Hennes, Publisher EPO - Edition House - Belgium

José Reinaldo Carvalho, Journalist, politologue, Relations Internationales, Cebrapaz -  Centre Brésilien Pour la Solidarité avec les Peuples et la Lutte pour la Paix - Brazil

Kris Smet, Former Journalist - Belgium

Larry Holmes, Troops Out Now Coalition - USA

LeiLani Dowell, Fight Imperialism, Stand Together - USA

Prof. Dr. Lieven De Cauter, Philosopher, K.U. Leuven / Rits, initiator of the BRussells Tribunal - Belgium

Lolo Rico, Screenwriter - Spain

Ludo De Brabander, Vrede, Peace Organisation - Belgium

Luz Gَmez Garcيa, Lecturer. Universidad Autonoma de Madrid - Spain

Manlio Dinucci, Journalist Il Manifesto - Italy

Marc Vandepitte, Philosopher - Belgium

Maria McGavigan, Institute for Marxist Studies, Brussels

Dr Mario Novelli, Lecturer in International Development, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

Maruja Torres, Writer and journalist - Spain

Mary Rizzo, Writer, translator, pro-Palestinian activist, member of Tlaxcala - USA/Italy

Mathias Cederholm, Historian University of Lund, member in the Iraq Committe in Malmِ, Sweden

Merry Fitzgerald, Europe-Turkmens of Iraq Friendships – Belgium     http://www.turkmenfriendship.blogspot.com/

Michel Chossudovsky, Economics professor and director, Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) - Canada

Michel Collon, Author, journalist - Belgium

Miguel ءlvarez Gلndara, member of SERAPAZ, http://www.serapaz.org.mx/ - Mexico

Dr. Nayar Lَpez Castellanos, National Autonomous University of México – Mexico

Pascual Serrano, Journalist, member of www.rebelion.org - Spain

Paul Vanden Bavière, Former journalist De Standaard, publicist and editor of webzine Uitpers - Belgium

Pedro Monzَn, Professor, Coordinator of the Cuban Chapter In Defense of Humanity - Cuba

Dr. Pol De Vos, Public Health Researcher - Peace movement, Belgium

René Naba, Journalist, writer - France

Robin Eastman-Abaya, Physician and human rights activist - USA

Prof. Rudi Laermans, Sociologist, Catholic University of Leuven - Belgium

Sara Flounders, Co-director of the International Action Center

Sarah Meyer, Independent researcher living in Sussex - UK

Saul Landau, Scholar, author, commentator, and filmmaker on foreign and domestic policy issues, fellow of the Institute for Policy Studies – USA.

Skِld Peter Matthis, Ophthalmologist - Sweden

Stephan Galon, ABVV Trade-Union Secretary / Permanent Syndical Centrale Générale FGTB - Belgium

Stéphane Lathion, Swiss scholar (Fribourg University) - President of the GRIS (Research Group on Islam in Switzerland).

Stephen Eric Bronner, Professor of political science, Rutgers University - USA

Stevan Kirschbaum, Chair Grievance Committee United Steel Workers 8751 - USA

Steve Gillis, Vice President, United Steel Workers Local 8751 - USA

Teresa Gutierrez, May 1st Coalition for Immigrant and Worker Rights Co-Coordinator and Deputy Secretary General International Migrant Alliance (organizations for ID only) - USA

Dr. Thomas M. Fasy, MD PhD, Clinical Associate Professor, Mount Sinai School of Medicine – USA

Victor Flores Olea, Writer and political scientist - Mexico

BRussells Tribunal - Belgium

CEOSI - Spain

Conscience International - USA

El Taller International - Tunesia

INTAL - Belgium

International Action Center - USA

International Anti-imperialist and People's Solidarity Coordinating Committee

The Iraq Solidarity Association in Stockholm (IrakSolidaritet) - Sweden

Medical Aid For The Third World - Belgium

Muslim Peacemaker Teams - Iraq

Palestine Think Tank (Free Minds for a Free Palestine)

Tlaxcala, The Translators' (Global) Network for Linguistic Diversity

US Academics for Peace - USA

World Courts of Women

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الهوامش

^{[1] The right to self-determination, national independence, territorial integrity, national unity, and sovereignty without external interference has been affirmed numerous times by a number of UN bodies, including the UN Security Council, UN General Assembly, UN Commission on Human Rights, the International Law Commission and the International Court of Justice. The principle of self-determination provides that where forcible action has been taken to suppress this right, force may be used in order to counter this and achieve self-determination.}

^{The Commission on Human Rights has routinely reaffirmed the legitimacy of struggling against occupation by all available means, including armed struggle (CHR Resolution No. 3 XXXV, 21 February 1979 and CHR Resolution No. 1989/19, 6 March 1989). Explicitly, UN General Assembly Resolution 37/43, adopted 3 December 1982: “Reaffirms the legitimacy of the struggle of peoples for independence, territorial integrity, national unity and liberation from colonial and foreign domination and foreign occupation by all available means, including armed struggle.” (See also UN General Assembly Resolutions 1514, 3070, 3103, 3246, 3328, 3382, 3421, 3481, 31/91, 32/42 and 32/154).} 

^{[2] Article 1(4) of the 1st Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions, 1977, considers self-determination struggles as international armed conflict situations. The Geneva Declaration on Terrorism states: “As repeatedly recognized by the United Nations General Assembly, peoples who are fighting against colonial domination and alien occupation and against racist regimes in the exercise of their right of self-determination have the right to use force to accomplish their objectives within the framework of international humanitarian law. Such lawful uses of force must not be confused with acts of international terrorism.”}

^{[3] National liberation movements are recognized as the consequence of the right of self-determination. In the exercise of their right to self-determination, peoples under colonial and alien domination have the right “to struggle ... and to seek and receive support, in accordance with the principles of the Charter” and in conformity with the Declaration on Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States. It is in these terms that Article 7 of the Definition of Aggression (General Assembly Resolution 3314 (XXIX) of 14 December 1974) recognizes the legitimacy of the struggle of peoples under colonial or alien domination. Recognition by the UN of the legitimacy of the struggle of peoples under colonial and alien domination or occupation is in line with the general prohibition of the use of force enshrined in the UN Charter as a state that forcibly subjugates a people to colonial or alien domination is committing an unlawful act as defined by international law, and the subject people, in the exercise of its inherent right of self-defence, may fight to defend and attain its right to self-determination.} 

^{[4] The Declaration on Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States (General Assembly Resolution 2625 (XXV)) cites the principle that, “States shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any State, or in any other manner inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations.” Individually and collectively, Iraq and its neighbors would commit to refrain from the use of force or threat of the use of force, facilitating the use of force or threat of use of force by other actors, and refraining from all forms of interference in the affairs of other states. Individually and collectively, Iraq and its neighbors would also commit to cooperation and development on the basis of negotiation, arbitrage and mutual advantage.}

^{[5] Article 41(2) of the United Nations International Law Commission’s Draft Articles on State Responsibility, representing the rule of customary international law (adopted in UN General Assembly Resolution 56/83 of 28 January 2002, “Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts”), prevents states from benefiting from their own illegal acts: “No State shall recognize as lawful a situation created by a serious breach [of an obligation arising under a peremptory norm of general international law]”; Section III(e), UN General Assembly Resolution 36/103 of 14 December 1962, “Declaration on the Inadmissibility of Intervention and Interference in the Internal Affairs of States”.}

^{[6] Declaration of the Jury of Conscience, World Tribunal on Iraq, Istanbul, 23-27 June 2005.}

^{[7] The International Anti-occupation Network is a coalition of groups that stand in solidarity with the Iraqi people and for Iraqi sovereignty and against the US-led occupation of Iraq. It was established in April 2006 at the Madrid International Seminar on the Assassination of Iraqi Academics and Health Professionals, the final resolution of which can be read here.}

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