Если плохому танцору что-то и мешает, то это санкции против путинского режима, принятые Конгрессом почти единогласно.
Сколько еще ждать "усмирения зарвавшегося" ? В понедельник Россия заблокировала заседание СБ ООН о ситуации с правами человека в Сирии - первый случай процедурного блокирования повестки дня за последние 55 лет. В результате не услышала, к чему приводит нарушение этих прав.
As the High Commissioner said, this conflict began seven years ago when the government chose to meet Syrians’ peaceful demands for their human rights and fundamental freedoms with torture and death. Since that time, the Assad regime’s atrocities in Syria have caused unparalleled human suffering, killing nearly half a million people and driving millions from their homes. Sickening reports continue of the government’s use of chemical weapons, arbitrary detention, and torture on its own civilians. The regime continues to imprison tens of thousands of Syrians – including women, children, doctors, humanitarian aid providers, human rights defenders, and journalists – subjecting them to torture, sexual violence, inhumane conditions, and denial of fair trials. <...> As today’s briefing has shown us yet again, the situation in Syria is a tragic example of how a government’s systemic and widespread mistreatment and the continued denial of human rights of its own people can lead to a grave threat to international peace and security. https://usun.state.gov/remarks/8343
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Сколько еще ждать "усмирения зарвавшегося" ? В понедельник Россия заблокировала заседание СБ ООН о ситуации с правами человека в Сирии - первый случай процедурного блокирования повестки дня за последние 55 лет. В результате не услышала, к чему приводит нарушение этих прав.
As the High Commissioner said, this conflict began seven years ago when the government chose to meet Syrians’ peaceful demands for their human rights and fundamental freedoms with torture and death. Since that time, the Assad regime’s atrocities in Syria have caused unparalleled human suffering, killing nearly half a million people and driving millions from their homes. Sickening reports continue of the government’s use of chemical weapons, arbitrary detention, and torture on its own civilians.
The regime continues to imprison tens of thousands of Syrians – including women, children, doctors, humanitarian aid providers, human rights defenders, and journalists – subjecting them to torture, sexual violence, inhumane conditions, and denial of fair trials. <...>
As today’s briefing has shown us yet again, the situation in Syria is a tragic example of how a government’s systemic and widespread mistreatment and the continued denial of human rights of its own people can lead to a grave threat to international peace and security.
https://usun.state.gov/remarks/8343