Debates Parlamentares - Diário 025, p. 32 (2014-05-24)

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- 4 - A/130/2-P.2 ANNEX II

The extent of the harm being done to our people, the everyday bloodshed, the destruction of towns, villages, mosques, churches and archaeological monuments listed as world heritage sites, have also damaged the foundations of the Syrian State and its institutions: hospitals, schools, universities, power stations, the electricity grid, the oil and gas network, in addition to the deliberate pillage of over 1,500 factories in the town of Aleppo alone. This has been compounded by the transfer of factory machinery and products to Turkey, where they were sold at the lowest price to finance the terrorist operations of AI-Nusra Front and other groups with links to AI-Qaida, that are supported by the governments of UN Member States, and whose parliaments are IPU Members. All of this appeals to the conscience of parliaments to start working seriously towards putting an end to this oppression plaguing our people through a political solution, by overseeing and questioning their governments on their role in implementing resolutions with international legitimacy, especially those dealing with respect for the principles of sovereignty and non-interference in the internal affairs of other States. The repercussions of the Syrian crisis will not be limited to within its borders if this crisis persists much longer, especially if the above-mentioned States continue to stoke it. The transformation of Syria and its surroundings may well be such that there is a polarization of jihadists who brand others as atheists from all corners of the earth, with all the attendant risks for regional and international security from this sensitive region of the world. Taking into consideration that the IPU brings together the parliaments of sovereign States, it expresses the common interests of humanity, and must shoulder its responsibility in playing an effective role to end the crisis while respecting the principles of sovereignty and non-interference and by rejecting and branding as criminal the terrorist acts aimed at achieving political ends through brute force and terrorism.

II SÉRIE-D — NÚMERO 25________________________________________________________________________________________________________

- 4 - A/130/2-P.2 ANNEX II The extent of the harm being done to our people, the everyday bloodshed, the destruction of towns, villages, mosques, churches and archaeological monuments listed as world heritage sites, have also damaged the foundations of the Syrian State and its institutions: hospitals, schools, universities, power stations, the electricity grid, the oil and gas network, in addition to the deliberate pillage of over 1,500 factories in the town of Aleppo alone. This has been compounded by the transfer of factory machinery and products to Turkey, where they were sold at the lowest price to finance the terrorist operations of AI-Nusra Front and other groups with links to AI-Qaida, that are supported by the governments of UN Member States, and whose parliaments are IPU Members. All of this appeals to the conscience of parliaments to start working seriously towards putting an end to this oppression plaguing our people through a political solution, by overseeing and questioning their governments on their role in implementing resolutions with international legitimacy, especially those dealing with respect for the principles of sovereignty and non-interference in the internal affairs of other States. The repercussions of the Syrian crisis will not be limited to within its borders if this crisis persists much longer, especially if the above-mentioned States continue to stoke it. The transformation of Syria and its surroundings may well be such that there is a polarization of jihadists who brand others as atheists from all corners of the earth, with all the attendant risks for regional and international security from this sensitive region of the world. Taking into consideration that the IPU brings together the parliaments of sovereign States, it expresses the common interests of humanity, and must shoulder its responsibility in playing an effective role to end the crisis while respecting the principles of sovereignty and non-interference and by rejecting and branding as criminal the terrorist acts aimed at achieving political ends through brute force and terrorism. II SÉRIE-D — NÚMERO 25________________________________________________________________________________________________________32

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