Haidar. Message of thanks and appreciation
Finally, the battle ended as expected and the ship docked solidarity in the homeland territory of Western Sahara. During this journey, Aminatu was not just a person applying for assistance, someone treacherous hands threw the unjust orders executed within the unknown, rough seas of ingratitude, treachery and conspiracy, or simply where human feelings are discounted to the nursery of the worst animal instincts. A woman like me, exhausted by torture in secret dungeons, the sadism of the torturers and the insolence of ungrateful people, has had no other way to deal with blind revenge than the to push with their united forces, or rather what remains of them, to say no, no to the continued repression of the innocent, not to plot against the Sahrawi human rights defenders and their trial by military tribunal , not to endorse them on charges of "collusion with the enemy," not to be thrown within the walls of a prison and suffering from a deadly isolation from the rest of the world, not the abandonment of Sahrawi political prisoners who die in silence in Moroccan prisons because of serious chronic diseases and not enough! More than thirty years of a tragedy that became my people's dreams into nightmares, nightmares between the diaspora and the unknown whereabouts of hundreds missing.
is true that the expression of my faded flying body ailments, but when the plane with me expelled, landed at the airport in Lanzarote, my love life will not subjugated to choose another path that was not the path of dignity and permanence in the position and loyalty to all who preserve the memory of times we joined under torture, in cells or during trial, now overflowing with noble human meanings that instilled in us the values \u200b\u200bof generosity , kindness and selflessness. And it is those same moments, just communicate my login on hunger strike at the airport and formed the platform of solidarity with Haidar to support the battle to return, those who wanted to be repeated in the novelty-laden images of what it says there are no borders can stop the massive flow of human emotions sublime and beautiful that cross countries and continents to bring dignity to Aminetu, man, to dignify it with maternity and the principles and values \u200b\u200bof a people called the Saharawi people. How powerful were those moments with their signs and signals, with their warmth and tenderness of maternal longing, that cemented the most beautiful images that the world's dictionaries defined the meaning of life. You who I stay in my refuge and you welcomed me in my adversity, I have given the reasons for the strength, reinforced in me the hope of perseverance and never felt I suffered alone. You opened my horizons for a new look to the meaning of humanity, humanity at enmity with all sorts of stubbornness and fanaticism and not recognized as relevant any more specificity in their ability to benefit the collective heritage of human beings as despite the diversity of cultures and religions, they can always be put at the service of tolerance, harmony and coexistence between peoples. And who scan the size of the global alarm that you have imposed on a steady pace to achieve my victory unconditionally return to my homeland, Western Sahara, he discovers that his fruit captured in an unparalleled response is proof once again that people who believe in the sublimation of human beings and enshrine the values \u200b\u200bof justice and human rights are able to impose their choices.
To mark the new year 2010 and my best wishes and my sincerest wishes for happiness, good health and tranquility, I am writing to you all one by one, the entire team caring for the Platform of Solidarity, Robert Center Kennedy Justice and Human Rights Associations of Friendship with the Saharawi People in Europe, America, Africa, Australia, Latin America and Asia; personalities awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, lawyers, doctors, artists and filmmakers, to writers, teachers and students of universities, international organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Front Line to international institutions like the United Nations, the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the High Commissioner for Refugees and the European Parliament, the English Parliament and the Portuguese Parliament, women's movements, trade unions and political parties and town halls and English Italy and other countries, to the English media and Algerians and all free pens worldwide who achieved open a light on the dark veil of tissue by the grotesque propaganda Makhzen, to the Saharawi community and especially to the Saharawi community in Lanzarote and the people of Lanzarote and all of you who forgot to mention, so I apologize, I congratulate the success of the epic battle for the return and I express my gratitude and appreciation on my own behalf and on behalf of all the Saharawi people, today, is proud to increase the circle of its supporters and hope accompanies him to continue putting more pressure to release the group of seven jailed in the Moroccan city of Salé and all Saharawi political prisoners of other Moroccan prisons, and to discover the whereabouts of the disappeared Saharawi, waiting to meet their demand to enjoy their legitimate right to self-determination by holding a free, fair and transparent.
And finally, I wish with all my heart that the new year 2010 be a year of peace and respect for human values \u200b\u200band the year of the triumph of international justice.
human rights defender Haidar
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