The Oslo Conference participants' Appeal to PACE
Oslo, 6th September 2007
Dear Members of Parliaments,
We appeal to you on behalf of the Chechen nation and its leaders on the day of 16 anniversary of Chechen Republic of Ichkeria Independence Day.
Chechen human rights activist Said-Emin Ibragimov stays now at the doorsteps of the PACE, the highest body expected to observe the human rights. He is demanding to observe those very laws which you have pledged to observe in all your documents. To make your actions correspond to your words, Mr. Ibragimov has gone on a preliminary hunger strike.
We, the representatives of the Chechen nation convened today at our forum, believe Mr. Ibragimov's demands are absolutely legitimate, and demand to consider them.
We emphasize that, in case the Chechen human rights activist's demands are ignored, the responsibility for possible consequences rests with you.
We suppose you will find a civilise3d solution to this situation and make the humanist values to prevail. Undoubtedly, the long-suffering Chechen nation's right for freedom and independence is one of these values.
The convention of the ChRI representatives, ChRI Honorary Consuls and leaders of the Chechen communities in European countries.
Oslo, Norway, 6 September 2007
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