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Dominicans Support Cuba on Human Rights Issue
The American Association of Jurists (AAJ) has issued a statement of solidarity with their Cuban counterparts.

The statement released on Sunday comes as a new US hostility chapter against the Island on the human rights issue is looming.

Under the title "Circus Coming Again", the statement signed by AAJ chairman and secretary Alfonso Torres Ulloa and Francisco de la Rosa warned that "Cuba is not alone."

It referred to the upcoming session of the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva, where the Bush Administration will submit a resolution over alleged rights violations on the Island.

Torres Ulloa told Prensa Latina that his organization and the Human Rights National Commission will jointly mobilize Dominican Republic´s public opinion against these anti-Cuban maneouvers.

"We will be part of the popular mobilization to prevent the government from supporting US policy in Geneva as it would be acting against the Dominican people´s feeling," he added.


 

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