Havana, November 20, 2007.
We call upon all Cubans to commemorate International Human Rights Day on December 10th, by exercising our right to demonstrate in a PEACEFUL SILENT MARCH as a protest of the immoral and illegal APARTHEID policy imposed by the Cuban government.
It is the duty all people to assume individual responsibility and confront the tragedy facing the nation, to urge political, economic and social changes that benefit EVERYONE, and to facilitate an end to this humiliating situation in which a powerful few violate sovereignty and enjoy privileges all while discriminating against the majority simply because they are citizens.
Governments, institutions, organizations and human beings in general have an obligation to promote respect for fundamental rights and freedoms, as well as ensure their recognition and universal and effective application.
Our appeal, by our participation on that day, will be for the recognition, in every corner of the earth, of the inherent dignity and equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family.
Never in the history of the nation has there existed such an ANTI-CUBAN government. The current constitution recognizes rights and freedoms for Cubans (Article 42 and 43), the penal code condemns as a felony any application of apartheid (Article 120-1 and 295-1); in practice the two laws are systematically violated by the established official public policy.
Despite the fact that the Cuban government is a member of the newly created United Nations Council for Human Rights, it violates its pledge to be a signatory of the international convention on repression and punishment for the crime of apartheid.
The march will take place at the park located at Calzada between D and E, in El Vedado. The start time for the march will be 11:00 A.M. and will consist of walking around the park, in silence, to avoid any kind of disorder and provocation.
We urge Cubans living outside the island to conduct activities on the 10th of December, at the same hour, in commemoration of this important date, and thus extend their support and solidarity to the march.
We call upon the international organizations dedicated to the defense of human rights to join and contribute by promoting the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the elimination of APARTHEID in Cuba.
In particular, we expect that the authorities of the government of Cuba to ensure order during the march and prevent, on this occasion, abuses by state security apparatus.
We call upon all Cubans to commemorate International Human Rights Day on December 10th, by exercising our right to demonstrate in a PEACEFUL SILENT MARCH as a protest of the immoral and illegal APARTHEID policy imposed by the Cuban government.
It is the duty all people to assume individual responsibility and confront the tragedy facing the nation, to urge political, economic and social changes that benefit EVERYONE, and to facilitate an end to this humiliating situation in which a powerful few violate sovereignty and enjoy privileges all while discriminating against the majority simply because they are citizens.
Governments, institutions, organizations and human beings in general have an obligation to promote respect for fundamental rights and freedoms, as well as ensure their recognition and universal and effective application.
Our appeal, by our participation on that day, will be for the recognition, in every corner of the earth, of the inherent dignity and equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family.
Never in the history of the nation has there existed such an ANTI-CUBAN government. The current constitution recognizes rights and freedoms for Cubans (Article 42 and 43), the penal code condemns as a felony any application of apartheid (Article 120-1 and 295-1); in practice the two laws are systematically violated by the established official public policy.
Despite the fact that the Cuban government is a member of the newly created United Nations Council for Human Rights, it violates its pledge to be a signatory of the international convention on repression and punishment for the crime of apartheid.
The march will take place at the park located at Calzada between D and E, in El Vedado. The start time for the march will be 11:00 A.M. and will consist of walking around the park, in silence, to avoid any kind of disorder and provocation.
We urge Cubans living outside the island to conduct activities on the 10th of December, at the same hour, in commemoration of this important date, and thus extend their support and solidarity to the march.
We call upon the international organizations dedicated to the defense of human rights to join and contribute by promoting the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the elimination of APARTHEID in Cuba.
In particular, we expect that the authorities of the government of Cuba to ensure order during the march and prevent, on this occasion, abuses by state security apparatus.
Dr. Darsi Ferrer Ramirez, Cuban citizen.
¿Por qué protestamos?
1) A los cubanos se les discrimina por su origen nacional.LOS CUBANOS NO PUEDEN EN SU PROPIO PAÍS:
1) A los cubanos se les discrimina por su origen nacional.LOS CUBANOS NO PUEDEN EN SU PROPIO PAÍS:
- Acudir a un hospital digno
- Alojarse en un hotel
- Disfrutar de las mejores playas
- Comprarse o disponer de un vehículo
- Poseer un teléfono móvil
- Tener libre acceso a internet
- Abrir un negocio propio
- Etc...LOS EXTRANJEROS Y LA MINORÍA GOBERNANTE SÍ PUEDEN.(Lea los artículos del Dr. Ferrer para más información)
2) En Cuba se violan sistemáticamente la mayoría de los Derechos Humanos
- No se puede salir ni regresar libremente del país. (Viola el art 13.1 de la Declaración Universal de los Derechos Humanos)
- No se reconoce la propiedad, ni individual ni colectiva (Viola el art 17)- No se puede residir donde uno desee dentro del país (Viola el art 13.2)
- Sólo se permite un único partido político (Viola el art 21)
- No existe la libertad sindical ni de asociación (Viola el art 20)
- Todos los medios de comunicación son del gobierno (Viola el art 19)
- Promover los Derechos Humanos es un delito (Viola el art 26)
- No hay libertad de contratación ni remuneración (Viola el art 23)- Etc...
Naw...Cubans en mass should all make the bums' rush for the forbidden tourist areas and have a sit in where they could teach foreigners with cameras and video recorders how unfair apartheid is for Cubans. They will be less likely to be beaten by the goons in front of the tourists ya know? Have a few drinks with them and refuse to go home until cambio! Spread the word. Go to the beaches and hotels...
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