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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the resolution is particularly weighty and detailed, and this is because it is intended to condemn the attitude of the government of Bahrain, which is responsible for the veritable police state that has been created in response to the legitimate and peaceful protests of its people.
The other factor of extreme concern is the recourse to special military tribunals to try civilians. This, as our resolution states, constitutes a violation of international standards on the right to a fair trial, and we must do everything we can to put an end to mass trials of civilians by military tribunals, or the Court of National Security, to be precise.
We call upon the Bahraini authorities to restore and respect all human rights and fundamental freedoms, including pluralism, freedom of expression and of assembly, freedom of religion, women’s rights and measures against discrimination, and to put an end to censorship. This is also important in the light of the precedents of the last few months, because what has happened in the last few months shows us that what is at stake, first and foremost, is the lives of thousands of people, the hope of an entire nation and the future of a country."@en1
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