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"Mr President, on 10 September Rafah Nached, who for 26 years had been running a psychoanalytical clinic in Damascus, was unlawfully arrested in Damascus. Up until recently she had been actively involved in providing help to those traumatised by activities of the regime ruling Syria. Nine thousand people have signed a petition demanding her release. The imprisonment of Rafah Nached amounts to a violation of fundamental human rights. It is the moral duty of our Parliament to seek her immediate release. We also demand that the Syrian authorities guarantee that doctors, volunteers and human rights activists will be able to conduct their work without fear, repression or sanctions being imposed on them by the authorities.
Under the Lisbon Treaty, promoting the activities of human right activists and ensuring their protection and security must be seen as a priority in relations between the European Union and third countries and taken into account when formulating the Union’s foreign policy. We should simultaneously develop and apply harsh sanctions against third countries that commit serious violations of human rights."@en1
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