Syrian rights activist Ribal al-Assad condemns Europe for supporting new Islamist regime

Syrian human rights activist Ribal al-Assad torn to Europe To overturn sanctions against the new “terrorist” regime of the nation, which he warned, is no better than his first cousin, the leader Bashar al-Assad.

After days of bloodshed, Syrian preliminary president Ahmed al-Sharaa, the chairman of the armed forces, the Assad, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), signed a temporary constitution on Thursday, which the country put under Islamist rule under Islamist rule at least five years.

But Al-Sharaa’s government has followed a “revenge killing dispute”, which, according to Al-Assad, had been admitted to Assad’s armed forces together with Alawite and Christian minorities in Assad’s forces.

“You couldn’t have refused [military service]. Those who refused were put into prisons, “he said, adding that all high -ranking officers had fled the country in Assad’s armed forces.

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While much of Syria was I am pleased to see the fall of Bashar al-Assad, religious and ethnic minorities have remained skeptical about the new leadership towards al-Qaida.

Ribal al-Assad insisted that the new regime is “an Islamic caliphate. They want a theocracy. They want to replace a dictatorship with cult, as it happened in Iran 45 years ago.”

He said Christians were caught alongside Alawites In the Rachespree because “Christians and Alawites live together. In my city we have Christians who live there. We always lived … side by side and they celebrate holidays together.”

In December, the bid administration removed the long-term premium at the head of the HTS leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.

Europe used a number of sanctions against the new Syrian government at the end of the last month, although the United States has many other punitive financial measures.

“After 14 years of destruction of so much mass murder, it is really not normal for the international community that Europeans raise the sanctions on this terrorist regime and say: ‘Oh, there are snapback sanctions if this regime leaves something with sanctions, “Said al-Assad”.

“What could be worse [HTS] Do you do it to reset you? “

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Al-Assad tore himself into the European Commission because he had invited Al-Sharaa to a donor conference to collect money for his government.

“European countries [are going] To give him money to give him more money so that he could encourage and reward him for killing and rewarded that he did instead of saying: “We will not raise sanctions until we see a new program, a modern constitution, a secular condition that guarantees the equality of all citizens and the rule of law.”

The government troops have put down an uprising that started the armed militia last week who were loyal to Assad.

And legal groups say that hundreds of civilians, who largely belong to the Alawite minority sect of Islam, counts Assad as a member, in which violence died that broke out along the Syrian coast.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (Sohr) claims that almost 1,000 civilians were killed in the past week.

According to the speaker of Russia, Maria Zakharova, thousands of civilians who fled from sectarian violence still protect in a Russian air force along the province of Latakia.

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“After yesterday’s data, our military protected more than 8,000, probably closer to 9,000 Syrians, mainly women and children,” she said on Thursday.

Whole families, women and children were slaughtered as part of the sectarian murders of the past week, the United Nations said.

Al-Sharaa claimed that the government “would examine the violations of civilians and” identify “those responsible for them.

The UN human rights office has counted 111 civil murders, but expects the number to be much higher.

“In a number of extremely worrying cases, entire families – including women, children and individuals Hors de Combat – were killed with predominantly Alawite cities and villages, in particular,” said the spokesman for the human rights office, Thameen Al Kheetan, on Tuesday.

“Many of the documented cases were summary.

Abdulhamid al-Awak, part of a committee commissioned by al-Sharaa with the creation of the new constitution, which will set up a transitional government for five years, announced on Thursday of a press conference that the constitution would be Muslim, and said that Islamic law was the main source of the case law.

However, Al-Awak said that the constitution would include protection for free expression and the media.

“There are many, many, many, many clauses in this constitution that are strange,” said Al-Assad.

“TThe transition period takes five years, but can be expanded indefinitely based on security and political conditions. Do you know what does that mean?

“The president that he could appoint a third of the parliament with complete legislative powers. You know that this is crazy. All political parties are being suspended at the moment. No opposition, no representation. Nothing.”

The document will “compensate for social security and freedom during the rocky political situation,” said Al-Awak.

The constitution also claims that the state is “obliged to combat all forms of violent extremism while respects the rights and freedoms”, and that “the citizens are the same before the law in rights and obligations, without discrimination due to breed, religion, gender or descent”.

It banned weapons outside of military control and noticed to “glorify the former Assad regime” as a crime.

The Syrian Democratic Council led by Kurdish rejected the document draft on Friday and demanded that it were rewritten and argued that it was not far enough to protect the many ethnic communities of Syria. It argued that the constitution “authoritarianism reproduces in a new form” and said that “every constitutional declaration must be the result of a real national consensus, not a project imposed by a party”, even after a breakthrough contract on Monday with the authorities led by the USA on Monday that require a ceasefire and a merger of their armed forces.

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Al-Assad asked the United States to enter Syria, to establish a “real representative democracy”.

“This is definitely not what the Syrian people were looking for, those who stood against the previous regime. This is not the regime they want,” he said. “And that’s why we want the United States to help us move to a real representative democracy.

“How do you want to leave an Islamist extremist regime on the Mediterranean, which will start recruiting thousands?

“You could be in Cyprus in two and a half hours and then in the Greek islands and Europe and Europe to the USA.