Malheureusement, c’est déjà le cas.

Le Conseil d’Administration de l’OFPRA (qui dépend du ministère Besson) vient de placer la Turquie sur la liste des pays d’origine sûre. Voir ici : Lien pour les détails de la chose. Les conséquences sont lourdes : pas de place en CADA pour les demandeurs, pas d’allocation, procédure accélérée et recours non suspensif. Le plus drôle, c’est que la Grande Assemblée turque en avait officiellement fait la demande. Voir les mirifiques débats du Sénat sur la question : Lien

Autant dire que si nos amis turcs pouvaient se retenir un instant, le temps qu’on leur renvoie du kurde, ça serait sympathique.

vous prefererez le retour du franquisme pour justifier votre regionalisme absurde et absent de toute humanisme ?

CHP « parti fasciste de gauche » ? Et toi,t’es shooté à quoi ?

Rien à enlever, rien à rajouter ! Belle définition du CHP !
voici l’extrait de Wikipedia sur ce parti membre de l’Internationale Socialiste :

Fondé par Mustafa Kemal Atatürk en 1923, le CHP est le principal parti d’opposition en Turquie. Il s’oppose à l’AKP (Parti de la Justice et du Développement) de Tayyip Erdoğan. Le CHP représente aussi le kémalisme. Son symbole sont les six flèches qui rappellent les six principes d’Atatürk. Le CHP est un parti laïc. Il refuse l’incursion de la religion dans la politique.
Après avoir perdu le pouvoir en 2002, il fut écrasé par l’AKP lors des élections anticipées de Juillet 2007, perdant 66 sièges.
Le CHP et l’Internationale socialiste [modifier]

Sur la base d’un rapport rédigé par son Comité d’Éthique, le Conseil de l’Internationale Socialiste réuni le 30 juin 2007 à Genève a approuvé la mise en place d’une procédure de contrôle à l’encontre du CHP. Ce rapport, adopté à l’unanimité, réclame en effet une enquête pour contrôler l’attachement du CHP aux principes de la démocratie. 1. Le leader du CHP, Deniz Baykal ne s’est pas rendu à Athènes pour la réunion de l’Internationale Socialiste le 2 juillet 2008. Le CHP reproche « à certains partis en Europe, (comme les partis socialistes), de ne pas partager la même sensibilité que le CHP concernant l’indépendance de la justice ». Le différend entre le CHP et l’IS a éclaté en raison du procès d’interdiction à l’encontre du parti au pouvoir AKP2.

Curieux, ce besoin de ramener toutes les turpitudes du monde islamique à l’existence d’Israël. Quant à considérer l’usage de la torture en Israël comme un fait acquis, référez vous à la dernière grève de la faim dans les prisons israéliennes, datant du 15/8/2004 :
August 15, 2004. Voici les revendications énumérées par l’association Addameer de soutien aux prisonniers :

« Palestinian Prisoners Demands Presented to Israeli Prisons Service (IPS)

One : Family and/or Lawyers Visits
1. To remove the glass/plastic barrier between prisoners and visitors
2. To increase the period of family visit to one hour
3. To allow personal contact with children as in the past
4. To allow all family members and relatives to visit
5. To allow brothers and sisters to visit as in the past
6. To allow private visits (without barriers)
7. To allow second and third degree relatives to visit
8. To relocate detainees/prisoners in areas close to their residential areas
9. To relocate prisoners who are immediate relatives in one prison
10. To allow personal belongings and clothes to be brought during visits
11. To allow prisoners to take photos with family members and children
12. To allow family visits for Arab prisoners once every 6 months for at least four hours
13. To allow visitors to bring with them an unlimited number of photographs of relatives
14. To allow visitors to bring with them bed-covers, watches, Palestinian head scarves, head wear, etc.
15. To make family visits on Fridays as in the past
16. To bring in families to visit as soon as they arrive to the prison. No delays either at the prison or at checkpoints.
17. To allow prisoners to take out cantina (canteen food and drinks) to the visit without limitations
18. To allow prisoners to take to any kind of drinks to the visit and not limit it to “Sprite”
19. To allow prisoners to be in plain clothes during the visit and not restricted to uniforms of certain colors or design
20. To allow prisoners’ handwork to be given out at the visit after coordination
21. To allow bringing in all kinds of cigarettes, audio-tapes, and video-tapes during the visit

Two : Phone Calls
1. To install pay phones in prison sections and/or yards and/or cells or allow mobile phones in every cell or for every prisoner
2. To allow prisoners representatives to make phone calls to prisoner’s organizations and lawyers and to Palestinian Ministry of Prisoners Affairs.
3. To remove all signal-distortion equipment - known to cause various health problems including cancer

Three : Food
1. To prepare and define a list of quantities of all sorts of food that prisoners have the right to receive and to provide this list to prisoners representatives
2. To change the basket of vegetables and fruits and end the practice of the administrations taking part of it
3. To allow prisoners to buy vegetables, fruits, fish, and meats of all sorts on a monthly basis
4. To allow prisoners in all prisons to prepare their own food according to their customs and religions
5. To give back kitchen equipment that was taken away from prisoners in all “security” prisons
6. To change old kitchen utensils and replace them with new ones
7. To open bakeries and allow Palestinian prisoners to work at them ; to allow bread to be brought in during visits

Four : Health Care / Treatment
1. To develop and expand clinics and equip them for emergency cases especially at Nafha prison ; A practicing physician should be at the clinic 7 days a week
2. To allow a Palestinian prisoner to be present and working at the clinic
3. To conduct surgery for prisoners immediately (without the usual intentional delay)
4. To allow physicians from outside to be able to check prisoners and ease the procedures in doing so
5. To widen the range of physicians to include all specialties
6. To allow dental surgeries/ teeth implants at the expense of prisoners by their own doctors
7. To perform kidney, cornea and prosthetic transplants for those prisoners who have been waiting for years.
8. To allow the purchase of medical mattresses, pillows, shoes and some pharmaceuticals through the cantina
9. To solve all problems related to the hospital in Ramleh
10. An overall medical checkup for every prisoner at least once a year
11. A optician visit to every prison on a regular and constant basis ; eye checkups for every prisoner once every 6 months, changing of glasses when needed, allow the use of eye lenses ; and to provide all needed supplies to solve health problems related vision
12. To allow prisoners to have the equipment necessary to measure blood pressure and sugar levels where needed

Five : Counting

1. To end all practices and policies accompanying counting the prisoners ; allow all those prisoners in isolation back to regular sections

Six : Collective Punishment

1. To end all collective punishments
2. To end the policy of fines
3. To end the policy of confiscating personal belongings and punishing prisoners by denying them family visits
4. To return all money confiscated from prisoners accounts to be able to use them in enhancing the health care and the education of prisoners
5. To compensate prisoners for every item that was damaged intentionally through raids on cell-blocks
6. To define the maximum isolation period as a punishment to a week and to provide humane detention conditions in isolation cells : access to toilets, a washing sink, a two hour recreation period, to allow a fan, to allow books and radio and cantina, not to handcuff prisoners inside the cells, to end the policy of handcuffing prisoners while meeting prison administration

Seven : Education at Universities

1. To allow prisoners to study at Palestinian, Arab, and International Universities
2. To end the policy of punishing prisoners by denying them the right to continue their education
3. To allow newspapers, journals and magazines without any delay
4. To allow purchasing different electronic dictionaries not limited to one brand
5. To allow all cells to have access to a computer and not only students
6. To allocate study rooms and halls and to reopen all libraries
7. To allow stationary without limitation in type or quantities
8. To allow photocopying research material, educational material

Eight : Cantina

1. To allow buying from Arab sources and end the monopoly
2. To cancel the additional 17% tax
3. To unify the prices for all prisons
4. To end all restrictions on the items allowed
5. To form an investigation committee to check on the legality of the 17% additional tax and on the right of prisoners to benefit from the profit of the cantina

Nine : Movement within each section and the recreation area

1. To increase the recreation time to four hours a day as used to be the case
2. To restore visits between section and cells to day-long visits
3. To leave cell doors within each section open all day
4. To restore the right of elderly, ill prisoners, those who spent over tenyears of imprisonment, and prisoners with special needs to get to yards and recreation areas freely
5. To allow university students to choose recreation time suitable for them
6. To allow prisoners representatives to be able to visit sections, recreational areas, and to be present at family visits in order to be able to follow up on issues and concerns and solve any problem without making this right dependant on the mood of security guards
7. To open the gate to the recreational area every half an hour to enable prisoners to get to the area or back to sections
8. To allow freedom of movement within each section without restricting the time or period
9. To install water pipes in each section
10. To restore the weekly general cleaning day as in the past
11. To install water pipes to the recreation area and the yard as used to be the case
12. To restore the recreation time from 15 : 00 to 17 : 00 and from 17 : 00 to 19 : 00
13. To allow working prisoners to stay at the recreation area until 20 : 00
14. Not to transfer a prisoner from any prison before spending 2 years in it unless
the prisoner applies for a transfer
15. To cancel the policy of moving certain prisoners constantly around the prisons, never settling in one
16. To allow Friday Imams to be able to move from one section to another
17. To allow having events, debates, celebrations in the recreation areas and yards as in the past
18. Freedom to transfer among cells within one section without any sort of restriction
19. To remove the ban on practicing Karate during the recreation period
Ten : Tools, Instruments, private and general equipment
1. To allow the following to be purchased at the cantina by every prisoner : a light-bulb for reading, electronic dictionary without restricting the brand, electric shaving-machine, and electric fan
2. To install air ventilation in the cells and section as well as air conditioning
3. To install air conditioning at the visiting area and waiting cells
4. To provide electric kettle
5. To provide an electric toaster for each cell
6. To provide a small refrigerator in each cell
7. A small photocopier in each section
8. To install an Antenna for the radio
9. To allow winter jackets
10. To allow waist belts
11. To allow sport ropes
12. To allow to have cameras in each section and to be able to take collective photos
13. To allow fruits knife in each cell

Eleven : Searching and Security Checks
1. To end the practice of body search by hand and to restrict it to electronic scanning
2. To stop searching children 14 years old and under during visits
3. End totally strip search
4. End night searches and the practice of Matsada unit, dissolve it or end it’s services
5. Not to handcuff prisoners during the search
6. Never to damage or confiscate personal belongings while searching
7. To stop searching prisoners each time they leave to the recreation area or to prayers
8. Security search be limited to only once a day maximum and not to force prisoners outside the section during the search
9. Security search to be conducted during the recreation period
10. To limit the overall general search to once every 6 months

Twelve : Working Facilities
1. To increase the number of working prisoners in the various facilities
2. To restore kitchens, laundries, and sewing and allow Palestinian prisoners to work at these facilities
3. To allow at least two prisoners to work in the section (corridor) outside the cells till 22 : 30 and extend their recreation time till 20 : 00
4. To re-allow a prisoner to work in yard and recreation area as in the past and to make available a storage room and a room for working and working tools
5. To allow a prisoner to work at the clinic
6. To restore the special recreation period for workers
7. To raise payment for workers
8. To allow an additional worker at the library
9. To allow a worker to fix electric equipment in each section as in the past
10. To allow all tools for hairdressing and to change them once every 6 months

Thirteen : Counting
1. To allow prisoners in the upper beds not to step down at the morning count and to limit to them just raising themselves up in their beds
2. To be content by showing the hands for those who are in toilets at the time of counting taking into consideration to avoid using the toilet around the time of count unless it’s urgent or to pass the cell and return to it later

Fourteen : Transfer, Travel and waiting (passing) sections
1. To allow prisoners to have cantina with them while being transferred (canned food, etc.)
2. To be moved directly to the buses without being held and delayed in waiting rooms
3. To change seats in the buses to more comfortable ones
4. Each prisoner to be handcuffed separately from others and to stop using the plastic handcuffs and replace them with the metal ones
5. To allow prisoners representatives to meet newly transferred prisoners at the bus as they arrive
6. To improve all conditions at the passing (waiting) sections in each of Asqalan, Ramleh, and Birsheva prisons
7. To remove the darkened windows of the buses

Fifteen : General Demands
1. To return to prisoners all the cans (canned food) and cups and all what was confiscated in Asqalan and Nafha after the last raids
2. To allow handwork and to be able to purchase all needed at the cantina or to be able to get it during visits
3. To remove asbestos from the cells to improve ventilation in cells and sections
4. To provide once again what the administrations used to provide at their expense : tooth paste, tooth brush, soap, cleaning and hygiene provisions, etc.
5. To make available lists of IPS rules in every section in Arabic
6. To increase the number of allowed TV channels
7. To re-install wooden boards to all beds, change the beds each year, paint cells each year, and to install sides to the beds
8. To remove all male guards from female sections
9. To improve all conditions and to meet all needs of imprisoned minors
10. To end the use of arbitrary transfer of prisoners from one prison to another
11. To remove one bed in each cell
12. To end the use of the special classification of certain prisoners “prisoners sentenced for serious offences” and end all unjustified punishments against them and to allow them to be able to work at various facilities in the prisons
13. To implements the Geneva Convention and all international human rights standards and agreements
14. To use only the buses to transfer prisoners between prisons and/or to and from court hearings
15. To allow visits on special occasions as religious holidays
16. To double the number and the period of visits during holidays
17. To allow prisoners to send out written material : diaries, poems, studies, prose, etc. during visits
18. To define the life sentence as in the case of Israeli prisoners and to consider seriously the provision of parole
19. Not to interfere in Friday prayers and/or preaching and not to punish preachers for whatever they say
20. To allow hard covers for books and never to remove them
21. To separate shower area from toilets
22. To provide prosthetics for those prisoners with amputations

The Unified Leadership of the Hunger Strike
11 August 2004
Freedom for Prisoners »

Où trouvez- vous une allusion à la torture ? En revanche, les revendications, par ex : utilisation de téléphones portables, climatisation des cellules, changement de meubles et peinture des cellules chaque années, libre disposition d’ordinateurs pour tous et pas seulement les étudiants, exonération de la TVA sur la cantine, télé et grille pain dans chaque cellule, antenne de radio, libre disposition de caméras, éliminer les fouilles à corps et les menottes... feraient rêver n’importe quel taulard français. Il existe de nombreux cas avérés où de jeunes Palestinien(ne)s se sont délibérément fait prendre aux checkpoints dans le but d’échapper à la contrainte familiale ou de poursuivre leur études au calme loin du harcèlement des milices, ce qui n’est pas du goût du contribuable israélien. On se calme sur les idées reçues !

Oui, mais contrairement aux Palestiniens, ils ne savent pas « se vendre » et leur « com » est au-dessous de tout... Pas la moindre liste « Eurokurdistan » en vue.

Oh tu sais plus de 4 millions de morts au Congo sur les 10/15 dernières années, ça n’émeut pas grand monde non plus.

Sud-soudan, 2,5 millions de morts entre 1983 et 2005.

En 1965, entre 500,000 et 1.2m de communistes sont massacrés en Indonésie, je ne pense pas que tout le monde soit au courant.

Combien de temps avons nous du attendre avant qu’on parle enfin des massacres du 17 octobre 1961 de centaines d’algériens pro-FNL dans les rues de Paris par la police française sous les ordres du préfet de police Papon... ?

Combien de morts en Bosnies, en Serbie, à Sarajevo, à Goma, dans le Kivu, en Tchéchénie, en Afghanistan, en Haiti, au Tchad, en Centre Afrique, au Niger, au Zimbabwe, en Colombie, au Mexique, etc... ?

Vous pensez que les turcs attendent après nous pour « dépasser leurs clivages » ?
Oui, culpabilisons, et prenons les pour des faibles qu’il faut aider.
C’est limite raciste condescendant à la Jules Ferry.
C’est faire bien peu de cas de leur fierté nationale, et de leur mépris pour cette Europe en voie de décomposition, bobos en tête.