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[Tripoli, 23.06.2008-JANA]
The 20th
anniversary of issuing the
Great Green Charter for Human Rights in the
era of masses was commemorated last 12 June 2008.
As to
remembering, on June 12, 1988, the General People's Congress
in an extraordinary session decided in al-Hurriya Hall in
the city of al-Beida to issue the Great Green Charter for
Human Rights in the era of masses in presence of the Leader
of the Revolution and a crowd of reporters from different
international broadcasting corporations, newspapers and news
agencies.
The issue of the Great Green
Charter, (http://www.rcmlibya.org/English/Great_Green_Charter.htm)
for Human Rights came in response to the continuous
motivation of the Leader of the Revolution, Muammar
al-Qathafi, who expressed, through the Third World Theory,
aspirations and ambitions of mankind everywhere to establish
joyful and better future in freedom and peace.
Since
its outbreak in 1969, the Great al-Fatah Revolution has been
championing the inalienable human rights in the society of
partnership that brought an end to wages and slavery, where
people enjoy the rights of education, creation, knowledge,
arts. These basic rights top the
Great Green Charter for Human
Rights to overcome the limited and narrow
concepts of the traditional charters for human rights.
The
Great Green Charter for Human
Rights came to confirm the belief of the
Jamahiri society in peace among nations and protection of
freedom worldwide; champion the oppressed people and causes
of masses to liberate them from exploitation, slavery and
injustice; emphasize on the necessity to end testing,
trading and exporting of weapons and to prohibit weapons of
mass destruction that threaten the future of humanity and
environment.
The
Great Green Charter for Human
Rights also came to correct lots of mistakes
categorized under different names, which came in more than
40 conventions regarding various political and economic
fields, whereas people in different parts of the world are
still moaning under the burden of unjust systems that
brought about dictatorial, traditional, political, economic
systems, which are nowadays dominating in the world. Issue
of the Great Green Charter
for Human Rights came in real embodiment of
the human values heralded by the Great al-Fatah Revolution
and its humanitarian Jamahiri thought aiming to establish
peace, security and stability in all parts of the world.
Source:
(JANA) Tripoli, 12.06.2008 |
