An Egyptian politician: the coercive measures imposed on Syria are inhuman

International

On February 1st, the Nasserite leader, Head of the Million Egyptian Center for Human Rights Hani Al-Jaziri denounced the continued imposition of unilateral coercive measures on Syria.

Al-Jaziri stressed the necessity of work to end these inhumane measures.

Al-Jaziri said: “The United States put the term ‘creative chaos’ and destroyed the region with its plots, but Syria’s victories and steadfastness in the face of these terrorist plots made Washington impose unilateral coercive measures, especially the so-called illegal and inhuman Caesar Act.”

Al-Jaziri said that the Syrian people are aware of the reality of Western conspiracies and are working to thwart all schemes aimed at dominating their country and stripping it of its rights and freedom.

 

Inas Abdulkareem

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