Forum for Syria in Hungary: European Union policies against Syria are illegal

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On March 22nd, The Forum for Syria in Hungary renewed its condemnation of the unilateral coercive measures imposed by Western countries on Syria.

The Forum called on the decision-makers in the European Union to realize the consequences of their wrong policies adopted ten years ago, which are inconsistent with the basic principles of international laws and European values.

The Syrian citizens residing in Hungary sent a letter on behalf of the Forum to the European Union Commission in Budapest demanding from   the European Union to immediately lift these measures and sanctions on Syria.

 

The letter said that the decision-makers in the European Union should not interfere in the internal affairs of Syria and recognize the Syrians’ right to self-determination.

The letter also called on the European Union to contribute to the free movement of food and medicine to Syria, which suffers from the ravages of terrorist war, coercive economic measures and the Corona virus.

 

O. al-Mohammad

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