The UNO support
Mr. Peter Schieder
President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the European Council
Mr. Andreas Gross
ETPA speaker about Chechen Problems
Mr. Pat Cox
President of the European Parliament
Mr. Jan Kubis
Secretary General of the European Safety and Cooperation Organization
APPLICATION
of the Members of ,,Labora“ Union of Vilnius Lietuvos Sąjūdis Meeting
„International Experience the Only Way of Solving of Chechia Problem“
Vilnius 2003-10-22
We can not pretend that we don‘t see that Chechen
problem is the relict of Russian colonial policy and denial of the right of
self-determination of nations. These are analogines of previous Russian
problem in Baltic countries and in Middle Asia, French problem in Algeria
and Indonesian in East Timos.
Russia this year under the conditions of active
partisan war of resistence and with 80 thousand Russian army including
aviation units in the 17.000 sq. km territory of Chechen on March 23, using
old communist treachery and violence methods organized immitational
referendum for the refusal of independence of Chechen. History doesn‘t know
such referendums under such conditions. The same actions were undertaken on
October 5 when the ,,president“ of Chechen was ,,elected“.
It is farse . No international organization can
recognize such cynical and criminal violence dressed into legal form. We can
ask: why it is pandered for Russian violence and primes against humanity?
Way out :
1. To invite president Aslan Maschadov to the European Council and to listen
to his opinion. It is not possible to listen to the one side Russian
conception.
2. When there are massive abuses and killings it is not possible to solve
the problem of Chechnia without neutral countries – the initiative of the
United Nations, as it was in Jugoslavia.
Chairmen of the meeting: Leonas Kerosierius
Algimantas Budriūnas
Algimantas Malinionis
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