By Professor Emeritus Marcello Ferrada de Noli Founder of Swedish Doctors for Human Rights (SWEDHR) (First published on March 12, 2022) The utmost human right is the right to life, hence, per definition, Swedish Doctors for Human Rights has always opposed war as means to solve geopolitical conflicts. The international community should extreme its efforts […]
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SWEDHR and the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Open letter to Ursula von der Leyen
To: Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission From: Swedish Professors and Doctors for Human Rights Dear Dr. Von del Leyen, Swedish Professors and Doctors for Human Rights SWEDHR was founded to essentially work for the authorities’ compliance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the denouncing of breaches against them. Our first ever […]
Professor called the delay in delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip a war crime
Translation of a report published in Izvestia, based in an interview with The Indicter chief-editor. “Professor called the delay in the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip a war crime. Marcello Ferrada de Noli: many initiatives to help Gaza are not being implemented.” ,, There are several reasons for the delay in the […]
Sir Gerald Kaufman powerful speech at the UK Parliament, on Israel failed policy on Gaza
[To watch the video in You Tube, click this link. In case the video would be taken away, go to this upload by @ProfessorsBlogg] Sir Gerald Kaufman delivered his speech at the House of Commons at 3.5 pm, on January 15 2009. His intervention lasted exactly 5 minutes and it was followed by a discourse […]
Documenting killing of Russian POWs by Ukraine troops. Geneva Convention: A #WarCrime
By Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli A few days ago I saw some video fragments posted in Telegram, depicting Russian POWs in captivity. A separate brief video showed dead Russian soldiers, some scattered, while others lye in a pile. I decided to investigate the material, to which I did a breaking down of the sequences […]
The mass killing in Odessa by Ukrainian far right ultra nationalists
The Indicter editorial, by Nina Cross. We remember today the people who died in the massacre of May 2nd 2014 in the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, Ukraine. Today marks exactly eight years since the mass killing by Ukrainian radical nationalist groups of Odessan residents who rejected the instalment of a US-backed government in […]
Doctores Suecos por los Derechos Humanos (SWEDHR) analizan la situación en Ucrania, sus causas y posible solución
El consejo directivo de SWDHR ha deliberado (7-9 de Marzo 2022) sobre la situación en Ucrania. Dado que el derecho humano supremo es el derecho a la vida, Swedhr, por definición, siempre se ha opuesto a la guerra como medio para resolver conflictos geopolíticos. Basados en los mismos principios, esta vez el Consejo de Directores […]
Swedish Doctors for Human Rights –Analysis of the Ukraine situation, its causes and possible solution
SWEDHR board of directors deliberated on the situation in Ukraine. The following is the statement by the organization’s chairman, Professor Emeritus Marcello Ferrada de Noli. My position on the Russian Military Operation in Ukraine By Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli, SWEDHR founder & chairman The utmost human right is the right to life, hence, per […]
New FOI responses confirm the British government’s media campaign against Julian Assange
By Nina Cross Acting chief editor of The Indicter This article revisits the ‘The role of the BBC in the state-sponsored persecution of Julian Assange. Part 1’ in light of relevant FOI responses we have received from the British government (linked to below). They confirm that Jeremy Hunt’s BBC interview on 11th April 2019 was […]
Autumn leaves – A Remembrance Day Reflection as Julian Assange Languishes in Belmarsh
By Nina Cross . Julian Assange, while being slowly assassinated by the US and UK authorities, has been systematically smeared by the same British corporate media that salivates over celebrity. The contrast between the British media press coverage of the US prosecution of Assange and the coverage of the Daily Mail’s appeal against Meghan Markle […]