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> Subject: Re: GREECE:MACEDONIAN RIGHTS
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> Date: 19 May 94 23:40 BST
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> From: Hilary Naylor
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> Organization: Human Rights Network - HRNet
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> ## author : mils@lotus.mk
> ## date : 12.05.94
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> M I L S N E W S
> Skopje, 12 May, 1994
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> AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CONDEMNS GREECE
>
> Amnesty International sent a letter to the Greek Govt,
> stating its deep concern over the violation of human rights
> in the case with the Archimandrite Nicodimos Tsarknias and
> his sister Maria. They were mistreated and faced police
> brutality, only as a result of their activities in helping
> Macedonians in Greece enforce their basic human rights. The
> organisation requests that the govt in Greece brings all
> those involved in the case to court.
>
> The announcement also reminds Hristos Sideropoulos is to
> face a court trial on May 25. He is accused of having
> declared himself a Macedonian (i.e., as belonging to a
> Macedonian minority in Greece, which is constantly oppressed
> in this country), during the 1990 CSCE Conference on Human
> Rights in Copenhagen. Amnesty International considers this
> to be clear case of violating the right to free expression
> and demands his immediate release.
>
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