EU Parliament Resolutions Demand Action on Detentions, Violence
The European Parliament condemned egregious human rights violations in Dubai, the Central African Republic (CAR), and Syria, spotlighting the arbitrary detention of a British citizen, a Belgian-Portuguese researcher, and deadly attacks on Syrian religious minorities.
In Dubai, Ryan Cornelius, 71, detained since 2008 for alleged fraud, faces inhumane conditions and an illegal 20-year sentence extension, with the UN deeming his imprisonment unlawful.
In CAR, researcher Joseph Figueira Martin endures torture and life-threatening detention, linked to Russian paramilitary interference.
In Syria, a June terrorist attack on Damascus’ Mar Elias church underscores threats to Christian communities amid a fragile political transition.
With overwhelming votes, Parliament demands immediate releases, medical evacuations, and accountability.
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