- US/UK-led military operations against Iraq: a violation of international law.
This aggression against the state and people of Iraq is illegal, unjustified, inhuman and ought to be condemned by the world community. The people of Iraq have a right to resist the occupational power.
The earlier established UN sanctions are to be considered as genocidal.
There was no legal base for the so-called 'no-fly zones'.
- The 'Kosovo war' was not legal and not legitimate.
All damage directly and indirectly resulting from attacks by Nato planes on Yugoslavia must be fully compensated by the Nato member states.
- Non-Albanian refugees are entitled to return to their homes in Kosovo-Metohia.
The UN authorities in the formally Serbian province are responsible for the returnees' protection.
- Israel's occupation of the Palestinian Territories has to end in order to make a lasting peace between the Israeli and Palestinian communities possible.
The Palestinian people have a right to resist the oppressor -- the Israeli military and the civilians in the illegal Jewish settlements.
The international community is obligated to condemn atrocities committed by the IDF and take immediate steps to end the suffering.
Prosecution of those responsible for crimes against humanity.
- Palestinian refugees have a basic right to return to their homes on Israeli territory.
Compensation of lost property - A 'declaration of regret' from the Israel head of state.
- The trade embargo on Cuba: 'bullying'. Shouldn't have been imposed.
- The use of the WTC terrorist attack of Sep 11, 2001 as a pretext for war against Afghanistan and other states is immoral.
Arrest and prosecution of (suspected) perpetrators of acts of terror is justifiable -- punishing innocent civilians for the non-cooperative stance of their government is not.
- A 'balance of power' in the UN Security Council must be safeguarded.
Establishing the UN head office in another country than the US is recommendable.
- 'Collected View' (CNN board)
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