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Oct 22, 2023 News
Kaieteur News – Hundreds of Guyanese marched the streets of Georgetown on Saturday in protest against the inhumane treatment meted out to Palestinians.
Saturday’s march mirrored marches held globally in support of Palestine.
As the participants walked the city streets, they chanted, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free… Free Palestine! Free Palestine!”
After the walk, they assembled at the Square of the Revolution where several prominent persons spoke.
One speaker said, “We cannot remain silent with what we see going on with our brothers in Palestine.”
The man accused the “Zionist Israel” of committing Genocide.
The speaker said that world leaders are standing by silently and watching as thousands of Palestinians are being slaughtered.
“We live in a world of double standard”, he said while questioning, “where is the humanity?”.
Meanwhile, Saudia Ferouz said, “At this moment in our seen reality, Gaza is experiencing genocide before our very eyes,” while adding, “Israel has cut off food, water, and fuel to a population of 2.3 million civilians.”
Ferouz reminded that more than 4,500 Palestinians have been massacred by Israel in the last 14 days alone.
“More than 1500 of those deaths were children. More than 1.2 million people have lost their homes,” she stated.
Recent statistics put together, by Euro-med Human Rights Monitor, more than 4000 Palestinians have been killed, “including 1,413 children and 806 women, with approximately 3,420 civilians among the dead.
More than 15,000 additional Palestinians have been injured in various ways, with more than half of them being children and women.
Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor concluded that Israel is committing complex war crimes in the Gaza Strip. The organisation reiterated that these crimes represent serious violations of international humanitarian law and may amount to war crimes under the Fourth Geneva Convention for the Protection of Civilians.
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