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STOP THE OPPRESSIVE POLICY AGAINST PROF. JOSE MARIA SISON

CEBRASPO – Centro Brasileiro de Solidariedade aos Povos
(Brazilian Centre of Solidarity to the Peoples)
October 7th, 2009

We from Cebraspo congratulate Prof. Jose Maria Sison for winning last 30 September 2009 the favorable judgment of the European Court of First Instance (ECFI) in his complaint against the Council of the European Union (EU) for having unjustly put him on the terrorist blacklist since 28 October 2002. The European Court annulled all decisions and a regulation of the Council of the European Union (EU) that had maintained Prof. Sison in its so-called terrorist blacklist. But the Council of the EU might still decide to make a frivolous appeal, if only to delay and deny the justice that Prof. Sison deserves.

Jomas legal victory must be celebrated by all of us that struggle for democracy, justice and peoples liberation. This is an occasion for renew the efforts to demand that the Dutch government and Council of the EU stop being a party to false charges against him and being complicit with the Philippine and US governments in his political persecution.

We demand that the Council of EU and the Dutch government as well as the Philippine and US governments stop their oppressive policy against Prof. Sison. This oppressive policy is maliciously based on false charges of terrorism and common crimes supplied by the Philippine government under the prodding of the US government.We salute Prof. Sison and extend to his family our greetings of solidarity.

We demand that, concomitant with stopping the oppressive policy against Prof. Sison, all governments concerned must remove him from any terrorist blacklist and must respect his human rights. He must be able to render professional services with remuneration. His social benefits must be restored. He must be able to make financial transactions. He must have residence permit. He must be able to travel freely. He must be able to claim moral and material damages for all the years that he has been oppressed.

We salute Prof. Sison for his struggle and extend our warmest greetings of solidarity to his family.

CEBRASPO – Centro Brasileiro de Solidariedade aos Povos
(Brazilian Centre of Solidarity to the Peoples)
October 7th, 2009
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CEBRASPO
Centro Brasileiro de Solidariedade aos Povos

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