NSDL organized a round table about the democratic system in Palestine

27/1/2010 

Rafah _ recommended activists and representatives of civil society institutions and media of the importance of activating the democratic system in Palestine and the peaceful handling of the elections, and activating the role of youth in the democratic process and respect the choices of the Palestinian people, and the importance of concentration of efforts in a peaceful manner in order to bring about changes in Palestinian democracy and the placement of the parties to the dispute to the acceptance of a fair election as well to support the holding of presidential and legislative elections on time.
This came during a roundtable organized by the National Assembly for Democracy and Law in cooperation with the Palestinian Center for Human Rights, entitled "Where are we in Palestine, democracy real" this morning at the Assembly Hall in Rafah with participation media and political analyst Imad Mohsen community activist Salah Abu Hatab and media Salah Abu Salah and Executive Director of the National Assembly Ahmed Abu pawns and media Ayman Salama in the presence of representatives of organizations of civil society and journalists.
At the beginning of the meeting, welcomed the Ahmed Abu pawns in attendance and praised the cooperation with the Palestinian Center for Human Rights, noted that this meeting comes within a series of meetings the association plans implemented in cooperation with the Palestinian Center for Human Rights in order to activate the system of democracy and promote human rights and citizenship in the Palestinian society.
Speaking on the developments of improved democratic system in Palestine, until the present time and the decline of the democratic system in Palestine and the importance of agreeing on the holding of elections in both parts of the country so as to standardize the system of democracy.
For his part, Abu Hatab, speaking on the foundations of democratic and liberal democracy, human rights and the accumulation of political rights, economic, social and the difference between the rigid religious authority and accept the changes and development of.
For his part, spoke Salah Abu Salah Islam is a democratic system since growing up and what's happening right now around the dictatorial regime by the erroneous application of the debt, which resulted in the perception of Islam as a religion and a fundamentalist terrorist.

 

  

 

 

 

 

  

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