WORLD-TYRANT WORLD 08 01 14 2

WORLD-TYRANT WORLD 08 01 14 2 

Human Rights Minster: There Is Duplication of International Institutions In Dealing With What Is Happening In Iraq 

28/07/2014 10:51:00 

http://www.ninanews.com/English/News_Details.asp?ar95_VQ=HFJLJH

Amara / NINA / Human Rights Minister, Acting Minister of Displacement and Migration, Mohammed Shiaa al-Sudani said that "duplication of international institutions in dealing with what is happening in Iraq of violations puts more of a question mark on the lack of their credibility in implementing the rules of international and humanitarian laws. 

He told the reporter of the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA / "The Iraqi government is much disappointed of [by] the reaction of the international community towards violations of the Islamic State / IS / against Muslims, Christians, Turkmen and Shabak. 

Adding that the IS violations and crimes exceeded all perceptions and expectations 

that are not [to be] believed or accepted by any logic 

through ugliest crimes of murder, displacement and demolition of ancient heritage and civilization in Nineveh in cold blood, as well as

targeting components [of our society] systematically and 

*all* are crimes and flagrant and serious violations 

while we did not find *any* international reaction equivalent to the size of these crimes, but 

merely those institutions and international bodies, whether UN, Security Council, Human Rights Council and the European Union. . .issue statements of disapproval and condemnation." 

Aug 1, 12:18 PM EDT 

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/M/ML_SAUDI_ARABIA_GAZA?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-08-01-12-18-20

SAUDI KING CONDEMNS GAZA WAR BUT NOT ISRAEL 

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah condemned the war in Gaza Friday as a "collective massacre" and a crime against humanity, but stopped short of *directly* condemning Israel for *its* ground campaign against Hamas.

"All of this is happening while the international community is watching silently with all its institutions and organizations, including human rights organizations," he said in prepared remarks read out by a presenter on state television. 

"This silence has no justification." 

But the king did *not* call for any specific action to be taken against [Puppet] Israel in his remarks.