Amnesty International Urges Portugal To End US Military Support
Portuguese authorities have expelled 11 police officers and nine military members of the National Republican Guard (GNR) over a two-month period. The move follows internal investigations into the conduct of these security officials. This development highlights ongoing disciplinary actions within Portugal's security apparatus. An international ministry has called on the Portuguese government to cease political and military support for the United States regarding the Middle East conflict. The ministry cited data suggesting possible violations of International Humanitarian Law that may constitute war crimes. The organization is demanding that Portugal assume its moral responsibility and refuse the use of its bases for these purposes. It warned that despite quieter combat, the danger to civilians remains critical.
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“MAI expulsou 11 agentes da PSP e nove militares da GNR em dois meses”
“The International Ministry of the Current Middle East Conflict points to possible violations of International Humanitarian Law that in some cases may constitute war crimes.”
“A Organização Defende que Portugal deve recusar a disponibilização da base das são de base da gelada. as violações norte-americanas nesta região e que o país interrompa qualquer apoio militar ou logístico aos Estados Unidos”
“the Portuguese section of Amnesty, through the voice of Executive Director João Godinho Martins, demands that the government does its part in this process, not contributing to violations of international law”
“A Amnistia Internacional acrescenta que o governo português deve parar o apoio político e militar aos Estados Unidos que violam as leis internacionais.”
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