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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti de plus montré qu'elle n'était pas mûre pour jouer un rôle politique". "Certains membres de l'VE ont i'impression de vivre encore à l'époque coloniale, au XIXème et début du XXème siècle", a-t-il affirmé. cro/hel/jeb. A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.-Agence France Presse A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.-Agence France Presse • L'Iran ne veut plus parler droits de l'Homme et armements .. avec I'VE TEHERAN, 30 avr (AFP) - L'Iran a décidé de "refuser toute négociation" avec l'Union européenne sur les droits de l'Homme et les armements conventionnels, nucléaires et chimiques, a annoncé mercredi le ministère des Affaires étrangères iranien dans un . communiqué. L'Iran rejette également la poursuite du "dialogue critique" engagé avec l'UE en 1992, dont les Quinze ont annoncé l'arrêt mardi à Luxembourg. Ce dialogue n'a pas permis de faire preuve "d'efficacité" dans le relations entre l'UE et Téhéran, poursuit le communiqué. Téhéran affirme également que toute mesure de l'UE à son encontre se , u • , , • If verra apporter une reponse appropnee et reclproque . Le ministre iranien des Affaires étrangères Ali Akbar Velayati a par ailleurs annoncé mercredi que l'Iran ne souhaite. pas voir revenir à Téhéran les ambassadeurs allemand et danois. M. Velayati, qui s'exprimait au cours d'une conférence de presse, a affirmé que "nous n'accueillons pas favorablement le retour de certains ambassade~rs" européens, citant les cas de l'Allemagne et du Danemark. L'Union européenne a annoncé mardi à Luxembourg le retour à Téhéran de ses ambassadeurs, rappelés à la suite du verdict rendu le 10 avril par la justice allemande, accusant l'Iran d'avoir commandité des assassinats politiques en 1992 à Berlin. M. Velayati a également affirmé que le refus de l'Union européenne de prendre des sanctions économiques contre l'Iran, ainsi que l'annonce du retour à Téhéran des ambassadeurs de l'UE, constituaient un "grand échec" pour les Etats-Unis. kd-cro/hel A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.- Agence France Presse 308
Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Bastn Özeti AI INDEX: EUR 44/33/97 9 MAY 1997 News Service: 83/97 BRIEFING ON SANAR YURDATAPAN'S CASE Sanar Yurdatapan, spokesperson for the "Together for Peace" initiative (BIBA - Ba~ lçin Biraraya) and a leading composer and performer of contemporary music, was detained at Istanbul Atatürk Airport late on 16 April 1997 on his return from a brief visit to Germany. Amnesty International issued an urgent action(l). After being held in incommunicado detention for nearly six days, Sanar Yurdatapan was formally arrested by Istanbul State Security Prosecutor on 22 April. He now faces charges for possession oftwo false passports and for supporting an illegal armed organization. What is not disputed is that Sanar Yurdatapan entered Turkey in possession oftwo forged or falsified passports - an offence under the Turkish Penal Code. Whether or not Sanar Yurdatapan knowingly imported false or falsifiedpassports would be a question for a court to decide. Should any person be found guilty of such an offence after a fair trial, Amnesty International would not wish to oppose the application of punishments provided for in Turkish law. However, the circumstances surrounding the imprisonment of Sanar Yurdatapan are extremely complicated and difficult to follow for a foreign audience which, unlike the Turkish public, has not witnessed the wealth of evidence implicating the State in political murder and other crimes, which has emerged in the wake of the famous Susurluk car crash of 4 November 1996. In this fatal road accident a high-ranking police chief, a wanted right-wing mafia leader, and a Kurdish tribal leader -- who is also a Member of Parliament and heads a private army of several thousand village guards -- were found to be travelling together in the same car with a quantity of weapons, silencers, passports and other documents under assumed identities. Since the event, investigative journalists have tried to unravel the emerging links between the mafia underworld and the state, whose security have agencies engaged in a 12-year-war against the separatist Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK). These links led to the door of the then Prime Minister Tansu Çiller herself, now Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, and the then Interior Minister Mehmet Agar, former General Director of Security, who has since been forced to resign. Allegations of attempts to cover up the scandal abound. The two men for whom Sanar Yurdatapan had brought the passports, Murat Ipek and Murat Demir, were at one time members of the PKK. After their capture by Turkish security forces more than five years ago, they both turned state witnesses in exchange for reduced prison sentences under the "Repentance Law". The two men -- like many people popularly known as "confessors", who AMNESTY INTEANAnONAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARIAT 1 Easton Street, london WC1X aDJ, United Kingdom Tel: Int. Code: (44) (171) 413 5500. UK Code: (0171) 413 5500. Fax: Int. Code: (44) (171) 956 1157. UK Code: (0171) 956 1157. E-mail: (GreenNet)amnestyis@gn.apc.org.(GaoNet)amnesty-is@mcr1.geonet.de Telegrams: Amnesty london WC1 Telex: 28502 AMNSTY G 309
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