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New York Sit-in, Day 50
“International Committee for Ashraf Residents’ Rights Watch” announced its formation

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New York Sit-in, Day 50<br>
“International Committee for Ashraf Residents’ Rights Watch” announced its formation

On the 50th day of sit-in of supporters of the Iranian Resistance and families of Ashraf residents outside the UN headquarters in New York, “The International Committee of the Ashraf residents’ Rights Watch”, by holding a press conference announced its formation and started its work. The formation of the committee was initiated by tens of religious leaders and human rights activists and political personalities residing in New York and other US states.

In this conference reverend David Larry, a prominent New York clergy, lawyer Daniel McCaughan from New Jersey, professor Daniel Zucker, chairman of the committee “Americans for Democracy in the Middle East” , and reverend Lloyd Land participated.

During press conference, the names of some US Congress and Senate members who had supported the rights of Ashraf residents during last 50 days of sit-in was read that included Bob Filner, California (D), Ted Poe, Texas (R), Tom Tancredo, Colorado (R), Sheila Jackson-Lee, Texas (D), and John Bozeman, Arkansas (R).

In his speech, Professor Daniel Zucker, referring to the Iraqi people’s support of Ashraf residents, said: It was Ashraf residents who made Iraqis aware of the clerical regime’s threats, and the reason for conspiracies of the Iranian regime against Ashraf residents is that its ominous intentions are disclosed.

Reverend Lloyd Land, referring to the US elections, said: No matter to which party the US president belongs, the rights of Ashraf residents are recognized rights that all should be committed to them; the present government or any government that is elected in the US has the legal and humanitarian responsibility with regard to Ashraf residents because the US government’s duties regarding Ashraf residents originates from the commitment of the US to the international law.