Jurists and Citizens: The so-called Caesar Law aims to increase pressure on the Syrian people

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Civil and legal activities in the governorate of As-Suwayda condemned the American administration’s tightening of the coercive measures imposed on Syria through the so-called “Caesar’s Law” aimed at increasing pressure on the Syrian people after years of the terrorist war that targeted it, stressing that it constitutes a flagrant violation of the most basic human rights and international law and constitutes a war crime It contributes to depriving the Syrians of medicine and medical equipment, and they will stand up to one row in front of it and fail its goals.

The head of the Swedish Bar Association Branch Ghassan Ghaz al-Din said in a statement to SANA correspondent that unilateral coercive economic measures imposed on Syria by the United States of America and a number of European Union countries are used as a political means and aim to interfere in the internal affairs of Syria and are not based on legal legitimacy which is Old, renewed all the way to what is today called "Caesar's Law".

Gharz Al-Din indicated that the “Caesar’s Law” is illegal and immoral and not based on the United Nations Charter, calling on all parties, including human rights organizations and countries friendly to Syria, to work to nullify the effect of these coercive measures and not to apply this law whose purpose is to interfere in the affairs of the Syrian state and increase pressure on its people By preventing import and export and interfering with economic affairs, it would cause basic harm to the Syrian citizen.

A member of the Swedish Bar Association Branch considered Akram and stressed that any action taken by Syria's enemies against its people is a crime because it targets a sovereign state, stating that the so-called “Caesar’s Law” is new to the series of sanctions and siege on Syria that must be lifted for being illegal and inhumane .

Lawyer Hussam Abu Saleh pointed out that the so-called “Caesar’s Law” is completely unfair and contrary to international conventions and norms, with the aim of pressuring Syria and its allies and with the aim of political blackmail, and this behavior is not new to the American administration that uses bullying to impose laws and blockade peoples.

And lawyer Raghda Al-Ghouthani considered that just as we, as a Syrian people, passed the years of the war, we would bypass these economic sanctions that were aimed at increasing pressure on us, indicating the illegitimacy of the so-called "Caesar Law" that was taken unfairly and unjustly.

Citizen Salman Areej pointed out that the so-called “Caesar’s Law” is unjust and illegitimate and reflects colonial interests and political and strategic goals behind him, stressing that facing the state of siege requires strengthening the elements of resilience in this difficult stage by increasing interest in agriculture, expansion of cultivated areas, and reliance on national local industries.

The citizen Fawzat Abu Saad considered that the so-called "Caesar's Law" holds targets to try to pressure the Syrian people and the resistance in the region, stressing the need to increase solidarity and cooperation between the Syrians and with friendly and allied countries to confront the forced economic sanctions imposed on the sons of Syria.

Citizen Assad Al-Shibl pointed out that after the failure of Syria's enemies through the terrorist war during the past years, they are trying today through an economic war and unjust sanctions to increase the state of siege and put pressure on Syria to acquiesce to the American plans, calling for the necessity of citizen awareness in dealing with what is happening through self-reliance and on Domestic national products to break the siege.