Journal of Akhadic Studies

[Hadash]

Journal of Akhadic Studies

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Akhadic Society launches campaign to boycott Strathaen goods
By: Florence Roberts
Published: Dein 1583


Kamran Akçam has been chairman of the Akhadic Society, the largest transnational Akhadic organization in the world, since 1569.

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Kamran Akçam, Chairman of the Akhadic Society for Religious and Political Reform, has announced today that the Akhadic Society and its affiliated organizations will launch an international campaign against Strathaen, following what Akçam described as a "fundamentalist attack to the freedom of religion" and "the racist and Akhadophobe policies of Blair Gobnet McLucais government".

The campaign will aim to pressure the Strathaen administration to end its anti-Akhadic policies which threaten the 40,000 Akhadic believers living in the small Brigidnan country.

"The boycott is a peaceful and legal means of resistance against the violation of human rights in Strathae. Our World Campaign to End Strathaen Apartheid believes the boycott would hurt the Strathaen state not only on the economic level but on the political and international levels", Akçam said. He called all Akhadic believers, and men of conscience in general, to join and support the campaign in every country of the world.

Akçam explained that the campaign will also include raising awareness of the dire situation living by the Akhadic community in Strathaen, where events burning the Setgvek -the holy sacred book of Akhadism- have become officially sponsored by Blair's Party of Tradition, and where hate attacks against Akhadic believers have increased since Blair's first government, according to a report of the Akhadic Cultural Center, a NGO based in Kathmore. The campaign will be first focused through audio-visual media and social media, and in the coming weeks and months events are planned in more than twenty countries.

A spokesperson of the Akhadic Society in Eskkya declared that the campaign is already preparing events in twenty cities in the coming week, calling the Eskkyan government to adopt a more strict pressure against Strathaen government. In a press release issued today, the Akhadic Society branch in Florinthus also called activists and Akhadic believers to support the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement against "the systematic human rights violations" announced by the recently elected Strathaen government. "Human rights violations is not just unethical: it's bad for business" can be read in the Akhadic Society website in Florinthian language, calling for demonstrations in front the Strathaen embassy and consulates for the coming week.

Yesterday, a large demonstration which ended in front of Strathaen consulate in Ersyrë, Kyrzbekistan, called the federal government of that country to expel Strathaen diplomats and demanded NETO countries to have a "stronger and united voice against the attack to the Akhadic community in Strathae". A spokesperson of the Akhadic Society in that country declared that "this is only the beginning...the rights of Akhadic believers will be defended".