Wednesday, May 27, 2015

MAHKAMAH Jerman MENDENGAR Kes Pembunuhan DRONE Amerika Syarikat di YAMAN . . .



SEMASA Sebuah mahkamah di Cologne, Jerman, adalah untuk memulakan pendengaran kes lebih 2 Yaman yang dibunuh oleh serangan drone Amerika Syarikat pada tahun 2012. saudara-mara si mati, yang membawa kes itu ke mahkamah, berkata mangsa adalah lawan yang kuat daripada Al-Qaeda .

Imam Salim bin Ali Jaber, dan sepupunya, Abdullah bin Walid Ali Jaber, yang merupakan seorang anggota polis, terbunuh di perkampungan Khashamir di timur Yemen apabila 5 peluru berpandu Amerika Syarikat dilancarkan dari letupan pesawat.

Washington percaya mangsa mempunyai hubungan dengan Al-Qaeda. Sementara itu, ia dikenali bahawa imam telah menggesa penduduk untuk berdiri kepada pelampau dan tidak mempunyai hubungan dengan kumpulan pengganas.

Kes ini telah dibawa oleh 3 saudara-mara si mati: Faisal, Ahmed Saeed dan Walid Abdullah bin Ali Jaber.

"Ketiga-tiga pengadu meminta kerajaan Jerman untuk mengutuk penggunaan pangkalan Amerika Syarikat di Ramstein untuk serangan drone di Yaman," Hakim Raphael Murmann-Suchan tribunal pentadbiran di Cologne berkata, seperti yang dipetik oleh DW.

Saudara-mara mangsa "mendakwa bahawa pangkalan udara di Ramstein sedang digunakan, dengan cara yang berbeza, untuk serangan drone di Yaman," tambah Murmann-Suchan.

German Court hears Case into US Drone killings in YEMEN . . .

A court in Cologne, Germany, is to start hearing a case over two Yemenis who were killed by a US drone strike in 2012. The relatives of the deceased, who brought the case to court, say the victims were strong opponents of Al-Qaeda.

Imam Salim bin Ali Jaber, and his cousin, Walid Abdullah bin Ali Jaber, who was a policeman, were killed in the village of Khashamir in eastern Yemen when five US missiles launched from drones exploded.

Washington believed the victims had connections with Al-Qaeda. Meanwhile, it is known that the imam had urged residents to stand-up to the extremists and had no connections with the terrorist group.

The case was brought by three relatives of the deceased: Faisal, Ahmed Saeed and Walid Abdullah bin Ali Jaber.

"The three complainants are requesting the German government to condemn the use of the US base in Ramstein for drone attacks in Yemen," Judge Raphael Murmann-Suchan of the administrative tribunal in Cologne said, as cited by DW.

The relatives of the victims “allege that the airbase in Ramstein is being used, in different ways, for drone strikes in Yemen,” Murmann-Suchan added.



Pengadu mendakwa bahawa penganalisis menilai imej kedudukan pesawat di Yaman dan data untuk mengawal pesawat dan menembak roket dipindahkan dari Ramstein ke Yaman.

BACA lebih lanjut: Seorang lelaki Yaman mendakwa Jerman banyak serangan drone Amerika Syarikat yang membunuh saudara-saudaranya READ MORE: Yemeni man sues Germany over US drone attack that killed his relatives

Faisal bin Ali Jaber, abang ipar dan bapa masing-masing kepada 2 orang terbunuh dalam serangan itu, berkata dalam aduannya bahawa jika tidak bantuan Jerman dan Ramstein pangkalan udara, orang-orang "mungkin masih hidup hari ini."

Katanya, dia inginkan "dari kerajaan Jerman, dan bertanya, bahawa ia berhenti kerjasama dengan kerajaan Amerika Syarikat mengenai serangan ini."

Keluarga Faisal bin Ali Jaber sendiri juga terjejas oleh ini 2012 kejadian serangan drone.

"Anak perempuan saya adalah psikologi yang terlibat dan tidak boleh bangun selama 20 hari. Dia tetap takut kepada bunyi kuat dan juga takut kegelapan."


The complainants claimed that analysts evaluate position images of drones in Yemen and that data for controlling drones and shooting rockets is transferred from Ramstein to Yemen.


Faisal bin Ali Jaber, brother-in-law and uncle respectively to the two men killed in the attack, said in his complaint that if not the help of Germany and Ramstein airbase, the men “might still be alive today.”

He said he would expect “from the German government, and ask, that it stops its cooperation with the US government regarding these strikes.”

Faisal bin Ali Jaber’s own family was also affected by this 2012 drone strike incident.

“My daughter was psychologically affected and could not get up for 20 days. She remains afraid of loud noises and is also scared of darkness.”


Ramstein Air Base (image from wikipedia.org)

Peguam Bin Ali Jaber itu yang berharap perbicaraan akan membantu berperang melawan program drone Amerika Syarikat.

"Saya yakin bahawa antara mahkamah dan rakyat Jerman, [percubaan ini] akan maju perbahasan diharapkan untuk menamatkan kematian orang-orang seperti [saudara Faisal] Salim dan Walid, yang kita perlu bekerja dengan, dan bukannya melaksanakan," Kat Craig, seorang peguam dengan penangguhan, sebuah kumpulan hak asasi manusia antarabangsa pembela hak asasi manusia, memberitahu Al Jazeera.

Pangkalan Udara Ramstein di Rhineland-Palatinate, barat daya Jerman berfungsi sebagai ibu pejabat untuk Angkatan Udara Amerika Syarikat di Eropah. Dibina semula pada tahun 1948, ia adalah bertanggungjawab untuk sebahagian besar program drone global Amerika Syarikat.

Pada bulan April 2014, satu testimoni oleh bekas Tentera Udara Amerika Syarikat perintis drone mendedahkan bahawa Washington menggunakan asas sebagai pusat saraf untuk melancarkan peperangan berdengung sangat kontroversi di Afrika, Yaman dan Pakistan.

"Keseluruhan perang drone tentera Amerika Syarikat itu tidak mungkin dapat dilaksanakan tanpa Jerman," Brandon Bryant, yang meletak jawatan pada tahun 2011, kepada televisyen NDR dan akhbar Jerman Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

Amerika Syarikat telah menjalankan 114 serangan drone di Yaman sejak 2002, menurut statistik daripada laman web berita Perang Long Journal yang melapor pada Perang ke atas Keganasan. Sekurang-kurangnya 569 militan dan 105 orang awam terbunuh dalam serangan, laman web itu berkata.

The Bin Ali Jaber’s lawyer hopes the trial will help to battle against US drone program.

“I’m confident that between the court and the German people, [this trial] will progress the debate hopefully to end the deaths of people like [Faisal’s relatives] Salim and Walid, who we should be working with, instead of executing,” Kat Craig, a lawyer with Reprieve, an international human rights group of human rights defenders, told Al Jazeera.

Ramstein Air Base in Rhineland-Palatinate, southwestern Germany serves as HQ for the United States Air Forces in Europe. Built back in 1948, it is responsible for most of the US global Drone program.

In April 2014, a testimony by a former US Air Force drone pilot revealed that Washington is using the base as its nerve center to wage highly controversial drone warfare in Africa, Yemen and Pakistan.

“The entire drone war of the US military wouldn't be possible without Germany," Brandon Bryant, who resigned in 2011, told NDR television and the German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

The US has conducted 114 drone strikes in Yemen since 2002, according to statistics from the Long War Journal news website which reports on the War on Terror. At least 569 militants and 105 civilians have been killed in the attacks, the website says.

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