2022年3月29日火曜日

Ukraine’s forgotten Roma

 

G20が開催する国でプーチンを国際刑事裁判所に訴えて、その国で逮捕することはできないのか?


やっぱ現実には無理みたいだね。


ポグロム(погром、パグローム)とは、ロシア語で「破滅」、「破壊」を意味する言葉である。特定の意味が派生する場合には、加害者の如何を問わず、ユダヤ人に対し行なわれる集団的迫害行為(殺戮・略奪・破壊・差別)を言う。

過去には酷い反ユダヤ主義はあったが、いまはない。
And yet Ukrainian Jewry cleaves to the nation and does so more or less successfully. Statements against the Russian invasion from mainstream Jewish organizations in Ukraine underline that attachment.

在ウクライナユダヤ人組織が証明してくれている。 しかし、反ユダヤ主義に代わって、

For some time now, Ukraine and Russia have been pogrom-free for Jews. But the same cannot be said for all minoritized communities in the region. We need only recall the pogrom — yes, pogrom — that occurred in 2018 in Holosiivskyi Park in Kiev, not against Jews but against Roma people — a pogrom that occurred just miles from a site of anti-Jewish violence in 1919....We have all been witness to the spectacle of the way refugees have been hierarchically categorized at East European borders on account of race, with black migrants last in line


Attacked and abandoned: Ukraine’s forgotten Roma

In a country which suffered terribly at the hands of the Nazis during World War II, pogroms against an ethnic minority have somehow become commonplace.


“Roma people were just taken out of their homes and they had to run away. They were attacked by a group of young people who had gas sprays and other things, but because nobody had died at that time, there was not a lot of reaction from the state and then there were other attacks.”

The first fatality came at another temporary camp on the outskirts of Lviv one night in June when 24-year-old David Popp was stabbed to death by knife-wielding youths. His widow, Iboya, showed us the wounds she received that night.

“There were 17 of us who were stabbed,” she told us. “When they were stabbing David my mind went blank. I didn’t understand anything … I was crying: ‘Don’t hurt the child! Don’t! He’s a child!'”

ロマ/ジプシーに対する暴力、殺害が行われており、警察も見ぬふりーーーロマや黒人茶褐色系の迫害は現存するんですね。


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 苦渋の決断、悪魔との取引して、不当な要求を飲まなくては行けない、ということはある。

 5万人民間人が死んで、国中の主要都市が廃墟になって500万の難民を出す*1のと、住民の人権は制限されるかもしれないけど、住民はそちらに住みたい言っている特定地域について*2、実質、ロシアに渡すのとどちらを選ぶ?と言われたらどちらを選ぶ?

 ゼレンスキー大統領は国民投票が念頭*3にあるのかもしれないけど、その地域の住民投票でもいいのではないか、と思うよ。で、反対にまわった住民はウクライナの他地域に移住の権利と生活保障を与える、と。

  投票も国際機関が公正を保障するとか細かい部分はいろいろあるだろうが・・・国民全部が死ぬ危険にさらされるのと一部の地域についてその人々について合意がある場合にその地域ではロシアのように制限された人権しかないとしてもその地域を手放すか・・・・理不尽な選択だが究極的には本人たちに選んでもらうしかない。

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空: 民間人 2万5千-5万 難民  100万ー500万  ウクライナ兵 5千-2万5千 ロシア兵 3千ー1万 (sorasundesu.blogspot.com)

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Zelensky says any 'compromise' with Russia will require a referendum

by Abigail Adcox, Staff Reporter  | March 21, 2022 03:46 PM

 | Updated Mar 21, 2022, 

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Donetsk and Luhansk: What to know about Ukraine’s rebel regions

More than 14,000 people been killed in fighting between Ukraine’s army and the Moscow-backed separatists since 2014.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky insists on territorial integrity as talks loom

6:38 am today 

Zelensky said in a video address to the Ukrainian people late on Sunday that in talks due to take place in Istanbul his government would prioritise the "territorial integrity" of Ukraine.


But in comments made to Russian journalists earlier in the day, Zelensky adopted a different tone, saying Ukraine was willing to assume neutral status and compromise over the status of the eastern Donbas region as part of a peace deal.



日本で、そういう地域があるか、どうか?沖縄が独立して、実質中国の支配下入りたいかどうか?沖縄の大半の人ががそうした選択をしたならば、中国と戦争をするより、沖縄を手放す、ということは論理的にありえない話ではない。



 

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