Aeisha al-Qathafi commends resistance of US occupation in Iraq

Aeisha al-Qathafi, daughter of the Libyan leader Muammar al-Qathafi commended what she called the Iraqi resistance men and called for not keeping silence over what is taking place in Iraq of violations.

Aeisha al-Qathafi said, in the inauguration of the conference on the violations of human rights under the invasion and occupation of Iraq, which is organized by "Observe a sit in" which she presides over, that the Iraqi men of resistance were able to destroy the dreams of America on their rock."

She refused to keep silence because "the one who keeps silent over rights is but a devil, and that what is taking place in Iraq cannot be kept silent over." She indicated "there is a land occupied, people die, women rapped, scientists assassinated and an Arab leader imprisoned."

The conference is attended by several former Iraqi detainees who were tortured in Abu Ghreib prison, including the chairman of the Iraqi detainees society Ali Qeis and Jabbar Farhoud whose pictures appeared dragged by a chain hung on his neck.

The pictures of the Iraqi detainees while maltreated and sexually humiliating caused embarrassment for the American government and resulted in trying several American soldiers involved in that.

This conference, held in Libya, coincided with the verdict issued in the USA against the American soldier who took pictures of Iraqi prisoners being abused, where the picture captured limelight.