President Movement for Freedom and Change, fighting for the restoration of human rights in Equatorial Guinea spoke of the situation facing the people of this Central African country with regard to civil liberties.
Daniel Oyono, a veteran fighter against the dictatorship of almost 30 years chaired Teodoro Obiang, addressed this topic during a lecture delivered yesterday in the Orientation Room of the University of Santo Domingo (UASD), located in the Central Library of the Academy.
Oyono said that because of political persecution carried out by the dominant regime in their country, many leaders of this movement have had to maintain their struggle from abroad, especially from Spain, but noted that their greater militancy continues in Equatorial Guinea.
policy stated that his country is marked by deposits oil found in its territory who do not benefit their people but the regime and powerful countries with their businesses.
In this regard, said that several of these countries have shown no interest in intervening in the struggle for human rights in Guinea, saying, according Oyono, to say that they would if their economic interests are endangered.
Referring to the situation of human rights and repression in Equatorial Guinea, said that in that country happens all kinds of torture, repression and violation of civil liberties.
Daniel Oyono, a veteran fighter against the dictatorship of almost 30 years chaired Teodoro Obiang, addressed this topic during a lecture delivered yesterday in the Orientation Room of the University of Santo Domingo (UASD), located in the Central Library of the Academy.
Oyono said that because of political persecution carried out by the dominant regime in their country, many leaders of this movement have had to maintain their struggle from abroad, especially from Spain, but noted that their greater militancy continues in Equatorial Guinea.
policy stated that his country is marked by deposits oil found in its territory who do not benefit their people but the regime and powerful countries with their businesses.
In this regard, said that several of these countries have shown no interest in intervening in the struggle for human rights in Guinea, saying, according Oyono, to say that they would if their economic interests are endangered.
Referring to the situation of human rights and repression in Equatorial Guinea, said that in that country happens all kinds of torture, repression and violation of civil liberties.
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