An online petition addressed to the National Assembly of
People's Power; the Attorney General of the Republic; the Supreme People's
Court and the Office of the ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, seeks justice for
the July 11 protesters in Cuba and accumulates more than 2,849 signatures.
Published a month after these events, on the Change.org
platform, the document states that in Cuba, during the last 63 years, those who
have disagreed with the State have been repudiated and sentenced to
persecution, harassment, threat and prison confinement under alleged crimes
common.
"The exercise of the freedoms of expression, assembly,
association and demonstration is limited by discriminatory policies that, from
the Magna Carta itself, put the defense of the State before respect for human
and civil rights."
This is how the text reads, presented as a declaration under
the observation of the United Nations; International Amnesty; Human Rights
Watch; Inter-American Commission on Human Rights; United Nations Children's
Fund.
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