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To: sea_urchin who wrote (17358)	2/27/2003 7:01:59 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81857

>There was absolutely no hint that the US was even thinking of making war on its own. Maybe someone read this article to Mr Bush. gooff.com >>>Forty-three Australian experts in international law and human rights legislation have issued a declaration that an invasion of Iraq will be an open breach of international law and a crime against humanity, even if it takes place with the authorisation of the UN Security Council. ...the signatories include Professor Chris Sidoti of the Human Rights Council of Australia; Sir Ronald Wilson, a former High Court judge and the President of the Human Rights Commission; Simon Rice, the president of Australian Lawyers for Human Rights; the directors of several university centres for human rights law; prominent barristers; and lecturers at Australia’s most prestigious law schools. The legal experts reject outright the justifications for war being made by the American, British and Australian governments as a violation of the UN Charter....<<<