Participants of Geneva conference agree to hold regular meetings against French colonialism
Baku: Leaders of the political parties, fighting for independence in French colonies, who participated in the international conference on "Neocolonialism: human rights, peace and security" organized by the Baku Initiative Group at the UN Geneva Office, convened a meeting on Friday to discuss a number of issues. The nationalist organizations fighting for independence from French Guiana (MDES), Martinique (MODEMAS and PALIMA), Corsica (Free Corsica), Guadeloupe (ANG, CIPPA, CIPN, FKNG, KSG, MIR-Guadeloupe and UPLG), French Polynesia and KANAKY (New Caledonia) (FLNKS, MJKF) exchanged views on the current political situation in their countries to strengthen the opportunity of taking joint measures to achieve their political goals of full sovereignty. The parties decided to fight in an organized manner at the international, regional and national levels. The participants agreed to meet regularly to unite joint actions in political solidarity. The first meeting will set the political agenda. Source: Azerbaijan St ate News Agency RSS