The victims of Mavi Marmara held a press release in London on the legal process of the Mavi Marmara case, which continued to be seen in the International Criminal Court.
The press release was read by Alexandra Lort Phillips on behalf of the group. Phillips said the occupation regime threatened prosecutors and judges to avoid trial in the International Criminal Court [ICC] and demanded that the ICC launch a free and fair investigation.
Stating that the ICC is the most valuable hope of humanity and the victims in the face of the effort to drown the law of power, Philips stressed that there was no need for the occupation forces to attack them.
"We have not threatened israel or anyone else. Despite this, we have been subjected to a brutal assault, which includes violence and theft, where we are deprived of our liberty," she said by drawing attention that this attack was a painful example of the systematic daily attacks on civilian protesters by the zionist gangs army in front of the world media.
"As victims of this horrific attack, we remain steadfast in our belief that the ICC will push forward with an investigation into what we believe are appalling crimes handed out to decent humanitarians," she said.
"We are profoundly concerned that the Prosecutor is facing unprecedented external pressure. The court must be allowed to do its work. The prosecutor must be allowed to do her work. The victims must be allowed to seek justice without being slandered and attacked. It is the least we deserve," Phillips concluded.
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