On the Day of Truth our first message goes to our people:

Let it be persistent in its fight, because the autonomy of Szeklerland is a real, reachable goal.

Two decades after the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Chinese communist power drew once again the world’s attention by committing another brutal violation of human rights. Beginning with the bloodsheds in Tibet, the military campaigns against the civilian population aimed at the annihilation of the Tibetan people, followed by the last weeks’ retaliations against the peacefully demonstrating Uyghurs, warn the world:

On the initiative of the Szekler National Council it was managed the visualization of Szeklerland in the virtual space. The ICANN, the highest organization responsible for the supervision and allocation of the domain names, in its communication of 13th of May accepted the .SIC highest level domain name as abbreviation of SICULITAS. So, from the first quarter of 2010 this could be the own internet domain name of Szeklerland. The translation of „Siculitas” today means „Szekler people”, but in the Hungarian administration of the Middle Ages the meaning was „ a community with self-government and freedom rights”. With the choice of this domain name the Szekler National Council would like to express not only a regional identity but also the historical roots of the Szekler freedom.

The autonomy, including the territorial autonomy of Szeklerland as well, means the institutional guarantee of the community rights of the Hungarians from Romania. The autonomy does not go against the territorial integrity of Romania and does not offend the interests of the Romanians. The different kind of minority autonomies well functioning inside the European Union as institutions of the democracy can be examples for Romania how the principle of subsidiarity is put into practise in a european manner.

The serious crisis precipitated in South Ossetia proved again that lasting peace and stability can be achieved only with the consistent application of the democratic principles laid down many times by the United Nations, the Council of Europe and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe and the international community is responsible for the vindication of these principles.

Romania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Adrian Cioroianu, voicing Romania’s official standpoint concerning Kosovo’s status, announced that Romania opposes the provision of collective rights for minorities. We would like to remind Romania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, and all its competent public authorities, that the basic human rights are universal and are to be applied to everybody, since they emerge from the inherent dignity of the human being!

Preservation of the defencelessness of Hungarians in Transylvania, prevention of the creation of the autonomy of communities

The draft Act on the Status of Ethnic Minorities, which has been submitted to Parliament by the Romanian Government in agreement with RMDSZ, subordinates the Hungarian ethnic community living in Transylvania to a government-committed organisation, misleads the general public in Romania and in other countries, gives rise to the belief that it protects the identity and guarantees the equality of Hungarians, applying the principles of self-governing!