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Christian Youth Party youth should not support a military action against Afghanistan without conditions. It is said in a statement from the annual meeting of the local team. The statement refers to Ny Tid's interview with the youth leaders in issue 36, where KrFU's leader David Hansen is alone in providing unconditional support for the United States' acts of war.
The statement from the annual meeting states that “In the weekly newspaper Ny Tid it was 28 September this year. printed an article with the headline "KrFU lonely war incitement", where the leaders of the youth party were interviewed. In the last week, several newspapers have printed notices with the same headline, giving the impression that KrFU is the only youth party that unconditionally supports a military operation on the Taliban regime. "
Bergen KrFU refers in the statement to the organization's recent program of principles, which states that all human beings are created with an absolute and inviolable human dignity. "It means that people can never be made a means to something or someone, but is a goal in itself. This means that no human being can be sacrificed for the good of the community. The Christian view of man further means that man from conception to natural death has certain inviolable rights, of which the right to life is the most fundamental, "the program further states.
The local team also refers to a resolution from the organization's national board, which was adopted two weeks after the terrorist attacks on the United States. The resolution points to more aid, fairer trade conditions and stronger global cooperation through the UN as some of the tools that need to be put in place, rather than military control and surveillance. Bergen KrFU says in the statement that they "think it is important to maintain that support for the United States must not be without conditions."
