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Articles 121 , 122 & 128 of the Constitution of the Republic of Cuba ... Part Three ... On January 24th, 2006 the Commission received a note signed by the Chief of the Cuba Interests Section in Washington DC, in which he stated that "The Inter-American Human Rights Commission had no jurisdiction and the OAS moral authority to analyze this or any other issue on Cuba". However, the jurisdiction of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to monitor the situation of human rights in Cuba is derived from the terms of the OAS Charter, the Statute and Regulations. Under the Charter, all Member States undertake to respect the fundamental rights of individuals, in the case of States not party to the Convention, are established in the American Declaration, which is a source of international obligations. The statute requires the Commission to pay particular attention to the observance of the rights recognized in Articles I ( right to life , liberty , security and integrity of the person), XVIII (right to justice) and XXVI (right to due process) of the Declaration to exercise its jurisdiction with respect to countries that are not parties. In short, what other reaction can you expect from a dictatorship like the Castros' ? To be continued...