مسيرات وتظاهرات للتضامن مع أهل دارفور فى كل العالم ... عدا فى الخرطوم !!!!!

Quote: أعلان من رابطة دارفور بكندا تدعو رابطة دارفور بكندا جميع التنظيمات والأحزاب السياسية السودانية والمهتمين بالشأن السودانى وحقوق الإنسان المشاركة فى المسيرة الضخمة التى تنطلق يوم الأحد الموافق 17 /9/2006 فى تمام الساعة الثانية ظهراً بمدينة تورنتو بالتزامن مع مسيرات مماثلة فى أكثر من 15 بلداً حول العالم بعنوان( اليوم العالمى للتضامن مع دارفور ). يشارك فى المسيرة لفيف من قادة العمل المدنى والسياسى الكندى ومنظمات حقوق الإنسان والمنظمات الطلابية لمقاطعة أونتاريو. يخاطب المسيرة السيناتور روميو دالارى والسيد جستن ترودو نجل رئيس الوزراء الكندى السابق بالأضافة لممثلى التنظيمات الاخري المشاركة. المكان: Ramsden Park Young Street North of Bloor across from Rosedale subway للأستفسار يرجى الاتصا ل ب: هاملتون: تلفون 9055295213 تورنتو:416724099 عن رابطة دارفوربكندا: محمد حسن هارون

Quote: The Hague, The Netherlands Global Day for Darfur Rally What: demonstration When: September 17th, 2006 Time: 13:00 to 17:00 Where: From The Hague Central Station to The Parliament building. Moving to EU headquarters and the foreign ministry are among the options. Organizers: Darfur Call and other activists and humanitarian organizations. Contact details: - Abdelhadi +31 640805797 - Iklas +31 626502035 - Ahmed +31 642330058 Further info: www.darfurcall.org [email protected] [email protected] About: A rally will start at The Hague Central Station and move to the parliament. It may potentially continue to the EU head quarters in The Netherlands and the foreign ministry.

Quote: يتوجه جمع غفير الأن من الجمهور الأوربى والسودانى بدعوة من أمنستى ومنظمات مهتمة بالشأن الأنسانى وحقوق الأنسان مظاهرات سلمية وهى تتوجه الأن للسفارة السودانية فى جنيف وعدة سفارات أخرى ولمقر الأمم المتحدة فى جنيف لتسليمهم مذكرات لانقاذ الوضع الأمنى والأنسانى المتردى فى دارفور والسماح للآمم المتحدة والمنظمات الأنسانية بالأشراف على الوضع ميدانيامذكرين حكوماتهم أن لاتسمح أبدا بتكرار رواندا ثانيا . ودالقاضى.

Quote: وDear Community Leader: As concerned citizens, we are called to stand against injustice. Today, our collective strength is urgently needed to end the humanitarian and security crisis in the Darfur region of western Sudan. Since 2003, between 200,000 and 400,000 people are believed to have been killed or seriously injured and more than two million people have been displaced. At this moment, over 3.5 million people risk starvation if the violence does not cease and adequate humanitarian aid is not provided. Since the signing of the Darfur Peace Agreement on May 5 of this year, conditions have actually deteriorated, and the possibility of a dramatic increase in death rates is increasingly real. The Global Day for Darfur on September 17, 2006 will be an unprecedented effort to end this ongoing tragedy. International activists and organizations around the world are organizing a coordinated effort to urge the international community to: Strengthen the understaffed and overwhelmed African Union peacekeeping force now. We must offer extra help to the African peacekeepers already on the ground. Transition peacekeeping responsibilities to a stronger UN force as soon as possible. The UN must deploy peacekeepers with a strong mandate to protect civilians. Increase aid levels and ensure access for aid delivery. Shortfalls in aid continue to mean that people are at risk of starvation. Humanitarian organizations must have unfettered access to all who need help. Implement the Darfur Peace Agreement. For the violence to end, all parties to the agreement, in particular the Sudanese Government, must live up to their responsibilities. Event planning is underway in New York, London, Paris, Abuja, Toronto, Cairo, Kigali, and Moscow– among many other cities. We encourage you to attend one of these events or organize an event of your own. Join the Global Day for Darfur to build awareness about the crisis and mobilize support for this international campaign. One easy way to participate is to wear a blue hat on September 17th. When UN peacekeeping forces enter a region, they are recognized by the blue berets and helmets they wear. Wearing a blue hat will symbolize the urgent need to protect the people of Darfur with a UN peacekeeping force. Yours sincerely, Global Day for Darfur team.

Quote: جورج كلوني الممثل العالمي يخاطب مجلس الامن اليوم الخميس بشان دارفور والابادة التي تمت لشعب دارفور والاغتصاب الذي تم لنساء دارفور لانهن افريقيات والعار لكل من تخلف لنصرت شعب دارفور علي من سجل الحلقة يساعدنا بانزالها وبرضو ننتظر الطفابيع كما يقول بشري الفاضل لكي يطلعوا باكذوبة جديدة وانا لمنتظرون القوات الدولية ضرورة لحماية هؤلاء البسطاء الحلقة اتت علي قناة cnn

Quote: Circulate Widely. Thousands to Wear a Blue Hat to Call for UN Action in Darfur Vancouver ? Sunday, September 17 will see the largest international campaign for Darfur since the onslaught of the genocide. Thousands of people in dozens of cities will insist that their governments protect helpless civilians in Darfur. In Vancouver, Canadian Students for Darfur, Oxfam and partner organizations will Rally on the Georgia Street side of the Vancouver Art Gallery from 2 ? 5 PM. After the slaughter of 800,000 Rwandans in 1994, world leaders swore ?Never Again?, yet Sudanese militias are murdering its citizens with impunity. September 17th, slated for the Day of Action, is symbolic as the first anniversary of the United Nations? pledge to provide security for civilians around the world. People all over the world will gather to remind the UN of its unfulfilled responsibility and the continuing genocide by guns, rape and starvation in Darfur. ?From Abuja, to New York, this will be a chance for people across the globe to show that they care about Darfur,? said Jill Savitt, Campaign Director of Human Rights First, one of the organizations coordinating the events. ?September 17 is going to be a day of international solidarity to bring hope to the people of Darfur.? In New York, London, Paris, Abuja, Toronto, Vancouver, Cairo, Kigali, Moscow, and many other cities, events ranging from candlelight vigils to mass concerts will bring citizens together to urge their governments to pressure the UN Security Council to take immediate action to protect the people of Darfur as it promised. Participants in the September 17 events will wear ?blue hats,? the internationally recognized icon of UN peacekeeping forces. ?The African Union has been struggling to do its job in Darfur. The UN must deploy peacekeepers as soon as possible with a strong mandate to protect civilians? said Dismas Nkunda a spokesperson for the Darfur Consortium, a coalition of more than thirty Africa-based and Africa-focused organizations. The ?Responsibility to Protect? (R2P), passed by the UN General Assembly in 2005, has yet to be implemented. The R2P pledges to ?take collective action...if national authorities manifestly fail to protect their populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.? Go to www.DayForDarfur.org or www.csfdarfur.net to learn more about the range of international groups involved. For more Information contact: Clement Apaak, Founder and Chair, CSFDarfur 778-895-9242 or 604-291-4695 17/9 (يوم القبعات الزرقاء) بمدينة( فانكوفر) الكنديه...]