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 صور حديثة من نزيف دارفور
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A Sudanese refugee family prepares porridge near the frontier after crossing into Chad to flee attacks by militiamen, January 27, 2004. Tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees have poured across the border into Chad since December, fleeing a series of attacks by horse-riding "Janjaweed" militiamen and bombardment by government planes. The humanitarian crisis has unfolded largely unnoticed by the outside world and few aid agencies have set up operations to help.
Hadjia struggles with her head scarf 26 January 2004 trying to protect herself from the sand, in the Tine-Chad refugee camp in Tine, Chad, where several thousand refugees coming from the war-thorn Sudan area of Darfur are sheltered. The UN refugee agency said it would be a major challenge to cope with more than 100,000 impoverished Sudanese refugees who have spilled across the border into Chad to escape increasing violence in their homeland.
Carrying a bag of food a young woman passes 26 January 2004 trough the Tine-Chad refugee camp in Tine, Chad, where several thousand refugees coming from the war-thorn Sudan area of Darfur are sheltered. The UN refugee agency said it would be a major challenge to cope with more than 100,000 impoverished Sudanese refugees who have spilled across the border into Chad to escape increasing violence in their homeland. AFP PHOTO/MARCO LONGARI
Smoke rises 26 January 2003 from a house bombed from an alleged government plane the empty in the town of Tine-Sudan, on the border with Chad. A war opposing the Darfur region to the capital Khartoum broke up in February 2003 counting already thousands of killed and displaced.
A soldier of the Justice and Equality rebel movement poses 26 January 2003 inside an empty house after an alleged government plane bombed the empty town of Tine-Sudan on the border with Chad. A war opposing the Darfur region to the capitol Khartoum broke up in February 2003 counting already thousands of killed and displaced.
Soldiers of the Justice and Equality rebel movement jubilate 26 January 2004 after they escaped a bombing of an alleged government plane who striked the empty town of Tine-Sudan on the border with Chad. A war opposing the Darfur region to the capitol Khartoum broke up in February 2003 counting already thousands of killed and displaced.
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 Re: صور حديثة من نزيف دارفور (Re: Rakoba)
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هى دى الحرب ندعو حركه الشعبيه الي وقف القتال وانا يفكروا في اهلنا كما ندعو اهلنا تحكيم العقل وعدم السير خلف من يقاتلون من هولندا وبريطانيه وامريكا وكينيا وبوتسونا
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Re: صور حديثة من نزيف دارفور (Re: عبدالله)
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الأخ عبـدالله،
لك الحق فى أن ترى ما شئت..
رد يا زول دا كان وين يا أخى.. ومتى خطفتـه أنا وثرت عليـه..
لا أذكـر أنى رددت على شخص بهـذا الأسـم أو اللقب.. وشكــرا
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Re: صور حديثة من نزيف دارفور (Re: عبدالله)
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ألخ عبـد الله،
راااكوبة وضـع العنـوان هكـذا:
"صور حديثة من نزيف دارفور"
وكان هـذا رد تبلدينا:
يا راااكوبة
"انا ما شايف اى حاجة لاثار القتل والنزف لابناء دارفور"
لم يقل أنـه لم يشـاهـد الصــور (كما يقول الناس عادة فى مثل هذه الحالـة) ، وإنما قال أنه لم يشـاهـد أثار النزف والدم.. والصـور فعلا لم يكن فيها أى أثـر لنزف حسـى (مع انها تنزف معنويا)، وهـذا ما جعلنى أفهـم ما فهمتـه.. ولم أخطف منـه الكلام كما قلت.. وعنـدما تم التصحيح قبلتـه ولم اشـأ أن أحاججـه، لأن الموضـوع برمتـه لا يستحق، فهـو عبارة عن تعبيـر غير مباشــر وصـريح وفات مغزاه على الطـرف الأخـر.. ثم تم التصحيح.
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Rakoba
Abureesh
ترهاقا
theNile
Kostawi
Raja
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست