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 امام البيت الابيض بمناسبة 8 مارس مساء اليوم: Darfur Speak-Out Vigil
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Darfur Speak-Out Vigil, March 8, White House
WWW.AFRICAACTION.ORG
`ACT NOW TO STOP GENOCIDE IN DARFUR`
Speak-Out Vigil `Tuesday, March 8 `White House
In commemoration of INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY::
Because:
` 70% of the displaced people in camps in Darfur and Chad are women and girls,
` Mass rapes and sexual violence in Darfur form part of the govt-sponsored genocide,
` Of the deliberate killing of pregnant women to prevent births within the targeted groups,
` Women and girls still face daily attacks when leaving camps in search of water or fuel,
` A Chapter 7 United Nations intervention is urgently needed to protect all civilians in
Darfur, especially women and girls whose lives are at risk.
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Come to a
Public Speak-Out Vigil
@
Lafayette Park, in front of the White House
Tuesday, March 8
5:30pm 6:00pm
For more information, email [email protected] or call 202-546-7961.
AFRICA ACTION
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Re: امام البيت الابيض بمناسبة 8 مارس مساء اليوم: Darfur Speak-Out Vigil (Re: nada ali)
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سيكون هناك
vigil
فى لندن ايضا مساء اليوم، تنظمه الرابطة النسائية العالمية للحرية و السلام و عدد من المنظمات الاخرى - للاحتجاج على جميع اشكال العنف ضد النساء فى السلم و فى الحرب: فى المنزل و فى المجتمع، على مستوى القطر و على المستوى العالمى.
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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom - Vigil
International Women's Day March 8 2005
Women's Vigil against Violence against Women
in Peacetime and in War
Honouring women's survival - celebrating women's resistance
Edith Cavell Statue, St.Martin's Place, London WC2
(opposite the entrance to the National Portrait Gallery)
6pm - 7 pm, Tuesday, March 8, 2005,
Women in Black against War, the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Code Pink, and other London feminist groups invite women to join us in celebrating International Women's Day.
There'll be banners and leaflets, poetry, singing and drumming.
All women welcome.
No to Violence, Yes to Peace with Justice
in the Home - in the Community - in the State - in International Relations
(عدل بواسطة nada ali on 03-08-2005, 05:23 AM)
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 Re: امام البيت الابيض بمناسبة 8 مارس مساء اليوم: Darfur Speak-Out Vigil (Re: nada ali)
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العزيز كوستاوى
كثير الشكر لرفع البوست
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SOAT
Sudan Organisation Against Torture
Human Rights Alert: 8 March 2005
Stepping up of Harassment on International Women’s Day
On the occasion of International Women's Day, 8 March, SOAT has received reports of how Public Order Police forces in Khartoum continue to harass and violate the fundamental human rights of women.
Over recent months, SOAT has received reports of the arbitrary arrest by Public Order Police forces of women for allegedly committing ‘indecent and immoral acts’. During such arrests, mobile phones are often confiscated and searched for text messages which are later used in court as evidence, notwithstanding that it is an arbitrary interference of their privacy.
At 1am today, 8 March 2005, Public Order Police in Khartoum arrested five women aged between 25 to 26 yrs, as they were leaving a party at a private garden owned by a church in Algreif area of Greater Khartoum. Two of the women who attended the party, which was organised by recent graduates and students, are Christians from Southern Sudan.
The five women, who were wearing long trousers and shirts which the police considered to be indecent clothing, were officially charged under article 152 (Indecent and Immoral Acts) of the 1991 Penal Code.
On the same morning at 10am, the five women were taken before Al Sagana Public Order Court in Khartoum where they were found guilty by Mawalna Mustafa (Judge). Four of the women were fined 100.000 Sudanese pounds. The mobile phone of the fifth woman was confiscated by the order of the court. Images and text messages retrieved from her mobile phone were considered by the police as an insult to public morality. She was found guilty under article 153 (Materials and Displays Contrary to Public Morality) of the 1991 Penal Code. She was sentenced to 15 lashes and fined 170,000 Sudanese pounds.
The arrest of these women contradicts the declared government commitment to the Machakos Protocol (July 2002) and the subsequent six protocols based on this protocol including the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) signed on 9 January 2005. SOAT recalls the GoS’s position on the status of national capital; “The National Capital shall be a symbol of national unity that reflects the diversity of Sudan. It administration shall be representative. Khartoum shall be the capital of the Republic of the Sudan.” In addition under article 2.5.2, “All human rights and fundamental freedoms as specified in the Machakos Protocol, and in the Agreement herein, including respect for all religions, beliefs, and customs shall be respected and enforced in the National Capital, as well as throughout the whole of Sudan”. The continued targeting of people from Southern Sudan undermines the fundamental principles of the CPA and thus is unacceptable.
SOAT is gravely concerned that the government of Sudan is increasingly carrying out punishments of this nature against women. Punishments including lashing constitute cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment according to the UN Convention Against Torture and the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights.
SOAT urges the Government of Sudan to:-
Immediately cease the use of cruel, inhuman and degrading punishments
Ensure that charges and punishments are not carried out the same day as the conviction as it does not allow for an appeal to be heard.
Ensure that all trials are fair and are held before an impartial and competent tribunal
Guarantee the procedural rights of defendants at all times
Guarantee respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms throughout the country in accordance with national laws and international human rights standards, and conform to all recommendations made by the Human Rights Committee.
SOAT is an international human rights organisation established in the UK in 1993. If you have any questions about this or any other SOAT information, please contact us:
SOAT
Argo House
Kilburn Park Road
London NW6 5LF, UK
Website: www.soatsudan.org
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Re: امام البيت الابيض بمناسبة 8 مارس مساء اليوم: Darfur Speak-Out Vigil (Re: nada ali)
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د. ندي
تحياتي
قالت فاطمة المرنيسي وترجمت فاطمة الزهراء أزرويل:
أما نحن، سكان المدينة الديمقراطية، فإننا ندور بين السماء والأرض، رواد فضاء رغماً عنا، دون ألبسة واقية أو أقنعة، قذف بنا نحو هذه الرقصة الكوكبية، الوجه عارٍ والأيادي مفتوحة، مع هذا الفارق الذي لا يجب إغفاله: وهو أننا نحن النساء مجبرات على القيام بكل هذه الدورات، وتحن بالاضافة إلى ذلك محجبات، يا للسماء!
حين أفكر في قوتنا! ولكن لنلزم الصمت! علينا ألا نتحدث عن ذلك. قد تصيبنا العين الحاسدة!
كل سنة وانتي طيبة ونحو واقع أفضل لكل نساء بلادي ولنا جميعاً
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منعم
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Re: امام البيت الابيض بمناسبة 8 مارس مساء اليوم: Darfur Speak-Out Vigil (Re: nada ali)
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الاعزاء المشاركين/ات فى هذا البوست
اسفة جدا لتاخرى فى الرد على مساهماتكم/ن، و اهو حصلنا قبل الارشفة (فكرة الجندرية فلها الشكر)
العزيز عبد المنعم ابراهيم
كل الشكر لمرورك مستصحبا كلمات فاطمة المرنيسىـ هذه النسوية المبدعةـ و تحياتى للعزيزة سمية.
العزيزة رجاء
نفتقدك كثيرا هنا
كل الشكر للكرت
العزيز خالد
كما حكيت لك/ كانت هناك مشاركة كبيرة من عدة منظمات نسوية فى كل النشاطاتـ و كانت قضية دارفور حاضرة فمحاور يوم المرأة هذا العام كانت العنف ضد المرأة بجميع اشكاله و المراة و الحروب.
العزيز عبد الحميد البرنس
كل الشكر لرفع البوست و كم ازدان المنبر بمقدمك
العزيزة هالة
كما كتبت لك، طبعا تذكرتك خاصة مع التركيز على قضايا العنف ضد المراة
و اعجبنى توقيع ال
zero tolerance
for violence against women
الذى كنت تستخدمينه.
لدى دبوس
zero tolerance
كنت استخدمه منذ 1997 لكن "استلفه" خالد كودى منذ شهور :-)
شكرا للكرت الجميل
ندى
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nada ali
Kostawi
عبد المنعم عمر إبراهيم
Raja
Khalid Kodi
عبد الحميد البرنس
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست