نجاح مسيرة سلام دارفور بواشنطون دي. سي. التهنئة للأخ محمد القاضي و الأخت تراجي و كل من شارك في

نجاح مسيرة سلام دارفور بواشنطون دي. سي. التهنئة للأخ محمد القاضي و الأخت تراجي و كل من شارك في ذلك اليوم العظيم.

لقد لعبت أحداث مظاهرة سلام دارفور دورا عظيما في الضغط على الإدارة الأمريكية و البريطانية و كرد فعل لتلك المظاهرة التاريخية لقد أرسلت الإدارة الأمريكية و فدا على مسى عالي و كذلك تبعدتها الإدارة البرطانية للإنضمام لطاولة المحادثات في العاصمة النايجيرية أبوجا.

و لقد علقت بعض الصحف الأمريكية و وكالات الأنباء على ذلك. و هنا أحد المقالات من الأسوشيتت برس التي ذكرت فيه:

Quote: The U.S. and British officials appeared to step into that breach. They were sent to Abuja, the Nigerian capital where the talks are taking place, after thousands of Americans including several legislators protested over the weekend to demand an end to the slaughter in Darfur

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Thu, May 04, 2006 Edition


New peace proposal meets demands - Darfur rebels

Thursday 4 May 2006 20:46



May 4, 2006 (ABUJA)

A proposal drafted by the United States and Britain to help end the war in Sudan’s Darfur region meets key rebel demands and could set the stage for a peace accord, a rebel negotiator said Thursday.

unidentified SLA rebelA rebel negotiator, speaking on condition of anonymity because the parties involved had been asked not to reveal details of the proposal, said it called for thousands of rebels to be integrated into Sudanese security forces.

Sudanese government officials were not immediately available for comment but have indicated they were ready to make concessions.

Jaffer Monro, spokesman for the largest rebel group, the Sudan Liberatian Movement, told The Associated Press that the U.S.-drafted revisions to an earlier draft made an agreement possible.

"We are going to study them, but the improvements give us the sign that we can agree, that we do not need to renegotiate and that there will be no further delay for the final agreement," he said.

The rebel statements came as top U.S. and British envoys faced a Thursday midnight deadline to persuade Darfur’s warring parties to sign a peace pact and resolve the crisis that has claimed at least 180,000 lives and forced more than 2 million people to flee their homes in the vast western Sudanese region.

The negotiator said the draft called for a minimum of 4,000 rebels to be integrated into Sudan’s armed forces and another 1,000 in the police force. In addition, 3,000 rebels would be given training and education to prepare them for civilian life.

The concessions from the Sudanese government make agreement possible, though the rebels remained concerned about security arrangements, according to the negotiator.

The European Union’s executive Commission, which has been closely following the talks in the Nigerian capital, also said Thursday a deal was imminent and announced it would contribute $125 million for a humanitarian and initial recovery package.

Sudan appeared ready Wednesday to agree to faster disarmament of Arab militias in Darfur and to accept more rebels into its security forces, government spokesman Abdulrahman Zuma said.

Rebels had over the weekend rejected an initial peace proposal drafted by African Union mediators who have been working with the sides for two years.

That proposal, which was accepted by Khartoum called for a protection force for civilians in the immediate aftermath of the three-year-old war, but did not spell out its composition. The rebels want a joint protection force comprising rebels and government, African Union and U.N. forces.

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Robert B. Zoellick, British Cabinet member Hilary Benn and other international envoys stepped in to try to work out a compromise.

Since the Westerners’ arrival, the Sudanese government has shown increasing flexibility.

"Through this so-called American initiative, it seems that the government is going to make some concessions, especially about reintegration and disarmament," Zuma told AP on Wednesday.

The initial draft called for disarmament of the Arab militias known as Janjaweed, but did not specify how quickly that would accomplished or how many rebels would be absorbed into national security forces.

Two Sudanese rebels close to the negotiations, also declining to be identified until the new proposal is made official, said the revised draft addressed their demands for greater power and wealth sharing.

Zuma said the power and wealth sharing issues had been settled and were not open to discussion.

Earlier, Monro had said the rebels would press for the United Nations or another body to take over the peace talks if the initial proposal was not significantly changed.

African Union mediators have often expressed frustration at the seeming unwillingness of either side to compromise or adhere to a cease-fire declared in April 2004.

African Union spokesman Nouredine Mezni said African mediators had made "titanic efforts" to produce the draft proposal and any changes would have to be negotiated by other parties.

The U.S. and British officials appeared to step into that breach. They were sent to Abuja, the Nigerian capital where the talks are taking place, after thousands of Americans including several legislators protested over the weekend to demand an end to the slaughter in Darfur.

Decades of low-level tribal clashes over land and water in Darfur erupted into large-scale violence in early 2003 with rebels demanding regional autonomy. The central government is accused of responding by unleashing Janjaweed militias upon civilians, a charge Sudan denies.

(ST/AP)

تراجي مصطفي ود محمد القاضي والاستاذ صالح نجوم تتلألأ فى سماء الوطن الحلم امثال
اولئك النفر الاصيل ممن يحملون الهم اليومي بنضالهم وصمودهم الملحمى هذا يشعلون
جذوة النضال في دواخلنا لتنطلق حزمات بارود وكبريت فى وجه الظلم القهر

الأخ الدكتور محمد القاضي و الأخ صالح محمو والأخت تراجي مصطفى و الأخ صبري الشريف يقودون مظاهرة Darfur Alert Coalition قبل التجمع العظيم. و سميت هذه المظاهرة ب The Rally before the Rally

Sudanese Speaking Tour

CALENDAR OF EVENTS


SUNDAY, APRIL 16

JCRC of Greater Dallas

7800 Northaven Rd., Dallas TX 75230

SPEAKER: Salih Mahmoud Osman

MONDAY, APRIL 17

Editorial Board of the Newspaper & JCRC

SPEAKER: Salih Mahmoud Osman

TUESDAY, APRIL 18 -

Presentation at 7 PM

Villanova University, Connelly Center, St. David’s Room

SPEAKER: Salih Mahmoud Osman

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19

The Darfur Rehabilitation Project

6:00PM Presentation

Corrigan Hall, Room #76

Seton Hall University

Newark, New Jersey

SPEAKER: Salih Mahmoud Osman

THURSDAY, APRIL 20

Chelsea Savoy Hotel (212) 929-9353

204 West 23rd Street (At 7th Avenue), NY, NY 10011

SPEAKER: Tragi Mustafa

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Tour of Philadelphia Dinner

12 PM Philadelphia Bar Association Presentation

1650 Market (17 & Market)

BLA Piper, Rudnick 49th floor

SPEAKERS: Salih Mahmoud Osman & Tragi Mustafa

SATURDAY, APRIL 22

4 PM Presentation

Amherst College

Converse Hall,

Cole Assembly Room

Amherst, MA

SPEAKERS: Salih Mahmoud Osman & Tragi Mustafa

SUNDAY, APRIL 23

New York City Student Organizing Workshops - 10 AM

333 7th Ave. 10001 between 28th & 29th Streets

Darfur People Association of NYC

SPEAKER: Salih Mahmoud Osman

MONDAY, APRIL 24

Washington DC – WPFW Radio 8:30 AM

SPEAKERS: Salih Mahmoud Osman & Tragi Mustafa

TUESDAY, APRIL 25

Salih Mahmoud Osman meets with Sudanese Community in DC – 6 PM

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26

Brown Bag Lunch 12 NOON

Boston College Reception 5 PM

Harvard University 8 PM

SPEAKER: Salih Mahmoud Osman

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Goucher College Kelly Lecture Hall 7 PM

1021 Dulaney Valley Rd

Baltimore, MD 21204

SPEAKER: Tragia Mustafa

SUNDAY, APRIL 30

MILLION VOICES FOR DARFUR RALLY

Source
http://www.darfuralert.org/gpage.html3.html

Dear Kostawi, wessam, nada ali, Amna Mukhtar, Abulgasim Ibrahim Elhaj, Khalid kodi, Doma, and many great activists I met here on the board and in the real struggle roads...your words enlight my sky... you always inspire me in your own way, the same way this amazing activist in the photo above... with people like you the ongoing-intifada will be victorious...

I take this opoortunity to convey personal greetings of ustaza/Tragie Mustapha to all those ,
who warmly hosted and received her during her 2 weeks visit in the US...And ustaz/Salih too... I just hung up talking with him in his house in Meddani...

Regards

mohamed elgadi

Quote: تراجي مصطفي ود محمد القاضي والاستاذ صالح نجوم تتلألأ فى سماء الوطن الحلم امثال اولئك النفر الاصيل ممن يحملون الهم اليومي بنضالهم وصمودهم الملحمى هذا يشعلون جذوة النضال في دواخلنا لتنطلق حزمات بارود وكبريت فى وجه الظلم القهر

Thank you Kostawi

فوووق

فوق.

الأستاذ وسام
wesamm
شكرا على المداخلة القوية. د. محمد القاضي واحد من أعظم السودانيين الأنا بحترمهم.
زول عارف القضية الإنسانية...أمميا
ثبت أدواته الأديولوجية و حفر حفرة عميقة للإنطلاق
له كل الحب و الإحترام

Nasr

Nada Ali

الزولة الحلوة شريكة contract مع
الزول الحلو خالد
couple
قنبلة

لك الود و حبة قنورفل و خالد

best wishes

Haggam

أما محمد القاضى ،

فهو حاله خاصه من الالتزام والانتماء و العمل، ويوم الحديث عن هذا هذا الرجل لم يأتى بعد، فهو فى عز الشباب والنشاط ولاتجرأ الامراض على الاقتراب منه...له التحية.

والتحايا لك يا أخ كستاوى للأسرة كبار وصغار.

وتحية للأخت تراجى.

شكرا كثيرا بنات وابناء السودان شعبا واحد وصوتا واحدا من اجل اهلنا المستضعفين في كل مكان في ارجاء السودان ولا للجهويه وللقبليه وعاش كفاح السودانيين ضد الظلم والبؤس والحروب.

الأستاذ خالد
لك كل الود و التقدير

الأخت Doma
لك كل الشكر و لأبناء و بنات السودان العظيم كل الحب.

Read President Bush's statement on the Week of Prayer and Action for Darfur

Read President Bush's statement on the Week of Prayer and Action for Darfur

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كدا .. تستحقوا ( صفقة ) ..
العمل ( الحقيقي ) بجيب نتيجة ..
تحدثنا كثيرا عن اسلوب ( المعارضة ) .. ( اللابطقع ولا بتجيب الحجار ) ..
واكدنا بـ( الدليل ) فشله ..
لو من أول يوم ( طلعنا ) الشارع .. كان المشكلة اتحلت ..
المعارضة من وراء ( ستار ) ومن خلف شاشات الفلاترون ( والمكيف ضارب يا معلم ) ..
تزيد هذه الحكومة ( تعنت ) يوم بعد يوم ..
أطلعوا .. وخلوا صوتكم يصل ( للعالم ) ..
وبطلوا ( القشرة ) بالمواضيع الانسانية ..
وأكيد بتكون في نتيجة ..
مبروك ( سلام دارفور الناقص ) ..
وعقبال ( سلام الشرق ) و ( سلام الوسط ) و ( سلام الشمال ) ..
ستة سنين حتي ( الاستفتاء ) .. الظاهر حتصالح فيهو الحكومة ( الجميع ) ..
برافو ( تراجي ) وانتي تخرجي من ( النمط القبيح ) الي معاني أكبر ..

Quote: مبروك ( سلام دارفور الناقص ) . ..

Thanks Ya humida for your encouraging words... could you elaborate more on the quote above... I just spoke with Ustaz/Salih Mahmoud and he shared the same opinion..

mohamed elgadi