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A woman displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan waits for assistance in the village of Agok May 21, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 21, 2008
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan receive aid supplies in the village of Agok May 21, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 21, 2008
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan run for cover during a sudden rain storm at an aid station in the village of Agok May 21, 2008
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan wait to be registered at a U.N. World Food Program distribution point in the village of Abathok May 19, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 19, 2008
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan are registered at a U.N. World Food Program distribution point in the village of Abathok May 19, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official on May 23, 2008 accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 19, 2008
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan wait assistance and aid supplies in the village of Agok May 19, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 19, 2008
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Nyakum Bakony Chan, a frail 50-year old Sudanese resident of the village of Abyei in sudan who had to hide for two days under her bed while the fighting between the Sudan armed forces and the army of the former southerner rebels last week raged in her village, looks on Friday May 23, 2008 after she fled, on her son's shoulders to the nearby village of Agok. Looters roam the village of Abyei which is contested by north and south Sudan for its oil resources and grazing fields. U.N. officials say up to 90,000 people have been displaced from Abyei and neighboring villages, casting a long shadow over the fate of a 2005 peace deal between north and south Sudan, that capped more than 20 years of civil war
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan wait to be registered at a U.N. World Food Program distribution point in the village of Abathok May 19, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 19, 2008
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Looters roam the village of Abyei, Sudan, Friday while fire raged Friday, May 23, 2008, in some of the huts. The town_ contested by north and south Sudan for its oil resources and grazing fields_ has been deserted after fighting raged for a few days between Sudan armed forces and the army of former southern rebels last week. U.N. officials say up to 90,000 people have been displaced from Abyei and neighboring villages, casting a long shadow over the fate of a 2005 peace deal between north and south Sudan, that capped more than 20 years of civil war
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The village of Abyei, Sudan, is seen mostly burned down Friday, May 23, 2008 with looters roaming the village freely, after days of fighting last week. The town_ contested by north and south Sudan for its oil resources and grazing fields_ has been deserted after fighting raged for a few days between Sudan armed forces and the army of former southern rebels last week. U.N. officials say up to 90,000 people have been displaced from Abyei and neighboring villages, casting a long shadow over the fate of a 2005 peace deal between north and south Sudan, that capped more than 20 years of civil war
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Aerial view shows a part of Abyei village, Sudan, Friday, May 24, 2008, after days of fighting last week. The town, contested by north and south Sudan for its oil resources and grazing fields, has been deserted after fighting raged for a few days between Sudanese armed forces and an army of former southern rebels last week. U.N. officials say up to 90,000 people have been displaced from Abyei and neighboring villages, casting a long shadow over the fate of a 2005 peace deal between north and south Sudan, that capped more than 20 years of civil war
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An aerial view showing fire at the village of Abyei, Sudan, which is seen mostly burned down Friday, May 23, 2008, and looters roam the village freely, after days of fighting last week. The town, contested by north and south Sudan for its oil resources and grazing fields, has been deserted after fighting raged for days between Sudan armed forces and the army of former southern rebels last week. U.N. officials say up to 90,000 people have been displaced from Abyei and neighboring villages
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Sudanese women and children, who fled their homes in Abyei after fighting broke out between rival northern and southern forces, sit in Agok, Sudan, 25 kilometres (16 miles) south of Abyei town on May 23, 2008, where UN agencies and aid workers are concentrating relief efforts. Up to 90,000 people could be displaced by fighting in Sudan's bitterly contested oil region of Abyei where the United Nations is racing against time to provide aid relief and prevent a return to civil war
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Sudanese women and children, who fled their homes in Abyei after fighting broke out between rival northern and southern forces, sit in Agok, Sudan, 25 kilometres (16 miles) south of Abyei town on May 23, 2008, where UN agencies and aid workers are concentrating relief efforts. Up to 90,000 people could be displaced by fighting in Sudan's bitterly contested oil region of Abyei where the United Nations is racing against time to provide aid relief and prevent a return to civil war
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Sudanese men, women and children, who fled their homes in Abyei after fighting broke out between rival northern and southern forces, sit in Agok, Sudan, 25 kilometres (16 miles) south of Abyei town on May 23, 2008, where UN agencies and aid workers are concentrating relief efforts. Up to 90,000 people could be displaced by fighting in Sudan's bitterly contested oil region of Abyei where the United Nations is racing against time to provide aid relief and prevent a return to civil war
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general view shows the ruins of a burnt-out Abyei town in southern Sudan in this handout photograph released by the United Nations Mission In Sudan May 22, 2008. Twenty-one Sudanese army soldiers have been killed in fierce fighting with southern forces in the contested oil-rich town of Abyei, army sources said on Wednesday
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A general view of the ruins of burnt-out Abyei town in Southern Sudan in this handout released by the United Nations Mission In Sudan May 22, 2008. Twenty-one Sudanese army soldiers have been killed in fierce fighting with southern forces in the contested oil-rich town of Abyei, army sources said on Wednesday
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A Sudanese boy, who fled his home in Abyei after fighting broke out between rival northern and southern forces, sits in Agok, Sudan, 25 kilometres (16 miles) south of Abyei town on May 23, 2008, where UN agencies and aid workers are concentrating relief efforts. Up to 90,000 people could be displaced by fighting in Sudan's bitterly contested oil region of Abyei where the United Nations is racing against time to provide aid relief and prevent a return to civil war
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Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) soldiers gather outside a U.N. base in Abyei May 16, 2008. Talks took place between the southern SPLA and commanders from the northern Sudanese Armed Forces after two days of fighting between the former foes in the oil rich town of Abyei
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Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) soldiers gather outside a U.N. base in Abyei May 16, 2008. Talks took place between the southern SPLA and commanders from the northern Sudanese Armed Forces after two days of fighting between the former foes in the oil-rich town of Abyei
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A Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) soldier stands guard at a U.N. base in Abyei May 16, 2008. Talks took place between the southern SPLA and commanders from the northern Sudanese Armed Forces after two days of fighting between the former foes in the oil-rich town of Abyei
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This picture taken on April 16, 2008 shows a young Sudanese refugee making a broom from reeds at a way-house in Juba, south Sudan, where refugees returning from Uganda, Central Africa Republic, Congo and other countries are cared before being repatriated to their respective homes. Tens of thousands of people have yet again been displaced from their homes at Abyei following an outbreak of violence between north Sudan's army and southern ex-rebels over the oil-rich region whos administration is bitterly contested between north and south Sudan.'We have reports of tens of thousands of people moving east, south and west scattered in the bush', according to a UN source
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A U.N. helicopter prepares to land as Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) soldiers stand outside a U.N. base in Abyei May 16, 2008. Talks took place between the southern SPLA and commanders from the northern Sudanese Armed Forces after two days of fighting between the former foes in the oil-rich town of Abyei
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This picture taken on April 16, 2008 shows Sudanese refugees sitting at a way-house in Juba, south Sudan, where refugees returning from Uganda, Central Africa Republic, Congo and other countries are cared before being repatriated to their respective homes. Tens of thousands of people have yet again been displaced from their homes at Abyei following an outbreak of violence between north Sudan's army and southern ex-rebels over the oil-rich region whos administration is bitterly contested between north and south Sudan.'We have reports of tens of thousands of people moving east, south and west scattered in the bush', according to a UN source
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People displaced by fighting in Abyei in southern Sudan share out aid supplies in the village of Agok May 21, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 21, 2008
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This picture taken on April 16, 2008 shows a Sudanese refugee drinking at a way-house in Juba, south Sudan, where refugees returning from Uganda, Central Africa Republic, Congo and other countries are cared before being repatriated to their respective homes. Tens of thousands of people have yet again been displaced from their homes at Abyei following an outbreak of violence between north Sudan's army and southern ex-rebels over the oil-rich region whos administration is bitterly contested between north and south Sudan.'We have reports of tens of thousands of people moving east, south and west scattered in the bush', according to a UN source
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Members of Melbourne's Sudanese community take to the streets on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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Members of Melbourne's Sudanese community take to the streets on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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Members of Melbourne's Sudanese community take to the streets on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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A woman weeps as members of Melbourne's Sudanese community take to the streets in Melbourne on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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Members of Melbourne's Sudanese community take to the streets on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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community take to the streets on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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Pagan Amum (L), the number two in the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, chaired by First Vice President Salva Kiir (portrait-background), speaks during a press conference in Khartoum on May 26, 2008. Sudan is on the brink of civil war, the leader of the main southern political party warned, likening his northern coalition partners to Nazis and demanding an expanded UN peacekeeping role. Official on Amum's right is unidentified.
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boy wearing an Australian hat joins members of Melbourne's Sudanese community as they take to the streets in Melbourne on May 27, 2008 in protest over what they say is the lack of effort by the United Nations over the deadly fighting going on in the Abyei region, the oil rich point of contention between northern and southern Sudan. The local Sudanese community appealed to the UN to deploy peacekeeping forces to the Abyei region and that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir be held responsible for the killing and displacement of innocent civilians
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A wounded SPLA soldier is carried for treatment in the village of Julkuk after renewed fighting in the Abyei area May 20, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 20, 2008
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Civilians flee Abyei after renewed fighting in the area May 20, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 20, 2008
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Civilians flee Abyei after renewed fighting in the area May 20, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 20, 2008
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A wounded SPLA soldier receives treatment in the village of Julkuk after renewed fighting in the Abyei area May 20, 2008. A senior south Sudanese official accused the government of sending more troops to the disputed oil town of Abyei on Friday, stoking tensions after a week of bloody north-south clashes that has displaced some 90,000 people, according to the U.N. Picture taken May 20, 2008
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Mohamed Omer
JOK BIONG
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست