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 Re: ردا على المذكرات المفوضية تعتمد حملة الجنسيات المزدوجة وتضيف كينيا ، يوغندا وجنوب أفريقيا (Re: الطيب رحمه قريمان)
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Dear
الطيب رحمه قريمان
. These is arrangements are anything but detrimental to exercising
our right to vote. The blow is evident in that
Many Sudanese may not have a Sudanese identity document of those,
the most likely not have that document are the Southern Sudanese.
This begs the question of how are those Sudanese-and they are numerous-
going to register? Accordingly how will they be able to vote at all
only two registration centres for Europe and 3 for USA and almost
none for the whole of the African ( Kenya ,Uganda & Shouth Africa
has ben added) continent borders on the unthinkable.
This is a most unreasonable arrangement. Are the Sudan
Government and /or the Election commission serious
Time are not enough for people to register
4-Embassies have to consult with the Sudanese communities
in the Diaspora on that and other issues
This very serous matter
Regards
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Re: ردا على المذكرات المفوضية تعتمد حملة الجنسيات المزدوجة وتضيف كينيا ، يوغندا وجنوب أفريقيا (Re: Nazar Yousif)
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Voters Registration
Sudan Embassy in London is pleased to announce to all Sudanese residents in the UK and Ireland that The National Elections Commission – Sudan has issued directives to the Embassy to consider ‘’Sudanese Nationality Certificate’’ and Sudanese Identity Card (ID card البطاقة الشخصية (as proof of identity, hence those who hold foreign passports plus either of the above mentioned documents now have the right to register for the Presidential Elections in April 2010.
Dr. Mukhtar Al Asam member of the National Elections Commission, who is currently visiting the UK, explained that this flexibility as regards the identification requirements conforms to the explanation of the election act and offers registration centres in the UK and Ireland more flexibility in registering Sudanese nationals.
Voters Registration
Sudan Embassy in London is pleased to announce to all Sudanese residents in the UK and Ireland that The National Elections Commission – Sudan has issued directives to the Embassy to consider ‘’Sudanese Nationality Certificate’’ and Sudanese Identity Card (ID card البطاقة الشخصية (as proof of identity, hence those who hold foreign passports plus either of the above mentioned documents now have the right to register for the Presidential Elections in April 2010.
Dr. Mukhtar Al Asam member of the National Elections Commission, who is currently visiting the UK, explained that this flexibility as regards the identification requirements conforms to the explanation of the election act and offers registration centres in the UK and Ireland more flexibility in registering Sudanese nationals.
http://www.mos3ab.net/sudan-embassy/en/index.php?option...view&id=266&Itemid=1
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Re: ردا على المذكرات المفوضية تعتمد حملة الجنسيات المزدوجة وتضيف كينيا ، يوغندا وجنوب أفريقيا (Re: Nazar Yousif)
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Statelessness.doc
Statelessness: the National Elections Commission Dilemma and the most serious issue facing the Sudanese Diaspora
Khadiga Safwat [email protected]
Oxford – United Kingdom 14th Nov, 2009
It is welcome that the Sudanese authorities out here can be convinced to respond to popular pressure. They may even adopt some of popular demands and/or claim them as their own -notwithstanding that they may not acknowledge the source. People have been lobbying for and mobilising the Sudanese in the Diaspora since mid 2008 around most of those demands that are now being adopted by most. However the welcomed response by the authorities seems to stop short of one of the most important demands the Sudanese in the Diaspora continue to reiterate. Failure to meet that demand will affect what can be estimated at millions of stateless individuals the majority of whom is particularly southern.
The concept of carrying documents is something relatively recent in the life of the Sudanese. The majority of the Northern Sudanese generation before the last did not have birthday certificates. When people were encouraged to secure such certificates, most of the certificates were issued bearing an estimated birth date. To many the best date they could think of was the 1st. of January, the Independence Day. Accordingly, there arose a whole generation of Northern Sudanese who were born on the 1st January followed by an equally fabricated year. What about the southern and western and eastern Sudanese then?
According to a reliable source there are, in Bolton- Lancashire – UK alone, an estimate 400 stateless Sudanese, meaning persons without any papers on them or a paternal relative to testify on their behalf to prove they belong to a certain state or country of origin. Bolton is only one of many towns and in that it is a very small town. Most importantly, Bolton is not an isolated case. It expresses a feature common to many other towns in UK and elsewhere.
The conditions laid By the National Elections Commission for acquiring the Sudanese nationality cannot be satisfied by many Sudanese in the Diaspora. The very nature of the Diaspora is that by which an individual-having been pushed out of his home under extraordinary situations, like wars, draught, famine etc, that individual will not be expected to have identification documents on him; that is, if he ever had them in the first place. The southern and western Sudanese have had more than their fair share of the above if there is such thing as a fair share of wars, drought and famine.
Based on the above If the elections are to be transparent and fair, the case of the stateless persons has to be resolved and soon. We are running out of time. And on this note we have to have the registration period extended to what it should have in the first place have been. The state should not hide behind the National Election Commission to seek an excuse to avoid taking the right decision with regard to the legitimate grievances expressed by its citizens. More importantly, the state or whosoever is in the position of the state should not behave like its ancient counterpart, the tributary state where the ruler, the pharaoh, the sultan, Make claimed to own all what is on earth on behalf of the Gods. However, it should be remembered that same pharaoh, the sultan, the Mak was the father of all his people. As such he made the river flow and guaranteed a faire price of Durah in the market
The state should not be seen to penalise its adversaries by denying them nationality of their own homeland, a condition that renders them stateless by their own state. This has at times been a policy of certain regimes and it should not be allowed to continue to be. The first military regime was known to do that. You can find yourself being the odd one out n the whole of you extended family or clan who is discriminately disfavoured. One can claim to personally be witness to that outrageous behaviour by the state where government disfavour of the opposition is personalised, where the state’s animosity to its foes bends the rules against them to which one can literarily testify. Can there be anything more bizarre, indeed outrageous behaviour than that by any state?
It is obvious that most of the potentially stateless would be the Southern Sudanese. Those northern Sudanese who have no IDs on them can only be those who had to flee the country in the face of some atrocity. The southern Sudanese are very unlikely to vote for a MONDOKORO (northern) President. Those who have had to flee the country may just as well not vote to bring back the existing president.
Rendering those Sudanese mere faceless numerical accumulations will deprive them of nationality hence of the right to vote. This may in no way be interpreted in favour of the government. Indeed that will provide fodder for the ongoing fire on the credibility of the whole process of democracy. The Sudan is facing THE most serious turning point in its modern history. It is a matter of life or death, a matter of the Sudan or something else God alone knows what it is likely to be.
http://sudanese-diaspora.com/index.php?option=com_blog&view=blog&Itemid=67
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Re: ردا على المذكرات المفوضية تعتمد حملة الجنسيات المزدوجة وتضيف كينيا ، يوغندا وجنوب أفريقيا (Re: اسعد الريفى)
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الأخ أسعد الريفى
معذرة لتأخر ردى وسنحاول نقل ما دار فيها .
Quote: http://www.mos3ab.net/sudan-embassy/ar1/
اعتماد الأوراق الثبوتية للتسجيل
اعتماد شهادة الجنسية أوالبطاقة الشخصية أوبطاقة الأجانب مجددا للتسجيل للانتخابات بالمملكة المتحدة وإيرلندا
تعلن سفارة السودان بأنه قد وصلها مجددا من المفوضية القومية للانتخابات ما يلي: يبتديء" إشارة إلى الفقرة السادسة من البرقية السابقة والتي تشير إلى حسم مسألة الهوية المطلوبة للتسجيل، نرجو أن نفيد باعتماد ما تم الاتفاق عليه مع دكتور مختار الأصم ـ عضو المفوضية ورئيس لجنة السجل ـ في اجتماعه معكم بلندن والخاص بقبول بطاقة الأجانب من أصول سودانية أو البطاقة الشخصية أو الجنسية كمستند للتسجيل". انتهى. عليه، ستعاود مراكز التسجيل بالمملكة المتحدة وإيرلندا العمل باعتماد أيا من الوثائق المذكورة أعلاه لتأكيد هوية المسجلين وإكمال تسجيلهم بالسجل الانتخابي..
التسجيل لانتخابات رئاسة الجمهورية
تهيب سفارة جمهورية السودان في لندن بكل السودانيين المقيمين بالمملكة المتحدة والذين لم يتمكنوا من التسجيل بمراكز التسجيل المتنقلة التي زارت في الفترة الماضية كلا من مدن كارديف، بريستول، ليدز، ليفربول، مانشستر، برمنجهام، برايتون، الإسراع بتسجيل اسمائهم بمركز التسجيل الثابت بالسفارة بلندن والذي يعمل يوميا طيلة أيام الأسبوع من التاسعة صباحا وحتى السابعة مساءا بما في ذلك يومي السبت والأحد واللذين يستمر التسجيل خلالهما من العاشرة صباحا وحتى الرابعة مساءاً..
كما ننوه إلى أن مركز السفارة سيستمر في العمل خلال عطلة أيام عيد الأضحى المبارك جميعها )من الخميس الموافق السادس والعشرين من نوفمبر وحتى الأحد الموافق التاسع والعشرين منه( من الساعة العاشرة صباحا وحتى الرابعة مساءاً على أن يعود العمل بالمركز إلى مواعيده العادية ابتداءا من الاثنين الثلاثين من نوفمبر )من التاسعة صباحا وحتى السابعة مساءاً( وكل عام وأنتم بخير.
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تسجيل إسمك في السجل الانتخابي ضمان لممارسة حقك الدستوري في المشاركة في انتخابات رئاسة الجمهورية فأحرص عليه..
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Nazar Yousif
عبد المنعم عبدالله
الطيب رحمه قريمان
سمندلاوى
اسعد الريفى
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست