ليكن مطلبنا تحقيقا دوليا في اغتيال مائتي شهيد في أربعة أيام!

Quote: Sudan : the concern of organizations defending human rights RFI FIDH and ACJPS (African Centre for Justice and peace Studies ) are calling on the Union africaine.Les two NGOs call for African organization to send to Sudan a commission of inquiry to assess the extent of repression of demonstrations against the regime that lasted for 23 September 2013 . According to the FIDH , 800 people were arrested in the crackdown that left at least 170 dead. The NGOs reported cases of extrajudicial executions. NGOs have received numerous reports on the situation in the country and repression during demonstrations . According Florent Geel , Head Africa FIDH , witnesses saw dead bodies in morgues with gunshot wounds to the head : "It seems that the police or state agents have arrested a number of people and have summarily executed . and # 199; has revealed some form of radicalization of repression . This suggests that we are in a willingness on the part of the Sudanese government , control at all costs a situation that remains increasingly unmanageable for them. " The case of an employee of the World Bank Among the arrests, there was the case of Dalia El Roubi , an employee of the World Bank in Sudan. She was arrested Monday at his home by eight officers of the security forces . They also seized a camera and a digital camera. Her husband of Dalia El Roubi , Abdelrahman Elmahdi , one of her friends , Rayan Shaker , who also participated in the protest , was arrested at the same time, but no reason was given for the two arrests. A situation which expresses itself the excessive nature of this repression Florent Geel. "This level of radicalization is extremely disturbing and made and#8203;and#8203;to tackle these people, including a woman employee of the World Bank shows that the system is up a notch in the desire to save at all costs" . Analysis on the cause of social unrest In late September, President Omar al-Bashir announced the lifting of fuel subsidies . This set fire to the powder. The end of subsidies caused a 60% increase in fuel prices . The Head of State has defended the measure, according to him only solution to prevent a collapse of the economy and curb inflation. An opinion not shared Hassan Bashir , Dean of the Faculty of Economics of Khartoum : "Our inflation comes from the cost of production and not the high consumption . This decision will therefore have no positive effect on inflation , however . These are harsh and unsustainable austerity measures to the Sudanese economy faces strong stagnation. Production costs will increase for everyone : farmers, small industrial , transport professionals . The cost of services will also increase. To block inflation must Sudan finally an agreement with South Sudan . Then the oil would come back to us without any problem and in two or three years , Sudan could return to the path of growth.