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Darfur: Fleeing civilians short of blankets and food
KHARTOUM, 20 November (IRIN) -
Several thousand civilians who have fled armed militia attacks in Birmaza, North Darfur State, and sought shelter in nearby hills, have no blankets or food, and only limited access to water after bombings last week targeted water points, the United Nations said.
The attacks, allegedly carried out by Janjawid militias and Sudanese armed forces on 15 and 16 November, have been described by the African Union Mission in Sudan (AMIS) as "a flagrant violation of the security provisions" of the Darfur peace agreement. The attackers stole livestock and destroyed houses, prompted 3,000 civilians to flee.
The UN, in an update on the situation issued on Sunday, said another 5,000 civilians had fled attacks on 17 and 18 November in Jebel Mara area of West Darfur to shelter in mountains and internally displaced people (IDP) camps
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Darfur children dragged from mothers and shot
By: Katharine Houreld, Tine, Darfur
WHEN the fighters came, the mothers of Jebel Maun could not protect their children. Screaming toddlers were ripped from their grasp and shot; older children who tried to save their brothers and sisters were hunted down.
“Four children escaped in a group and ran under a tree for protection. An attacker came and shot at them, killing one of the children,” said a witness in an account to United Nations staff.
Another group, aged five, seven and nine, tried to run away. The five-year-old fell down and was shot dead. Another boy stopped and told the attacker: “You killed this child. Please let me go.” It was no use. He too was killed, one of more than 20 children who died that day. Read
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Heavy toll reported as Sudan army bombards Darfur
Addis Ababa,
The African Union on Saturday reported a "heavy" civilian toll after Sudanese forces and allied militia this week conducted raids in the war-ravaged western region of Darfur.
The AU Mission in Sudan (Amis) reported a "heavy toll on the civilian population" after the army, backed by Janjaweed militia, carried out aerial bombardments in Birmaza in northern Darfur on Wednesday and Thursday.
"These attacks are a flagrant violation of the security provisions of the DPA [Darfur Peace Agreement]," said a statement from the AU, whose mission is to monitor Darfur's often-violated peace deal
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UN humanitarian chief says Sudan's government is terrorizing civilians
By ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU, Associated Press Writer
KHARTOUM, Sudan -- The Sudanese army and government-backed militias are committing acts of "inexplicable terror" against civilians, including children, in Darfur, the U.N.'s top humanitarian official said Saturday.
Spiraling violence in the conflict-wracked region of western Sudan is reaching its worst level since fighting erupted more than three years ago, Jan Egeland, the U.N. undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs said.
"The government and its militias are conducting inexplicable terror against civilians," he said in an Associated Press interview just after returning from his final trip to the area before his term as U.N. humanitarian chief ends in December. R
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Sudanese army launches major offensive in Darfur
By Opheera McDoom
KHARTOUM, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Sudan's government has launched a major offensive in North Darfur despite an agreement to restart a peace process, Darfur rebels said on Sunday.
A rebel commander said clashes continued on Saturday and Sunday, following joint attacks by government and militia forces on rebel bases in the Bir Mazza area on Nov. 15-16.
The African Union (AU) monitoring mission, which had condemned last week's attacks, confirmed that fighting was continuing in the area. But the Sudanese army denied it was conducting an offensive.
"We have split into two or three groups and all have fighting," said Jar el-Neby, a rebel commander from the National Redemption Front (NRF), which rejects a May peace accord signed by only one of many rebel factions.
"The government did not use planes yesterday but today the Antonovs are circling," he told Reuters from Darfur
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Darfur kids 'targets of attacks'
El-Geneina - A three-year-old Darfuri girl has been shot twice in the neck, one of the victims of armed militia who were targeting women and children in Sudan. Sobbing, Khadija Abakr cradles her daughter Aasha close to her breast.
Abakr recounted how a man she describes as an "Arab" pointed a rifle at her child and screamed "I'm going to shoot her, I'm going to shoot her".
She said: "I begged him not to do it. He was demanding money." He then shot Aasha twice
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Darfur survivors tell of Janjaweed slaughter
By Stephanie Hancock
SENEIT, Chad-Sudan border, Nov 17 (Reuters) - "They attacked without warning at dawn," Ismail Abdallah Cherif said in a matter-of-fact way.
"There were many of them. They came on horses and camels. Without asking any questions they just opened fire. Some people were in their beds, others were making tea. The Janjaweed made no distinction. Children, women, grandmothers -- everyone was targeted. Only those who hid were saved," he said.
Like many hundreds of others, Cherif has fled over the border to Chad since the attack by the Janjaweed militia on his village of Khabesh in the Jebel Moon area of West Darfur.
A United Nations human rights report says 22 people were killed in Khabesh, one of many villages attacked simultaneously on Oct. 29 by the Janjaweed, a largely Arab militia allied to Sudan's government troops in Darfur's war.
The government says the Janjaweed are bandits and denies any links to them.
"They raped our daughters and stole our cattle. I lost ... my brother, two children and a nephew and niece," said Alima, 30, who did not wish her family name to be published
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Misery of Darfur's displaced
By Haru Mutasa
Khatir and Hawa Hassam fled their village in Darfur four months ago, but while they have escaped the fighting near their home they and their family now face a new set of challenges.
The Hassams are among the 20,000 displaced people who have arrived at the el-Salam refugee camp in North Darfur since July.
The camp on the outskirts of el-Fasher, the nearest large Darfuri city to the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, is almost full and already there are insufficient resources to look after so many people.
It is one of many such facilities that are unable to cope with the flood of refugees from a conflict that has so far left an estimated 200,000 people dead from fighting, disease and malnutrition in the Western region of Sudan
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Ethnic cleansing spreads to eastern Chad
By Ann Curry
Janjaweed torching villages, killing ethnic Africans along border with Darfur
The fires of ethnic cleansing in Darfur are now raging in eastern Chad. More than 20 villages have been systematically set on fire here in the last 10 days. Monday, Chad's president declared a state of emergency. And now some are asking whether this area has become a second Darfur.
On the morning of Nov. 8, the farming village of Tamajour became the latest target.
When we found it two days later, Tamajour, home to 600 black Africans, was still smoldering. Scattered in the remains — charred corn, schoolbooks and a Koran. A thatched roof came down on some of the people who didn't leave.
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Monday, November 13, 2006
Civilian and Humanitarian Security in Darfur: Final Concessions to Khartoum
Various international actors signal that the fate of civilians and humanitarian operations in Darfur and eastern Chad will ultimately be left in the hands of the National Islamic Front génocidaires
By: Eric Reeves
The signals have been everywhere in evidence these past ten days: there is simply no stomach within the international community to provide military resources for meaningful protection of the nearly 4.5 million conflict-affected persons that UN agencies now estimate are at risk in Darfur and eastern Chad (figures from the latest UN “Darfur Humanitarian Profile” [No. 25] and reports from UN organizations working in eastern Chad). The humanitarian operations upon which this almost incomprehensibly large population now depends are also at yet greater risk, with ever more urgent distress calls coming from organizations and individuals on the ground in Darfur. More and more of these aid organizations are approaching the breaking point, with contingency plans in place for rapid withdrawal.
One of the most important humanitarian organizations working in Darfur, Norwegian Refugee Council, was this past week forced by Khartoum’s relentless obstruction and harassment to withdraw, leaving some 300,000 civilians without the critical humanitarian assistance provided by this distinguished and venerable organization (it was founded in 1946 to assist refugees following World War II):
“[Norwegian Refugee Council] said it was pulling out 12 international staff and 170 local staff running one camp for 128,000 people in southern Darfur camp and another for 100,000 people. ‘We coordinated all aid, the fair distribution of food, medical care. Now there are 300,000 people on their own. That’s what concerns us most,’ said group spokeswoman Astrid Sehl by telephone. She said they also had to shut down an educational program from about 19,000 children, and stop distributing food to about 52,000 people outside the camps
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Genocide in Darfur
By: Ziad Haider (Mon, 13 Nov 2006)
Over 200,000 dead and 2.5 million displaced. Women are raped, cotton is stuffed in their mouth, and then they are set on fire. Rape and murder occurs in broad daylight in Darfur. And all this has been going on not for days, weeks, or months but years.
In 2003, rebel groups from Sudan's Darfur region took up arms against the government in Khartoum. The reprisal has been swift, merciless, and lethal.
President Omar Bashir's government has among other things given a free reign to the Janjaweed Arab militia that has decimated the African Darfurians in what the United States has called genocide.
Genocide. It's a loaded word. One that is used very carefully and is inextricably linked to the massacre in Rwanda in the mid-nineties when 800,000 people died in 100 days. The international community's guilt regarding its failure to end the Rwandan genocide looms large in the shadows of its conscience. And yet history may be repeating itself once again in the most macabre way possible.
It's not that the international community hasn't tried. Granted it got off to a late start. But then again, Africa has never figured too prominently on the international radar. Still the roadblocks are plenty.
The rebel groups and government continue to wage hostilities despite a half-baked peace agreement concluded in May 2006. The mistrust runs deep and the rebel groups have also proven far from benign in their actions.
Some 7,000 African Union troops are on the ground to uphold the peace but there is no peace to uphold. Instead the Sudanese government has reportedly been using a landing strip allotted to the African Union troops in order to conduct air raids over Darfur.
And then there is the fact that national commercial interests have impeded international efforts to apply meaningful diplomatic pressure. Leading this mercantile pack is China which satiates its gargantuan energy appetite by taking in more than half of Sudan's oil exports. In return, China has blocked or not backed punitive measures in the UN.
Most recently, China, along with Russia and Qatar, abstained on UN Security Council Resolution 1706 which called on the Sudanese government to accept an expanded UN peacekeeping force in place of the courageous yet largely ineffective African Union force. President Bashir has refused any such force thus far, partly out of his regime's fear that some members may fall prey to the International Criminal Court.
But it's not just China that has economic stakes in Sudan. India and Russia are also active. And yes, even Malaysia has millions of dollars tied to Sudan's oil and gas sector. Sudan's revenues from and relations with these countries insulate it from any external pressure and sanctions that others may apply on Khartoum to cancel its murderous Darfur policy.
One would expect the international community to have put an end to this madness a long time ago. But such is the way of global politics. Diverging interests and priorities; Darfur falls through the cracks into an inferno of death and despair.
Some have spoken of the need for military intervention irrespective of Sudanese consent. They appeal to the doctrine of Òresponsibility to protect" that was agreed to just last year at the UN General Summit, calling on member states to forcefully intervene when other states fail to protect their citizens from crimes against humanity.
Others respond that sending troops in without Sudanese consent would be logistically impossible, exceedingly dangerous, and a gross affront to national sovereignty with global repercussions, no matter how unpalatable a regime in place.
The debate reveals complex questions about the limits of sovereignty, what rights and responsibilities accompany sovereignty, and the challenges that lie ahead in terms of achieving consensus in bodies such as the UN as countries like China gain greater clout.
Either ways, a military intervention will not be a silver bullet. A long-term fix to Sudan's deeply fissured and ravaged society can only come from an internal settlement. Here the international community has a role to play in setting the stage for talks, as it did in negotiating a peace between Northern and Southern Sudan, even as it tries to halt the violence in the short-term and get a more robust UN force on the ground.
Doing so will require countries to remember that there are issues that trump strategic and commercial gain. When human lives are at stake, indirectly bankrolling murderous regimes is inexcusable.
Like people across the globe, Malaysians also need to express their anger at their country's involvement in Sudan. They ought to urge national companies not to pander to petroleum and profit alone but to act like global corporate citizens in a manner that reflects well on their country.
Here are some ideas on what you can do. Join local or international advocacy groups such as Amnesty International (Malaysia) or put the issue on their agenda if need be. Write to government and corporate representatives or convey your concerns in the privacy of drawing room discussions. At the very least write or talk about Darfur to increase awareness.
A great website for information on Darfur activities here in the United States is the Save Darfur Coalition's website: http://www.savedarfur.org/.
Save Darfur has organised rallies drawing thousands of people across the country; organised mass letter writing campaigns; put out ads in all the major newspapers; and lobbied hard in Congress for action.
Of course every society must follow its own model for advocacy, given its environment, however the basic principle of talking about the issue and increasing awareness is at the core of these efforts.
In a tragedy of such proportions, individual human efforts seem entirely dwarfed and futile. Yet as the saying goes, small strokes fell big oaks. It was the concerted global divestment campaign by individuals across the world and by extension companies and governments that helped bring down the apartheid regime in South Africa.
The key to Khartoum's financial and political security lies in the East.
It's time that Asian citizens and governments strip Khartoum of its insurance policy and help end the genocide in Darfur.
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Nuer Community calls for military support to Darfur’s NRF
Union of Nuer Community in North America (UNCONA)
Press Release
Following three days deliberation, the Supreme Council of Nuer community in North America has unanimously decided to give military assistance to Darfur’s National Redemption Front. The ongoing genocide in Darfur perpetrated by National Congress Party’s jihadists can only be stopped militarily.
It has to be recalled that the 1994 genocide in Rwanda was stopped by the Tutsi freedom fighters after the failure of international community. Since the Bush’s administration has failed to use American military might to stop genocide in Darfur, the Supreme Council of Nuer community has come to conclusion that only the unity of the marginalized Africans in Sudan will stop ethnic cleansing in Darfur. The National Redemption Front, the military front of Darfur factions that didn’t sign the Darfur Peace Agreement, should be militarily supported to stop the genocide.
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Nigeria's Soyinka urges world to shun Sudan
Nigerian Nobel Literature laureate Wole Soyinka has called on the world to shut its doors on the government of Sudan for "genocide" in Darfur.
"Two million people are squatting in their own country, facing genocide by their own government," he said during a visit to Nairobi, referring to the conflict in western Sudan which has killed an estimated 200 000 people and displaced 2,5-million.
While Washington and some rights groups have called the Darfur crisis "genocide", African leaders and intellectuals have generally held back from using such a charged term.
"I look down on all those who have not removed the Sudanese consulate from their country and who have not removed their consulates from Sudan,"
Soyinka
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Quote: - في يوم الأربعاء 15/11/2006 قامت قوة عسكرية سميت (امة الامجاد) بقيادة موسي هلال والعقيد عبدالواحد سعيد بعدد 112 عربة و500 من الجنجويد يمتطون الخيول والجمال من منطقتي كتم وكبكابكية بمهاجمة مناطق ( ديسة،بير مزة، عمارة، خور سيال ،حلة ابو موسي ،خشم كومة وحلة ابو زكريا) حيث بلغ عدد القتلي 25 ونزح حوالي 3000 الي الجبال بين منطقتي بيري وكتم كما تم حرق جميع القري ونهب اكثر من 2000 راس من الماشية.ومن امثلة البشاعة والابادة الجماعية لم ينج حتي العجزة والمعتوهين حيث قتل عبدالله عبدالرسول،ادم حمدون، طاهر هرون في منطقة ديسة حيث تفوق أعمارهم التسعين عاما
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نعى كل من الإ خوة ابو عبيدة ابوبكر بمدينة N.y واخيه الدكتور ابوحذيفة بنيوجرسى وبقية الاسرة بالسودان جدهم عبدالله عبدالرسول والذى راح ضحية الهجوم الغادر من قوات مجرمى الخرطوم ومرتزقتهم الجنجويد بقيادة موسي هلال والقصاص ات لا محالة.
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الامم المتحدة تتهم القوات السودانية بشن هجوم على المدنيين في دارفور
الخرطوم : اتهمت مفوضية حقوق الإنسان التابعة للأمم المتحدة القوات الحكومية السودانية بشن هجوم متعمد على المدنيين في إقليم دارفور عمدا، مما أدى إلى مقتل 11 مدنيا.
وأوضحت الناطقة الرسمية باسم المفوضية برافين رانداوا أنه تم إحراق حوالي 100 منزل في هجوم في منطقة صربا قرب الحدود السودانية مع تشاد خلال شهر نوفمبر الحالي.
أما الحكومة السودانية، فقد قالت إن قواتها كانت تقوم بالرد على هجوم شنه المتمردون في المنطقة.
ولكن برافين قالت إنه لم يكن هناك دليل لدعم تأكيدات الحكومة تلك.
وأضافت أنه حتى ولو كان ذلك صحيحا فإن رد فعل الحكومة السودانية كان عشوائيا وغير متكافئ.
وكان منسق شئون الاغاثة في الأمم المتحدة، يان إيجلاند، قد اتهم السودان أيضا في وقت سابق من اليوم بالنفخ في نيران النزاع في منطقة دارفور.
وقال إيجلاد إن عدد الأشخاص الذين هم "في أشد الحاجة للمساعدة" في الإقليم قد ارتفع إلى 4 ملايين بالمقارنة بمليون في العام الماضي.
وذكر إيجلاند أن الحكومة السودانية تعرقل جهود الاغاثة الدولية وتسلح بكثافة الميليشيا العربية المتهمة بمهاجمة القرويين في دارفور.
وقال المسئول الدولي إن "التغيير في الارادة" محليا ودوليا هو فقط السبيل لتحسين الوضع.
جاء ذلك في تقرير إيجلاند إلى مجلس الأمن الدولي في أعقاب زيارته الرابعة لدارفور.
وقال إيجلاند "إن الأزمة في دارفور باتت على حافة هاوية سحيقة بالمقارنة بما شاهدته في أول زيارة عام 2004".
http://us.moheet.com/asp/show_g.asp?pg=12&lc=67&lol=1861174
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أخي بكري عبدلله ..لك التحية و التقدير علي المتابعة الدائمة
تعازينا الي الاخ ابو عبيدة عبد الرسول و اسرته في استشهاد
جدهم عبدالله عبد الرسول في الهجوم الاخير علي منطقة ديسة بشمال دارفور ..
Eyes of Liberty
Quote: جيت كايس النعجة الودرت
اصلو زوزو خلي الزربي متاكيا.
نكته.
في وحد يهود ابوه مات في قصف هتلر لوارسو
فنصحوه اخوانو بتنزيل نعي في الجريده زي
نعيكم دا....وكوهين طبعا جلدة محرقا طلعيت
القروش دي فالنعي مكلف في صفحة الوفيات....
قام اخونا فكر كدا ونحت راسو وكتب في النعي..
كوهين ينعي والده ويصلح الساعات.هسا انتوقولتو بالمرة كدا
مع القصف كدا ننزل
نعـي اليـم |
متي كان الموت مدعاة للنكتة و السخرية ؟؟؟
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محمدين اسحاق
ما يدعو للسخرية فعلا هو ما تنسجه اقلامكم من زور وتلفيق للاحداث
و جعل النعرة العنصرية جزابة لنا ولكم.
القوات الحكومية التي تقوم بضرب المدنيين حسب زعمكم الكاذب هل هي مليشيا
البشير ام جيش نظامي متعدد الاجناس!! فكيف يعقل ان جندي من دارفور يغتصب و يقتل في اهله الدارفوريين!!
قصة هتلر مع اليهود ونقلها بحزافيرها الي المسرح السياسي السوداني بدون ترقيع, لا تصلح في واقع السودان وتستهلك العطف...ااحسبكم اذكي من ذلك..فالشعب السوداني ناضج سياسيا ولديه إلمام بتاريخ السياسة العالمية.
فلا يمكن ان يفوت عليه غرضكم من هذه الاجندة. و ينبغي ان تصحوا من حلمكم , رغبة تحقيق دولة الزغاوة الكبري , من مالي الي السودان, فلن نسمح لكم بنشر الاكاذيب لجرجرة القوات الدولية لمساعدتكم في تحقيق هذا الحلم.
عفوا محمدين نحن لا نسخر من الموت , فالكل حتما ملاقيه ولكنا نسخر من سخركم به.
ولكم بالمرصاد.
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Re: هجوم وجرائم حرب من القو ات الحكومية وقوات الجنجويد علي المواطنين الابرياء في دارفور (Re: محمد عمر الفكي)
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شكرأ اخي بكري علي هذا البوست التوثيقي و الذي جاء في وقته :
ايجلاند: السودان يتسبب في تفاقم ازمة دارفور
Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:45 AM GMT
الامم المتحدة (رويترز) - اتهم يان ايجلاند منسق الاغاثة الانسانية الطارئة التابع للامم المتحدة السودان يوم الاربعاء بتعمد عرقلة عمليات الاغاثة في دارفور وبمهاجمة قرى وتسليح ميليشيات وحشية لمحاربة المتمردين ورجال العصابات.
وقال ايجلاند أمام مجلس الامن التابع للامم المتحدة ان العرقلة الحكومية تهدد عمليات الاغاثة الدولية وانه ينبغي على أعضاء المجلس التحدث الى المسؤولين السودانيين بشكل عاجل بجانب ممارسة ضغوط على هؤلاء الذين يزودون المتمردين بالاسلحة.
وأضاف ايجلاند "الاسابيع القادمة ربما تكون حاسمة لعملياتنا التي تمثل شريان حياة لاكثر من ثلاثة ملايين شخص... هذه الفترة قد تكون أيضا الفرصة الاخيرة لهذا المجلس ولحكومة السودان والاتحاد الافريقي والمتمردين ولنا جميعا لتجنب كارثة انسانية تتجاوز ابعادها كثيرا تلك التي شاهدناها حتى الان في دارفور."
وقال ان نحو أربعة ملايين شخص بحاجة الى مساعدات طارئة مقارنة بمليون شخص قبل نحو عامين غير أن قوافل الاغاثة لا يمكنها سوى الوصول الا الى نحو ثلاثة ملايين شخص في اطار جهودها الاغاثية التي يبلغ حجمها مليار دولار.
وسيترك ايجيلاند منصبه بعد فترة قصيرة. وعاد ايجيلاند لتوه من السودان وتحدث بشكل علني عن الاعمال الوحشية في منطقة دارفور القاحلة والشاسعة والتي شهدت تصاعدا في القتال ونزوح نحو مليوني شخص عن ديارهم بجانب أعمال قتل ونهب واغتصاب.
وبدأ الصراع في دارفور أوائل عام 2003 عندما حمل المتمردون السلاح احتجاجا على اهمال مزعوم لمناطقهم من جانب الحكومة. وتواجه الخرطوم اتهامات بتسليح ميليشيا وحشية ردا على ذلك. وتنفي الخرطوم أي صلة لها بالميليشيات
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Re: هجوم وجرائم حرب من القو ات الحكومية وقوات الجنجويد علي المواطنين الابرياء في دارفور (Re: bakri abdalla)
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| Quote: نعى كل من الإ خوة ابو عبيدة ابوبكر بمدينة N.y واخيه الدكتور ابوحذيفة بنيوجرسى وبقية الاسرة بالسودان جدهم عبدالله عبدالرسول والذى راح ضحية الهجوم الغادر من قوات مجرمى الخرطوم ومرتزقتهم الجنجويد بقيادة موسي هلال والقصاص ات لا محالة. |
أحر التعازى للأخ أبوعبيدة و لأسرته الكريمة بالداخل و الخارج فى وفاة جده عبدالله عبد الرسول و نسأل الله له الرحمة و المغفرة
وحتماً القصاص قادم ولو بعد حين فدماء الأبرياء لن تذهب سدى
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Re: هجوم وجرائم حرب من القو ات الحكومية وقوات الجنجويد علي المواطنين الابرياء في دارفور (Re: bakri abdalla)
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وما زال مسلسل الدمار و الجرائم مستمراً
Quote: بيان هام
مليشيات الجنجويد تستبيح مدينة مليط
في تمام الساعة السادسة من مساء الاثنين الموافق 27/11/ 2006م هاجمت قوة من مليشيا الجنجويد مدينة مليط الواقعة على بعد 65/ كلم شمال مدينة الفاشر عاصمة ولاية شمال دارفور , تتكون القوة المهاجمة من قرابة المائة عربه ذات الدفع الرباعي وما يزيد على السبعمائة فرد مسلح بمختلف أنواع الأسلحة .
دخلت القوة مدينة مليط مساءا قادمة من مناطق جبال الميدوب شمال شرق مليط فنهبت السوق والماشية وأخذت ممتلكات المواطنين واعتقلت البعض الآخر وحبستهم وضربتهم ونكلت بهم وما تزال المليشيات تجوب شوارع المدينة إلى حين صدور هذا البيان .
عليه حركة تحرير السودان ترفض وتدين مثل هذا المسلك المشين وتعرض المواطنيين للسلب والنهب والقتل ومثل هذه التصرفات المحبطه تؤدى لخلق عدم الثقة وتعرض اتفاقية ابوجا للتآكل وخطورة الفشل والانهيار وتؤكد موقفها الثابت بضرورة نزع سلاح الجنجويد وكبح جماحهم وتقديم قادتهم ومرتكبي الجرائم إلى المحاكمة كما ننوه كافة المواطنيين لأخذ الحيطة والحذر من جرهم للاستفزازات وان الحركة تقف معهم فى محنتهم إلى ان يسود الأمن والسلام كل ربوع الوطن والى ان يأخذ كل ذي حق حقه .
والى الامام والثورة ماضية
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