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SUDAN: Thousands fleeing attacks in Western Darfur
NAIROBI, 5 January (IRIN) - In the last ten days an estimated 3,000
families have fled to the town of Junaynah from militia attacks in Western
Darfur, according to local sources.
Over the weekend between 3,000 and 4,000 people had streamed into the
town after their villages were burned and looted, and were continuing to
arrive on Monday, said one source. Many of the displaced are reportedly
sleeping in the open without shelter, while some have been taken in by
local people.
Since the breakdown of peace talks on 15 December between the
government and the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) rebel group, fighting and militia
attacks in all three Darfur states have escalated. In December alone,
about 30,000 people fled from militia attacks across the border to
neighbouring Chad, bringing the number of refugees there - mostly women and
children - to 95,000.
An SLA spokesman, Dahar Ibrahim, told IRIN that on 2 January about 225
men, women and children had been killed by Arab militias mounted on
horses and camels in the village of Sorrah, about 15 km outside of
Zalingei, Western Darfur. Describing the attack as "ethnic cleansing", he said
the inhabitants of the town were mainly from the Fur ethnic group.
There has been no independent confirmation of the attack or the number
of casualties.
Meanwhile, rebels reportedly attacked the village of Sharaya in
Southern Darfur on 2 January, killing between four and six policemen and
soldiers, and #####ng a local market.
The Sudanese government has vowed to crush the Darfur rebellion, which
it views as a security threat, using any available means. "We will use
the army, the police, the mujahidin, the horsemen to get rid of the
rebellion," President Umar al-Bashir was quoted as saying on state-run
Sudanese television.
But regional analysts say a political solution, based around devolution
of power and equitable sharing of resources, is necessary to resolve
Darfur's decades of economic and political neglect.
December peace talks with the SLA fell apart after Chadian mediators
accused the rebels of upping their demands to include the creation of an
autonomous state in Darfur and a percentage of oil revenues.
The SLA has denied the charge. The SLA spokesman, Dahar Ibrahim, told
IRIN that a delegation sent to the Chadian capital, Ndjamena, had
neither met the government delegation nor disclosed any of its demands to the
Chadian negotiators, whom it views as being too friendly with Khartoum.
Following preliminary and informal talks, Dahar said the mediators had
told the SLA to go home. "They said they believed we could not reach an
agreement, so we were told to go back to Darfur. We were surprised,"
said Dahar. "How did they come to this conclusion?"
Regional analysts believe the talks may have collapsed due to a lack of
willingness on the part of the Sudanese government to
"internationalise" them, by allowing international monitors to take part.
The SLA has repeatedly demanded the presence of international observers
during peace talks; the protection of civilians and the guaranteed safe
passage of humanitarian relief; and international observers to monitor
a future ceasefire. In a statement released after the breakdown of the
talks, it also proposed including the negotiations in the peace process
being sponsored by the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development
between the Sudanese government and the rebel Sudan People's Liberation
Movement - expected to reach an agreement this month - and called on the
UN to form a committee to investigate massacres in Darfur.
Neither Darfur's second rebel group, the Justice and Equality Movement,
nor the militias have been included in peace talks to date. Regional
analysts accuse militias of perpetrating gross human rights abuses
including the killing of several thousand people and displacing hundreds of
thousands of others. It remains unclear to what extent either the
government or local Arab tribal leaders exercise control over them.
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Re: بيان هام من حركة تحرير السودان (Re: BousH)
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بحق وحقيقة نحن نتعاطف معهم هذه المرة ونعلن مجددا بأن حركة/جيش تحرير السودان حركة سياسية ذات أهداف وطنية وإنسانية وتؤمن بوحدة السودان ونطالبهم بحق الشعب السوداني عامة وشعب دارفور بصورة خاصة ومطالبنا هي:
1- الديمقراطية
2- الحرية
3- التنمية العادلة
أما محاور التفاوض التي رفضتها الحكومة هي كالتالي:
1- السلطة ونظام الحكم ( المحور السياسي)
2- الثروة ( المحور الاقتصادي)
3- المحور الاجتماعي
4- الترتيبات الامنية ومعالجة أوضاع الثوار وآلياتهم ( المحور العسكري)
وسوف نتناول هذا الجانب بنوع من التفصيل على شكل حلقات باذن الله
سابقا تم تقديم هذه المطالب بطريقة سلمية عبر منظمات المجتمع المدني إلا أن الحكومة رفضت الاستجابة لها بل ذهب إلى ابعد من ذلك ووصف الذين تقدموا بهذه المطالب بانهم عنصريون وقبليون وجهويون وتعرضوا للسباب بألفاظ لا يجوز ذكرها هنا
it doesnt matter the date , it gives some ideas about what is going there
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BousH
Elmamoun khider
Abureesh
Raja
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست