سودانيز اون لاين مع دارفور

Quote: Sudanese Government Security Men Detained 15 Students Incommunicado and 6 of its Militia Men Raped 13 Years Old Girl May 5, 2003 The Sudan Human Rights Organization in Canada has received information that Kawthar Yagoob (13 years old girl) was raped in Kargula (Western Darfur Region) by six armed men from the Janjaweed paramilitary troops that have been used by the Sudanese government to destroy the indigenous African population of the region. Kawthar was raped on Monday, April 28, 2003 and she is now in a very difficult psychological situation. In another related incident, Sudanese security forces have severely beaten and detained incommunicado the following students from Zalingi University in Western Darfur Region: 1. Hana’ Mohamed Ali (female) 2. Um Al Hassan Sharoofa (female) 3. Mwahib Ali (female) 4. ‘Asha Sharoofa (female) 5. Huda Dawood (female) 6. Mohamed Alhassan Rahma (male) 7. Hassan Harri (male) 8. Mohamed Ahmed Khalid (male) 9. Dawood Abdelrahman (male) 10. Abdel-Azim Daw Albeit (male) 11. Atteib (male) 12. Tagelsir (male) 13. Ashraf Alhilo (male) 14. Haythem Samba (male) 15. Alnoor (male) The students were arrested on Thursday, May 1, 2003 and were severely beaten before being held incommunicado. As we have underlined in an earlier statement, the Sudanese government is using famine as a weapon to destroy population of many areas in Darfur. For example, government forces destroyed hundreds of villages and displaced over 50,000 people in Jabel Marra, Kutum, Kornoye, Tina, Wadi Saleh and areas towards the northwest of Gineina. About 3,000 people (most Fur) were forced to flee their villages in Wadi Saleh to Chad between March 15 and 19, 2003 after units of paramilitary militia Janjaweed supported by government troops stationed in the area killed over 26 people, injured several others, and burned their villages. Two or three weeks after this incident the Vice President, Ali Osman Taha visited Southern Darfur Region with a plan of settling Arab tribes whose men formed the paramilitary Janjaweed in the areas whose population were relocated. Moreover, after the incident of Fashir on April 25, 2003 government authorities have arbitrarily arrested hundreds of innocent civilians (mostly from the Fur and Zagawa), labeled them the fifth column and detained them incommunicado. The Sudan Human Rights Organization in Canada appeals to both international human rights and aid organizations to intervene and rescue the innocent civilians in Darfur before it is too late. Gamal Adam President The Sudan Human Rights Organization / Canada 2 Assiniboine Rd # 522 Toronto, ON M3J 1L1 Tel: 416-736-3628 E-mail: [email protected]