الولايات المتحدة تعرب عن قلقها من تصاعد وتيرة التقارير عن العنف السياسي للحكومة السودانية

U.S. Expresses Concern over Increasing Reports of Political Repression by Government of Sudan

Philip J. Crowley
Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Public Affairs
Washington, DC
June 8, 2010

The United States Government expresses its concern over a pattern of increasing political repression and the deteriorating environment for civil and political rights in Khartoum, including arrests of opposition leaders, journalists, and peaceful demonstrators.

In mid-May, Sudanese authorities arrested two prominent opposition leaders, releasing one after several hours while they continue to hold the other in detention. We are also troubled by the closure of the Rai al-Sha’ab newspaper, and the arrests and alleged mistreatment of Rai al-Sha’ab staff members. Separately, authorities also prevented several activists from departing the country to participate in the International Criminal Court review conference in Kampala, Uganda. In June, authorities also arrested several individuals in connection with a doctors’ strike, and police reportedly injured at least 12 persons while violently dispersing a related peaceful protest.

We call on the Government of Sudan to ensure that those in custody are afforded due process and receive access to medical care. We also call for the Sudanese security agencies to cease any censorship of media.

The United States is concerned by the continued harassment of journalists, human rights advocates, and non-governmental organizations in Sudan and reminds the Government of Sudan of its international obligations to respect human rights, including freedoms of assembly and of the press.

الرابط:http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2010/06/142834.htm

خليها تقلق الى ان تموت

ما احسن ليها ان تقلق على ضحايا سفن الحرية
وعلى اطفال غزة الذين يموتون من الجوع
وعلى شيوخ واطفال ونساء العراق
وعلى مسلمى افغانستان

ديل محزوفين من قاموسها خلونا من امريكا التى تكيل بمكيالين ولا مصداقية لها ولا نلتفت لكلامها

Quote: In June, authorities also arrested several individuals in connection with a doctors’ strike

سلام الأخ عرمان

Quote: The United States is concerned by the continued harassment of journalists, human rights advocates, and non-governmental organizations in Sudan and reminds the Government of Sudan of its international obligations to respect human rights, including freedoms of assembly and of the press.

الولايات المتحدة تراقب بقلق بالغ التعدى والتحرش المستمر الذى يتعرض له الصحفيين المدافعين عن حقوق الإنسان ومنظمات المجتمع المدنى فى السودان وتذكّر الحكومة السودانية بواجباتها وإلتزاماتها الدولية بإحترام حقوق الإنسان بما فيها حرية النشر والصحف والمطبوعات.

وستضاف إلى ذلك قضية الأطباء وما يتعرضون له من إعتقالات وتعذيب وتشريد فالقضية قد خرجت إلى العلن لتزيد من مأساة النظام وحرجه
وتزيد من حيرة العالم فى كيفية إدارته لأزماته الداخلية والخارجية..

تحياتى,,

Quote: Quote: The United States is concerned by the continued harassment of journalists, human rights advocates, and non-governmental organizations in Sudan and reminds the Government of Sudan of its international obligations to respect human rights, including freedoms of assembly and of the press.

Very Funny

Just now the US Gov. realized that Sudanese Government is torture people and breaking Human Rights laws?e

It is common sense the Logic starts lead to the Logic Ends, When the United States agreed and accept the fraudulent election on Sudan and spread blessing over the head(s) of the gangs there.e

What did they expect from Al Bashir's government, after it gained international legitimacy?e
To held a tea party for their opponents, for example? e

سلام يا حاتم

Quote: What did they expect from Al Bashir's government, after it gained international legitimacy?e To held a tea party for their opponents, for example? e

They already started T. Parties since they finished their fake elections but please note that (T) here stands for Torture Parties not Tea ones

Regards