مظاهرة كبرى أمام مجلس الأمن تنديدا باستهداف المواطنين وجرائم النظام في دارفور (بث مباشر)

Darfur is Burning
Rally near the United Nations and the Sudan Mission to the U.N.
Monday, April 7, 2:00pm
Darfur People's Association of New York and the Sudanese Opposition Forces Alliance in the United States will rally on Monday 04/07/2014 at 2:00 PM across from the United Nations, on East 47th Street at First Avenue, in Hammarskjold Plaza, to express the urgency of their concern about the surge of violence devastating civilians in Darfur, Sudan.
Since the beginning of March, 2014, Darfur has witnessed a persistent wave of bloody attacks by independent Janjaweed militias and those allied under the title "Rapid Support Forces (RSF)", clearly directed by government officials and utilizing government weaponry such as Antonov air support bomber planes. Hundreds of civilians have been killed by gunfire and Antonov bombs.
The hundreds more who have been injured have little or no access to medical care nearby because entire regions have been targeted for burning and bombing.
More than 75 villages have been completely destroyed in South and North Darfur, causing displacement of more than 100,000 people. Local and regional water supplies have been destroyed, and livestock and food supplies looted. Existing camps for Internally-Displaced Persons have been overwhelmed, if not attacked, and are unable to provide water and food to most of their new residents. Significant attacks and destruction occurred even in villages and camps around the UNAMID military base in Khorabashi, where UN forces offered no protection outside the base and little sustenance inside for the 2000 civilians who fled there for their lives.
Rallying organizations demand that the United Nations Security Council
•press Sudan's regime and the militias that it sponsors to cease immediately the violent infantry and air attacks in Darfur and all Sudan,
•press the Sudanese government to allow unhindered humanitarian access to the needy in Darfur and throughout Sudan,
•take essential measures to protect civilians in Darfur and expand UNAMID's mandate to authorize UN forces to intervene swiftly in situations where civilians are in imminent threat,
•press Sudan's government to release immediately the 110 students and the human rights activists who are in custody, and whose numbers increased in recent weeks.