نيابة عنا ماذا قالت المدعة تماضر شيخ الدين ل Colin Powel

مواصلة لما تؤمن به مبدعتنا تماضر شيخ الدين برسالتها فقد نفذت ما وعدت وهذه هي نص الكلمة التى ألقتها تماضرنا أمام ذلك الجمع الغفير والذى كان بينهم وزير الخارجية الأمريكى

Dear Mr. Colin Powell,

On behalf of the ‘Brides of the Nile’ performing art group and other human rights advocates in the US and Africa, I highly value the personal role you have played attempting to bring peace to Sudan. The price of war in my country of birth has been appalling: more than two million of us have been killed in the past two decades. Five million of us have been internally displaced. In the past 15 months, we have witnessed a new escalation of conflict in the Darfur region, with killing so organized and ethnic-focused that it must be called genocide.

The UN Security Council expressed its deep concern at the continuing reports of large-scale violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in Darfur, including indiscriminate attacks on civilians, sexual violence, forced displacement and acts of violence, especially those with an ethnic dimension, and demanded that those responsible be held accountable.

Former UN General Secretary Dag Hammarskjold, who paid his life to bring peace in Africa, said “The Longest Journey is the Journey Inward.” The peace process in Sudan must have a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) mechanism that holds accountable those behind the mass killing, mass rape and mass torture in the Ghost Houses and elsewhere.



Mr. Secretary of State, what steps can you take to put more pressure on the Khartoum regime to stop this human tragedy in Darfur region?



Tamador Sheikheddin Jibreel

(عدل بواسطة Ashrinkale on 06-16-2004, 09:40 PM)