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Re: قتل جماعي لأطفال الشوارع في السودان - Mass killing of street Child (Re: عبدالمجيد صالح)
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في البدء كان يوما حزينا حين قرأت موت هؤلاء الاطفال وتمنيت لو كان بيدي اي امر لسماعدة هؤلاء الاطفال ورعايتهم وتفير تعليم ورعاية لهم ومأوى ولكن ارفض تماما الاتجار بقضيتهم لاسباب سياسية
Quote: ups Killing of Street Children Last week Sudan was appalled by the horrific mass death of over 80 of street children between the ages of 13-25 in the Sudanese capital Khartoum. The head of Khartoum state’s police department, Major General Mohammed Ahmed, claimed on June 23 that all the deaths were caused by the consumption of methanol and other toxic substances. Most of the bodies were found in Omdurman and Khartoum. The police stated a second statement that they put their hands on the gangs that was supplying these toxic substances and has arrested six suspects. Sudanese experts on drugs expressed their surprise on how the suspects were able to obtain such lethal substance which is limited in distribution to certain specialized and professional categories.
Although no accurate statistics had been made for the street children in Sudan, it was through some studies and surveys estimates that the number of street children (A.K.A. Shamasa) in Khartoum state, amounted to 50.000 children. Armed conflict, drought, famine have led to a mass displacement of the Sudanese population. Government policies have impoverished the majority of the Sudanese people, ruptured the social fabric of the communities, leaving many children either separated from their families or orphaned. Because of the harsh life and the government abandoned them, many children resort to glue sniffing and drugs as coping mechanism to extinguish hunger. The huge gap between the rich and poor in Sudan has devastating effects particularly on children. Since the 1990s the government of Sudan has engaged in campaign of cleaning up city streets from street children through arbitrary arrest, detention and beating by the police. The security authority accuses street children of fueling the sporadic demonstration alongside other elements. The state authority see street children as nothing more than pests need an exterminator, this attitude towards them facilitates crime against these children and allow it to go overlooked and unpunished.
Sudan Human Rights Network (SHRN) believes that the poisonous substance was deliberately given to those children by ill intentioned people that led to the mysterious mass death.
SHRN call for the appointment of independent investigations committee to conduct a credible and impartial investigation to this heinous crime and to prosecute perpetrators regardless of their positions or affiliation. The ability of perpetrators to commit such crime without being held accountable has helped fuel abuse, along with the general mistrust in the Sudanese legal sys |
كالعادة بدون ادلة وجهات نظر لا غير
ممكن نعرف المنبر دا عمل شنو لاطفال الشوارع ديل؟ وهل ابدا اتعملت دراسة فيهم من المركز حتى يستطيعوا مساعدتهم في محنتهم هذه
استخدام الاحداث المؤسفة سياسيا لا غير
الاطفال ديل قاعدين من فترة طويلة ليه بقوا مهمين بعد الموت؟ البحث عن الجثث لنسج الاكاذيب حولها لن يخدم اي قضية لو ماتوا 80 برة من نص مليون طفل ممكن نعرف خطتكم شنو لبقية النصف مليون الما ماتو ؟
من قبل سرق رجل تيراب تقاوي ومات عدد كبير في الجزيرة لماذا لم يقل احد تمت تصفيتهم عشان احكومة تبيع المشروع
الاكاذيب والاتجار بالقضايا ما بخدم اي زول
منتظرين نعرف الشبكة بتاعة حقوق الانسان دي حتعمل شنو ايجابيا لتغيير حياة الشماشة وم اهم حقوق الامسان ان نحفظ حقوق الاخرين وما ننشر الاكاذيب والاتهامات الما عندها اساس
وربنا يتولى هؤلاء الاطفال برحمته ويبعهم من تجارالقضايا والمجرمين
الحمدلله ان من وجهت هذه الرسالة له باللغةالانجليزية لا يقبل بالنتائج بدون تحقيق محايد
ودا كلام لساتك لا يعول عليه
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هناك منظمات مدنية تعمل على مساعدتهم مصرح لها من الحكومة دي ذاتها ليه ما ذكرت هذا؟
بالجد هذه الكيانات التي تنفث الاحقاد والفتن والاكاذيب في هذا المنبر يجب ان يجد لها حد يجب محاربتها بكل جدية ومحاولة تأسيس خطاب صادق امين موش كلام لساتك
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Re: قتل جماعي لأطفال الشوارع في السودان - Mass killing of street Child (Re: د.نجاة محمود)
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Quote: SUDAN HUMAN RIGHTS NETWORK stands to build respect for human rights and the rule of law to help ensure the dignity to which everyone is entitled.
We stand with victims and activists to protect people from inhumane conduct. We investigate and expose human rights violations holding abusers accountable and bringing offenders to justice.
We strive to empower people to realize their unalienable rights, to uphold them by supporting the legislation of laws pertaining to human rights and to seek justice for survivors.
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وين حقوق البوليس والسلطانت العايز تركبهم الجريمة بدون دليل ولا تحقيق ولا معلومات ولا محاكمات؟ ولاديل ما عندهم حقوق عشان كيزان وكدا؟
Quote: Sudan Human Rights Network |
عايزين نعرف الكيان دا شنو ومنو هم وصفتهم لانه لو كدا اي زول يعمل كيان ويقعد يكتب ما يشاء اين سجلت هذه الشبكة واين خطاب تسجيلها؟ ومن هم اعطائها والقائمين عليها كل المنظمات لديها جهات معروفة وناس معروفين حتى نستوثق منهم كمصدر
الرجاء من بكري النظر في امر هذه الكيانات وما تنشره هنا ويؤثر على مصداقية المنبر
او تحويل المنبر الى مركز لنشر الاحقاد والعنصرية والاكاذيب
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Re: قتل جماعي لأطفال الشوارع في السودان - Mass killing of street Child (Re: عاطف مكاوى)
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Quote: Last week Sudan was appalled by the horrific mass death of over 70 of street children between the ages of 13-25 in the Sudanese capital Khartoum. The head of Khartoum state’s police department, Major General Mohammed Ahmed, claimed on June 23 that all the deaths were caused by the consumption of methanol and other toxic substances. Most of the bodies were found in Omdurman and Khartoum. The police stated a second statement that they put their hands on the gangs that was supplying these toxic substances and has arrested six suspects. Sudanese experts on drugs expressed their surprise on how the suspects were able to obtain such lethal substance which is limited in distribution to certain specialized and professional categories.
Although no accurate statistics had been made for the street children in Sudan, it was through some studies and surveys estimates that the number of street children (A.K.A. Shamasa) in Khartoum state, amounted to 50,000 children. Armed conflict, drought, famine have led to a mass displacement of the Sudanese population. Government policies have impoverished the majority of the Sudanese people, ruptured the social fabric of the communities, leaving many children either separated from their families or orphaned. Because of the harsh life and the government abandoned them, many children resort to glue sniffing and drugs as coping mechanism to extinguish hunger. The huge gap between the rich and poor in Sudan has devastating effects particularly on children. Since the 1990s the government of Sudan has engaged in campaign of cleaning up city streets from street children through arbitrary arrest, detention and beating by the police. The security authority accuses street children of fueling the sporadic demonstration alongside other elements. The state authority see street children as nothing more than pests need an exterminator, this attitude towards them facilitates crime against these children and allow it to go overlooked and unpunished. Sudan Human Rights Network (SHRN) believes that the poisonous substance was deliberately given to those children by ill intentioned people that led to the mysterious mass death. SHRN call for the appointment of independent investigations committee to conduct a credible and impartial investigation to this heinous crime and to prosecute perpetrators regardless of their positions or affiliation. The ability of perpetrators to commit such crime without being held accountable has helped fuel abuse, along with the general mistrust in the Sudanese legal system
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