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 Re: السودان يعتقل صحافيا أمريكيا (Re: ASAAD IBRAHIM)
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الاخ اسعد ابراهيم
تحياتى
وهذا بيان من مجلة (ناشونال جيوقرافيك) التى بعثت الصحفى بول سالوبيك لكتابة تحقيق صحفى عن الحياة فى دول الساحل الافريقى (من السودان الى السنغال مرورآ بتشاد والنيجر ومالى وبنين ونايجيريا).
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Statement From National Geographic On Paul Salopek
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Paul Salopek, who was traveling in Africa to report on the culture and history of the Sahel for National Geographic magazine, was detained by Sudanese authorities and on Aug. 26 charged with espionage in a North Darfur court in El Fashir, Sudan. National Geographic magazine vigorously protests this accusation and appeals to Sudan for his immediate release and the release of two Chadians assisting him.
"Paul Salopek was on assignment for National Geographic magazine to write a comprehensive feature article on the swath of sub-Saharan Africa known as the Sahel," said National Geographic Magazine Editor in Chief Chris Johns. "He had no agenda other than to fairly and accurately report on the region. He is a world-recognized journalist of the highest standing, with a deep knowledge and respect for the continent of Africa and its people."
Salopek and his Chadian driver and interpreter were formally charged with criminal acts of espionage, reporting official documents, reporting false information and entering Sudan without a visa. The men's attorney Omer Hassan filed a motion for a continuance which was granted. The trial is scheduled to begin September 10 in El Fashir in Northern Darfur Province, Sudan.
Salopek, 44, is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and has been a correspondent for the Chicago Tribune since 1996.
National Geographic has been diligently working with the Chicago Tribune and many others in and out of Sudan to secure the release of Salopek and the two men assisting him.
In 1998 Salopek won the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting for his coverage of the human genome diversity project; in 2001 he won a Pulitzer for International Reporting, recognizing his work in Africa, including his coverage of the civil war in Congo.
Salopek was on the staff of National Geographic magazine from 1992 to 1995. In those years he contributed to a score of articles, including a bylined feature on mountain gorillas in the wake of Rwanda's civil war (October 1995).
By traveling some 3,500 miles across the width of the African continent for National Geographic magazine - from the Chad-Sudan border region to Senegal by way of Niger, Mali, and Nigeria - Salopek is now working to educate National Geographic readers about the various factors, human and otherwise, that make life in the Sahel so extraordinary. These include the geography, history, culture, environment, wildlife, natural resources, religions, landscapes, and humanity of the region. The Chad-Sudan border region is just one small part of a much larger coverage area.
Salopek has continued to report and contribute cultural geography articles to National Geographic on a freelance basis. For a story about the land and people of Mexico's remote Sierra Madre (June 2000), Salopek trekked 1,300 miles by mule. In February 2003, the magazine published his account of Sudan in the midst of civil war and the effect on its people of newly tapped oil reserves.
For the magazine's single-topic issue on Africa (September 2005), he documented the plight of the remnant Mbuti people, who inhabit the forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Salopek received a degree in environmental biology from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1984.
Website: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/
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Re: السودان يعتقل صحافيا أمريكيا (Re: الصادق صديق سلمان)
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| Quote: كلهم كذابين اولاد إزيكة |
لماذا ترى ذلك يا الصادق صديق سلمان؟
هذا الصحفى الامريكى صحفى معروف ومشهور. ويعمل فى مجلة علمية معروفة ومحترمة. لماذا ترى انه جاسوس؟
الجواسيس لا يشتغلون بهذه الطريقة.
بعدين امريكا تتجسس على شنو؟ وهى كاشفة السودان كله باقمار تجسسها الصناعى؟
وتتجسس على شنو وصلاح قوش مدير المخابرات السودانى صديق عزيز وضيف لذيذ على المخابرات الامريكية؟
امريكا لعلمك تتصنت على تلفونات ومكالمات الحكومة السودانية. ولها القدرة التقنية للتصنت على كل شبكة الهاتف فى السودان!
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 Re: السودان يعتقل صحافيا أمريكيا (Re: الصادق صديق سلمان)
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الأخ/ أسعد إبراهيم..
وهذا الموضوع أيضاً أهتم به موقع الهلوكوست وهو بذات الخصوص..
دوس هنا..
Crackdown on Foreign Journalists
An August 24th posting on the International News Safety Institute (INSI) website, highlights yet another group at risk in increasingly insecure Darfur. The posting reports that in the last five weeks, the Sudan government has arrested three international journalists who crossed the border from Chad without Sudanese visas. Tomo Kriznar, a Slovenian photojournalist, was convicted of espionage and received a two-year prison sentence. Apparently, another journalist, American two-time Pulitzer prizewinner Paul Salopek of the Chicago Tribune, was also arrested.
According to the INSI report, SLA rebel leader Minawi is cooperating with the government in the apprehension foreign journalists. The report also speculates that government-backed forces are planning an offensive against those who did not sign the Darfur Peace Agreement, which could account for the arrest and detention of foreign journalists.
posted by John Heffernan Aug 25, 2006 - 01:12 PM
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Re: السودان يعتقل صحافيا أمريكيا (Re: ASAAD IBRAHIM)
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الأخ / عادل
تحية طيبة
أول شيء عليك الله أشرح كيف اعمل كوت (Qoute)
لأني ماعارف اعمل موت لأنو الواحد برلوم لسه
في المنبر وبعدن حاولت اعمل كوت لكن الكتابة
والحروف بتجيني حروف غريبة كدا زي اللغة
السيريالية.
لماذا لا تصدقهم لأني وحسب قناعاتي انو الناس ديل
(الأمريكان وكل الأوروبيين) مع عاوزين لينا الخير
أبداً وهم في النهاية عارفين من زمان انو دارفور
دي فيها موارد طبيعية ما عادية وعاوزين يتحكموا
فيها بأي صورة.
جميع الطرق التي يتجسسوا بها لا تتعدي صحفي أو عالم
آثار أو أي شيء من هذا القبيل. انهم أعداء لنا
وهذا هو مبدأي في التعامل مع هؤلاء الناس.
أبوفتحية
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Re: السودان يعتقل صحافيا أمريكيا (Re: الصادق صديق سلمان)
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كتبت يا اخ الصادق فى معرض تعليقك على اتهام صحفى امريكى مشهور بالتجسس وحبسه فى السودان فى انتظار تقديمه للمحاكمة فى سبتمبر:
Quote: (الامريكان والاوربيون)
انهم أعداء لنا
وهذا هو مبدأي في التعامل مع هؤلاء الناس. |
وهذا طبعآ كلام خطير. لماذا ترى ان الاوربيين والامريكان اعداء للسودان؟
كلام خطير وفيه تعميم عنصرى ضار.
بعدين المتهم برئ حتى تثبت ادانته فى محكمة عادلة.
اقرأ هذا الخبر بتمعن لترى حقيقة هذا الصحفى المحترف الذى يعمل فى مجلة علمية وثقافية محترمة.
Award-winning journalist charged with espionage in Sudan
CARLA K. JOHNSON
Associated Press
CHICAGO - A Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent for the Chicago Tribune was charged in a Sudanese court with espionage and other crimes.
Paul Salopek, 44, was charged Saturday in a 40-minute hearing with espionage, passing information illegally and writing "false news," the Tribune reported on its Web site. His driver and interpreter, both Chadian nationals, faced the same charges.
The three men were arrested Aug. 6 by pro-government forces in the war-torn province of Darfur, the paper said. Salopek, who lives in New Mexico, was working on a freelance assignment for National Geographic magazine during his arrest.
"He is not a spy," said Ann Marie Lipinski, editor and senior vice president of the Tribune. "Our fervent hope is that the authorities in Sudan will recognize his innocence and quickly allow Paul to return home to his wife, Linda, and to his colleagues."
Salopek was in Sudan writing an article on a sub-Saharan African region known as the Sahel, said Chris Johns, National Geographic's editor in chief.
"He had no agenda other than to fairly and accurately report on the region," Johns said.
Salopek has made telephone calls to National Geographic and Tribune editors, who have "worked through political and diplomatic channels in the U.S. and overseas to secure their release," the paper said.
"We are deeply worried about Paul and his well-being, and appeal to the government of Sudan to return him safely home," said Lipinski, who called the two-time Pulitzer winner "one of the most accomplished and admired journalists of our time."
A judge in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state in western Sudan, granted a defense motion for a continuance, delaying the start of the trial until Sept. 10.
U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, who is in Africa on a two-week tour of several nations, is monitoring the situation and talking to the U.S. State Department, spokesman Robert Gibbs said from Kenya.
Two U.S. congressman visited Salopek Tuesday at a police station in El Fasher, one of the congressman said.
"He had a very gentle presence and he was very appreciative of our being there," U.S. U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays told The Associated Press. "We just told him we would pass on to his wife that he loved her very much and he was looking forward to seeing her."
During the hourlong visit in the police chief's office, Salopek said he was being held in a 20-foot-by-20-foot (6-meter-by-6-meter) cell with 15 other inmates and no toilet facilities. Salopek later was moved to better quarters, Shays said.
"We were deeply concerned that they had arrested someone and held him so long without letting his family know about it," Shays said.
U.S. U.S. Rep. Brian Higgins and Cameron Hume, the U.S. charge d'affaires to Sudan, also attended the meeting, Shays said.
The Sudanese daily Al-Rai Al-Amm reported Saturday, before the hearing, that the trial would begin for an American in El Fasher on charges of entering the country without a visa. It did not identify the American or mention any espionage charges. Sudanese officials could not be reached for comment.
In 2001, Salopek won a Pulitzer for international reporting for his work covering Africa. In 1998, he won a Pulitzer for explanatory reporting for his coverage of the Human Genome Diversity Project.
Salopek was on staff at Washington, D.C.-based National Geographic from 1992 to 1995. He was born in Barstow, California, and raised in central Mexico, according to a magazine spokeswoman.
Salopek was on a scheduled leave of absence from the Tribune when he was detained.
He worked for the El Paso Times as a features writer and special projects reporter. He covered allegations of abuse by U.S. Border Patrol agents and the lives of transvestites in Cuidad Juarez, Mexico.
Times senior photographer Rudy Gutierrez, who worked with Salopek on several assignments, was skeptical of the charges.
"Why would he ever get involved with an intelligence agency under the guise of a journalist? That's unlike him," Gutierrez said. "He's a dedicated journalist, never anything else."
Telephone and e-mail messages for the Sudanese Embassy in Washington were not returned Saturday.
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Re: السودان يعتقل صحافيا أمريكيا (Re: Adil Osman)
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الاخ الصادق
يمكنك تكويت/اقتباس ما تريد بتظليل الجزء المطلوب بالماوس. بعد داك اضغط على ايقونة Quote . فى النافذة التى تظهر لك وقتها، اضغط ok.
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فى الفقرة التى نقلها عبد الرازق الطالب وردت هذه الفقرة الهامة:
| Quote: According to the INSI report, SLA rebel leader Minawi is cooperating with the government in the apprehension foreign journalists. The report also speculates that government-backed forces are planning an offensive against those who did not sign the Darfur Peace Agreement, which could account for the arrest and detention of foreign journalists. |
والتى تشير الى أنّ مجموعة منى مناوى تقوم باعتقال الصحفيين الاجانب وتسليمهم للحكومة. وذلك فى اطار التكتم على هجمة عسكرية واسعة النطاق تجهز لها الحكومة بالتعاون مع قوات منى مناوى على الفصائل التى لم توقع على اتفاق ابوجا. وربما يفسر هذا طلب الرئيس البشير فى الرسالة التى بعث بها الى مجلس الامن ان تمهله الامم المتحدة بعض الوقت قبل ان يصدر مجلس الامن قرار جديد فى قضية دارفور.
اذن نتوقع تصعيد عسكرى جديد. وماسى جديدة. وموت جديد.
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ASAAD IBRAHIM
Adil Osman
الصادق صديق سلمان
A.Razek Althalib
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست