A die in" Demonstration at the White House" --Darfur

"A die in" Demonstration at the White House

On Thursday July 22, 2004 at 12:00 noon, a group of 1000 individuals will demonstrate in front of the White House protesting against the government of Sudan concerning the genocidal war in Darfur. The non-violence demonstration will be in "a die-in" form. That means the 1000 individual will lie down on the ground (dying-like) to send a message to USA administration and to the world that there are 1000 kids and elders die every day in Darfur due to the genocidal war that Khartoum regime is conducting against the civilian in Darfur.. Many USA congress men and human rights leaders will join this rally. From here I urge all the Sudanese people in Washington, DC area (Virginia, Maryland and DC) to join this demonstration. Please bring with you a sheet, sleeping bag or a newspaper……any thing you lie on.

Note: For the last 2 weeks and daily there is a demonstration in front at the Sudanese Embassy in Washington, DC. The demonstration will continue every day at 12:00 noon till the genocidal war is STOPPED and the criminals are BROUGHT to justice.

Nasr Haggam-Kostawi

Please...if you live in Washington area...and want to be one of the 1000

dividuals, please visit this web site and sign your name


http://www.therespublica.org/Alliance/defaultwestern2.php

Thanks you
Nasr-kostawi

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till next Thursday

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viva Kostawi
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STATEMENT ON DARFUR:
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 7:23 AM
12th July, 2004



STATEMENT ON DARFUR:



The Secretariat of the Global Pan African Movement condemns, deplores, and abhors the continued wanton loss of life, destruction and despoliation in the Darfur province of Sudan.



The Global Pan African Movement welcomes the measures announced by the African Union towards a speedy control, reversal and resolution of this tragic situation.



The Global Pan African Movement calls on the Government of Sudan to urgently do all in its power to control, restrain and the disarm marauding millitias in Darfur.



The Sudanese people urgently need and deserve a just, democratic, prosperous, and lasting peace.







K. David Mafabi

for: General Secretary

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US Congressman Charlie Rangel getting arrested at a protest outside the Sudanese Embassy in Washington DC, July 13, 2004

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Thank u Hamid and fasil

It is tomorrow at 12:00 noon