اسماء الشركات السودانية المشمولة بالعقوبات الأمريكية!!

Quote: I, like all activists here in Darfur movement, in agreement with you in this statement... Sanctions must target the perpetrators as was intended to and with minimal impact on the oppressed. This is why while meeting with Andrew Natsios, and other officials strongly reiterated that we do not want a blanket flight ban on Darfur region. We strongly explained that commercial flights became the only safe transportation between Darfur and the Center where many people needs to get there for urgent health mattersWe requested that Military flights to be banned and not commercial ones. We also strongly requested the sanctions to target the regime personell especially when it comes to travel visa to the US and its allies.Not all we'd requested was granted since the Bush Admin has its own agenda which not necessarily are ours in the Darfur movement.I'm really disappointed in the sanctions because it could be more stronger and more effective had it target the regime where it hurts.. I suggest that people inside Sudan to do their homework and look for the impact of such sanctions on the people of Sudan. As you said, the last thing we need is to punish the people and not the perpetrators. Our Darfur Coalition in Western Massachusetts has strong contacts within the Congress and we could meet with Congressman John Olver again and discuss any concern. However, we need concrete data and figures and not a general statement.Thanks mohamed elgadifor/Western Massachusetts Darfur Coalitionhttp://DarfurWM.blogspot.com[/QUOTE] mohamed elgadi