domenica 31 agosto 2008
giovedì 10 aprile 2008
martedi 08 abrile 2008
Workshop: "Il conflitto in Darfur, tra silenzi assordanti e responsabilità nascoste"
Grazie alla collaborazione con Meltin'Pot, associazione della Facoltà di Scienze Politiche dell'Università RomaTRE in Roma, Italians for Darfur presenta "Darfur, tra silenzi assordanti e responsabilità nascoste": cause, dinamiche e prospettive del conflitto. Interverranno l'On. P. Sentinelli, Viceministro degli Esteri, il Prof. Cera, formatore e autore de "Le sfide della diplomazia internazionale. Il Conflitto in Darfur",il Prof. E. R. Terzuolo, Docente di Geopolitica e Suliman Ahmed, Rappresentante dei Darfuriani in Italia.L'appuntamento è alle ore 17.00 alla Facoltà di Scienze Politiche, presso l'aula 2c, Università RomaTRE.
Etichette: Darfur, eventi, RomaTre
martedì 1 aprile 2008
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بيان هام وعاجل
حركة تحرير السودان ( قيادة الوحدة )- مكتب شمال إفريقيا
- تدين المحاولة الفاشلة لاغتيال الرفيق / محجوب حسين – بلندن
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مكتب حركة تحرير السودان( قيادة الوحدة ) شمال إفريقيا يدين بشدة المحاولة الفاشلة لاغتيال الرفيق / محجوب حسين - الناطق الرسمي للحركة - عضو هيئة القيادة العليا لمجلس التحرير الثوري .- بلندن خلال الأسبوع الماضي ، ونود عبر هذا البيان أن نطمئن أعضاء الحركة والجمهور الكريم بالداخل والخارج وخاصة الأراضي المحررة ، بتماثل الرفيق للشفاء وبصحة مطمئنة ، وسيغادر المستشفي خلال الساعات
القادمة ، وإذ نكرر إدانتنا لهذه الجريمة النكراء ، نؤكد بأننا وعبرا جهزتنا المكلفة بالتحري ومتابعة الموضوع قد توصلنا إلي معلومات دقيقة وخطيرة جدا تفيد تورط بعض الجهات الرسمية عبر وسطاء مأجورين في تنفيذ الجريمة الفاشلة ، وخلال الأيام القادمة ستنجلي تفاصيل التحري كاملة ، وحينها لكل حادث حديث ، وسيتم معاملة الجناة بالمثل ....!! ترقبوا البيان اللاحق ...
والكفاح الثوري مستمر،،،،
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الأمين العام
مكتب حركة تحرير السودان ( قيادة الوحدة )
شمال إفريقيا
27 /3 /2008
mercoledì 19 marzo 2008
Made in China: Stop Arms Sales to Sudan
Made in China: Stop Arms Sales to Sudan
Since 2003, the government of Sudan has orchestrated a campaign of terror in Darfur, leaving more than 200,000 people dead and at least 2.5 million homeless. During this period, China has largely ignored the mass atrocities in Darfur and instead strengthened its political, economic, and military relationship with the government of Sudan. The primary reason is simple: China desperately needs Sudanese crude oil to sustain its economic growth at home. But the relationship between China and Sudan does not stop with oil sales. China is currently the largest known provider of small arms, small arms parts, and ammunition to Sudan-the type of weapons that have been used by agents of the Sudanese government to wreak havoc in Darfur.
In the lead up to the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, Human Rights First has launched the "Made in China" campaign. With your help, we will pressure China to stop its arms sales to Sudan.
lunedì 10 marzo 2008
Bandit raids cut Darfur food aid
| The UN peacekeeping mission in Darfur remains understrength |
In the latest incident, seven trucks were stolen and their drivers abducted last week as they drove to Fasher, the World Food Programme says.
WFP says 37 trucks and 23 drivers are still missing and other drivers are unwilling to risk going to Darfur.
Some two million people rely on food aid as a result of the conflict.
The WFP also warns it could halt its Humanitarian Air Service which transports aid workers around the vast country at the end of this month because of a lack of funding.
"This is an unprecedented situation," said WFP representative in Sudan Kenro Oshidari.
"Our humanitarian air operation for aid workers could be forced to stop flying because we have no money, at a time when our helicopters and aircraft are needed more than ever because of high insecurity on the roads."
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WFP does not say who is behind the attacks in Darfur - there are numerous rebel groups and pro-government militia in the region.
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Some 8,000 people a month use WFP flights in Darfur - 3,000 in helicopters to reach parts of the country which are otherwise inaccessible, the UN agency says.
Aid agency Oxfam has warned that its operation in Darfur would be at "serious risk" if the WFP flights stopped or were reduced.
WFP also operates flights around South Sudan, which is slowly recovering from its own long conflict and where infrastructure is even worse than in Darfur.
Here too, a massive aid operation to help millions of people affected by the war would be badly affected if flights were stopped.
Fighting has increased recently in West Darfur, leading to a new stream of refugees.
The joint UN-African Union peacekeeping force is making little progress - it still has just 9,000 troops out of the 26,000 planned.
giovedì 31 gennaio 2008
mercoledì 30 gennaio 2008
The humanitarian crisis in Greater Darfur, Sudan
| Waiting for water - Darfur - Sudan Photo : Peter Holdsworth |
The humanitarian crisis in Darfur – one of the poorest regions of Sudan - has become the worst in the world since hostilities broke out in February 2003, according to the UN. The situation is still extremely worrying and most experts warn that it could deteriorate further. It is estimated that between 180,000 and 300,000 people have died as a result of this conflict. About 2,5 million people are affected by the crisis, which is more than a third of the total population of Darfur. 1,8 million people have been displaced inside Darfur, and more than 200,000 people have fled across the border into Chad. Serious violations of human rights have been reported by the UN and human rights organisations.
Relief organisations are still facing problems reaching people in need, due to insecurity, poor road infrastructure, the size of the territory affected (roughly equivalent to France), and the ongoing rainy season. Therefore, according to the United Nations, needs in most sectors (food, shelter, clean water, primary health care) are only being partially met.
The European Commission has urged the Government of Sudan to abide by its obligations regarding the protection of its own citizens. This includes actively disarming and prosecuting armed groups acting against civilians. The EC has also provided funds to organisations with an international mandate to protect vulnerable civilians. Following a ceasefire agreement between government and rebel forces in April 2004, the Commission agreed to provide €92 million to support African Union peace keeping efforts.
ECHO's response so far targets conflict-affected people in the Darfur region and refugees who have fled to