Sudan

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Bin gespannt wieviele Fristverlaengerungen der Sudan von der UN kriegt - jetzt 30 Tage, nach den 30 Tagen wohl nochmal 30 Tage usw....

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Sudan Denounces Security Council Plan

1 hour, 55 minutes ago

By BARBARA BORST, Associated Press Writer

UNITED NATIONS - Sudan denounced a U.N. Security Council resolution that gave the government 30 days to stem ethnic violence in the western Darfur region or face sanctions, saying Khartoum needed international help, not threats.
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Sudan's Silent Jihad
By Robert Spencer
FrontPageMagazine.com | July 29, 2004

Just in time to mark the tenth anniversary of the Rwandan genocide that it largely ignored, the human rights community is beginning to take notice of the genocide in Sudan. As welcome as this is, and as refreshing as it is that the New York Times and Washington Post have done extensive reporting on Darfur in recent weeks, few have noted that the tragedy of Darfur is actually the second Sudanese genocide of our age. The first killed over two million African Christians and animists in southern Sudan.
They may be forgiven for being slow on the uptake, however; after all, Darfur marks the third genocide in Africa that Kofi Annan is declining to notice: Rwanda, Sudan I and now Sudan II. Over 100,000 people have been killed in Darfur. By autumn the number of those who have been displaced or impoverished, or whose lives have been destroyed by the war in other ways, will most likely exceed three million. Yet Annan declared that he cannot consider it “genocide or ethnic cleansing yet.”
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Lang lebe die UN :bonk: