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We need a change
Related to country: Sudan

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I dont feel ok today. I am depressed and am sure that so many people here are sharing me this feeling. Its so hard to think positively and to have hope. (HOPE) this word we forgot about it since a while. People need change, they need to talk freely about what they feel.

May 9, 2009 | 6:31 AM Comments  0 comments

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darfur
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April 30, 2009 | 5:52 PM Comments  0 comments

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darfur
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Sorry, Darfur
Of all the conflicts and wars did not see a clear right by asking people what they want, such as Darfur, that the suffering of the people of Darfur is dying a slow but in a certain area, as some claim.
I care about is the weakness of the street in support of the Sudanese Darfur issue and that is what saddens me is not here and I hope to revolt or protests or acts of violence, but claimed to provide assistance and donations to help people in Darfur, the government did not heed to Darfur since twenty years and Khalil looking for a secession of the territory and vows to open an embassy Abdulwahid to Israel if he assumed power in Sudan is to the people of Darfur?
This is what is claimed away from politics and military operations claimed Alsodanin all to stand with the people of Darfur Valobn in Darfur are dying of starvation and disease, the father dies and the mother die of thirst, so why has not the community will show its cooperation with the Sudanese people of Darfur as they cooperated with the issue of Gaza?
Perhaps they have forgotten part of this country to the right that some are calling for separatism, as in the south.
Must move their media and the government also moved on the issue of Gaza and to act as the movement of Sudanese society in Gaza and that the issue of support for the people of Darfur and tell them we are here and we are Sudanese.

April 30, 2009 | 5:52 PM Comments  0 comments

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December 6, 2008 | 5:31 AM Comments  0 comments

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Influx of Pakistani refugees could spark crisis – ministry official
About this event: World Environmental Day Competition
Related to country: Afghanistan
About the book: "From the Barrel of a Gun: The United States and the War against Zimbabwe, 1965-1980"

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KABUL, 6 October 2008 (Reporter) - Any increase in the flow of refugees from northwestern Pakistan into eastern parts of Afghanistan could lead to a humanitarian crisis unless international aid organisations deliver urgent assistance, a senior official at Afghanistan's Ministry of Refugees and Returnees Affairs (MoRRA) has said.

"We are deeply concerned about insecurity in the Tribal Areas [of Pakistan] and the influx of Pakistani refugees into Afghanistan," Abdul Qader Ahadi, deputy minister in the MoRRA, told Reporter in Kabul on 5 October.

The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said over 3,900 families (about 20,000 individuals) had abandoned their homes in the Bajaur Agency of Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and sought refuge in Afghanistan's eastern province of Kunar over the past few weeks.

The Afghan government's warning echoes similar concerns raised by others.

"The continued fighting in southern Afghanistan and the more recent conflict in northern Pakistan are creating a very dangerous situation in the region for civilians trying to find refuge. With the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, there is an expectation that even more civilians will leave their homes to avoid the fighting," Amnesty International said in a statement on 3 October.

Afghan refugees in FATA?

Armed clashes between Pakistani security forces and Islamist militants associated with the Taliban in FATA and elsewhere in Pakistan have affected local people and Afghan refugees living there, aid agencies said.

In a bid to clear the FATA of Islamist insurgents, the Pakistani government on 3 October reportedly called on Afghan refugees living in the Bajaur border region to vacate the area within three days.

Nader Farhad, a spokesman for the UNHCR in Kabul, said there were no confirmed reports of "registered Afghan refugees" living in the volatile Tribal Areas.

"UNHCR does not have access to the Tribal Areas and we are not aware of registered Afghan refugees there," Farhad told Reporter, adding that refugee camps in FATA were closed down in 2005 at the request of the Pakistani government.

"We have requested the Pakistani authorities to ensure that registered refugees who may still live in the FATA are not forced to return to Afghanistan," Farhad said, adding that the option to relocate elsewhere in Pakistan must be made available to refugees.

Both MoRRA and the UNHCR said any unregistered Afghans living in the FATA might be deemed eligible for forced deportation.

Humanitarian response

Afghan government bodies and several aid organisations, such as the International Committee of the Red Cross, have delivered food and non-food assistance to some Pakistani refugees in Kunar Province, the MoRRA said. No figures were available.

The UNHCR said it had distributed non-food items such as plastic sheets, blankets, jerry cans and lanterns to families and was coordinating aid activities for the Pakistani refugees.

October 6, 2008 | 9:37 AM Comments  1 comments

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مبادرات وتأملات
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Initiatives and contemplations
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Rights of blessing in the purposeful role who straightens in him the police in the preservation on the societies and saving of the security for the citizens, and departure in the direction truthful in revival and activation role of the police between the societies and in the special youth societies, valium will finds the light on important element in the society interest about the children does not decrease and the mothers. , the youths! , the scientist celebrated per day the anesthetic scientists for struggle, and the drugs from the dangerous making sick which our society hits and in special society of the youths who suffers a lot from the epidemic composed you.
Main laborers existed to spread the gathered epidemic in middle raved, so the rotary family great in discovery identicals raved the epidemic [wyaatY] role of the friends the main laborer for discovery of the illness from “taking or lack of the taking” so examples rose [fY] some Arabic countries attributed the drugs in the middle of the youths in modified big of which the authorities to the enlightenment in dangers of the illness afflicted.
So methodical and the followed politics [fY] confrontation of identicals this sick [aaltY] the society hits be necessary to crosses in her the youths and means a lot for his importance [fY] builder gathered and metabolisms the helpful society [fY] apprehension of the notification [aaltY] structures from all sides surround .[fmthlaa] and blessing direction of sights [fY] metrical United Nations and in relative to advertisement the goals the millenium which included him eight axes [Haa'aat] [kaalaatY]:
The extreme poverty and the hunger, the education, the adequate children, the adequate mothers, virus of [nqS] the earned invincibility “the AIDS”, the social kind and enablement of the woman, and finally continuity of the environment, leaving of the domain is empty for the dangerous cases which the anesthetic youths from taking faced, so to the sight shows from [fY] identicals of this goals [aaltY] will does on prevents her to the year 2015 according to the visualization before United Nations.
So for that all social initiatives aim to this goals in the work through organizations the civil society [aaltY] wide effect have fun [fY] the enlightenment and apprehension identicals of this goals [aaltY] our societies serve so completes us from the anesthetic program national for the fighter in the sight [fY] the social initiatives [fY] character soul of the netting and associated through programs her with the youths for that them the faction big incurrence, [wyaatY] general 2008 year

September 7, 2008 | 5:50 AM Comments  0 comments

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اراء شخصية: هل يعتبر مرتكب جرم مَنْ ينضم للحركة الشعبية؟
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Personal opinions: Is committed of body considers from the popular movement joins for?
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Anonymous books “
is committed of body considers from the popular movement joins for? Report: Louay AbdulRahman already the address appears strange some thing, and to the incidents and the truths are which will be exposed have fun already removes about him the strangeness. Then we takes subject of family her individuals enter arrested darknesses, and her needy chapter from his position without that formation over there [waaDH] accusations directed for these [aalnfr] who considers themselves aimers before the regime ruling, and special national party the conference, with the flag that the sons belongs for the popular movement. As for and enemy their on the basis of the family not for him relationship in the work political, the matter who the minds return for deported what Naivasha accepted. Where position or satisfaction, except for the holding advocates for the party in keys the authority, and that previous godparents



of the government justify “what become far 89 complete agreement the peace corroded” that the path raved was the enablement aims for. The scenario with this family started just as says when security stature the authority in call of the son [taamr] Najm Al-Din who the age informs from “17” year and studies in comprehensive mother of drums domestic, on rear event assassination of the student the goats in comprehensive [aalnylyn], and the popular movement rose which belongs have fun [taamr] in his delivery for the authorities respect for the law and the constitution and for ironing the justice takes her passage, and when gold for the measures was complete his detention, and chest of the page came in first for one of newspapers that he the accused first. Family showed [taamr] her astonishment Lama spreading in the newspaper meant which mentioned that [taamr] Najm Al-Din assassinated the student the goats in free fiery from pistol was carries him, jump later on mentioned sleeve in mass mediums that method of the killing is opposite [llty] memory. Not raved so according to of losing widens about [taamr] after month and half of his detention after was complete acquitted him from the engaging in the event, except that he as mentioned his builder of brother losing so compacted him in the final sitting for the examination in comprehensive domestic which returned [waamtHn] in her in the next year to is thereby complete years be late because of the detention, [wtaamr] Najm Al-Din just as introduces him [zmlaau'h] member in the centralism for African National Front the patriot of the student wing for the popular movement. Builder of brother [taamr] big male that he his detention does not sparkle on of brothers days corroded chapter was complete and enemy their Najm Al-Din from did him in the policemen, and following: [twaajd] of any justifications is oasis today does not know [maahw] the reason, and to the father is the family bundle between chapter from did him and practiced [taamr] his son for the political work in the popular movement. This usefulness and the information be exalted dangled in her builder who serve as the speaking drawings the smiling movement popular in the capital national, before days after the the release of was complete him in the one from morning Wednesday January 23 current, where six day in the prisoner stayed and which started in today third and the twenty from November from the last year, and the arresting threw on him in sixth of morning that today when facing to answer across airport of Khartoum for judgement purposes of personal was. Fathers of builder that the authorities is direction to him accusation attempt of the rising in work armed in the areas Nubian in north Sudan, and measure of communications in big group from Nubian in inside and outside for beginning the armed work raved, and his interview said in to (Al-Watan) indeed the accusation raved untrue for that I organization followed under rib in government considers the the one patriot. I guarantees that resistant for any work the legitimate observance in the constitution the transitional and the laws Sudanese is complete across for that over there opposite laws. His builder continued of presentation and male that captured him and the popular movement presented constitutional defamations by means of the professor the lawyer noble writer contained request in cancellation the substance which was complete in positive her her the detention in considering the constitution and agreement of the peace does not agree with, and that the release came result of pressure Amnesty International and the press beside signed forum practiced before [swdaanyz] time to ionizes, and three activists in truths their the human the professor is happiness of green estimator Sudanese in Sweden and the doctor active dew Mustafa in Amnesty International in America in the addition for the professor active Nizar Yousef in domain of truths the human in British. Some followers for this occurrences which be exposed individuals of this family have fun which belongs truimphant her for the popular movement accused [taamr] and their builder through the use of positivism in the movement and the practiced works which was complete in positive her their detention, [wsaaqwaa] the accusation as justification Lama raved stature in him the authorities, except that builder refuted the accusation raved also and said: I and brothers of any felony do not commit corroded arrests, losing was complete acquittal [taamr] from accusation of the killing after (45) day only from imprisoned him, and the case [maazaalt] continuous, and I now free heat for lack of presence any my evidence for condemnation pay attention them the confrontation, and the father was complete his chapter from the work after days only from detention of [taamr], and if infraction committed why does not itemize before? Builder in question faced his meaning why targetting was complete captured you in the self? So his reply of greens I [aaftkr] that any member in the movement be possible to Lama be exposed be exposed to him, and antecedence that detention of the brigade Elias was complete and whatever, and he was then commander for facial paralyses the compact participant. The observer in all this scenarios that she does not harbor in her fixed condemnation, and raved what builder of Najm Al-Din for consideration of the matter led twisted him that he targetting for Sudan new, and the northern cadres inside the popular movement, and said: This practices is complete for that the national conference wants restriction presence of the movement in the south, and popular extension the movement in the north character of threatening for the conference and plenty from the organizations political and ideological, and blessing known that the extension raved results about him the historic distinctions pulled which enjoys in her the center since year “1821” still, and that identicals of the supremacy on authority in Sudan corroded in light of presence colonial, and let go: The national governments came and breath practiced practiced, then indeed all authority and the wealth was leaning on level concentrated if cultural center was or geographical, and raved sees him in regime of the education who culture idealizes [me'yynt] and as your lowness the information (the broadcast and the television) mono culture idealizes presence does not acknowledge in last in countries the million inclination is square. If considered that these who detention from the movement was complete their the left idealizes, so indeed over there last prisoners from ancestral Islamic present behind [aalqbDaan], and this what the people make just as the observers say [ytHyyrwn] in matter identity of the regime or rather the national conference, mother grave in the matter what the professor moved about on commendable good leading unionist after his his exit from the imprisonment after detention on the rear attempt destructive, that he supremacy of law arbitrator canceled. http://www.alwatansudan.com/index.php?type=3&id=8031


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Promising Business Growth Prompts New Management Hires At Interbank FX / IBFX.com

On the heels of more than 128 percent growth in 2007, IBFX (www.IBFX.com), a leading provider of online foreign currency (Forex) trading, recently announced the appointments of Daren Thayne, Chris An and Carrie Matteson to the company's growing management team.
Daren Thayne, who joined the company in November of 2007, came from The Generations Network (formerly MyFamily.com), where he served as

May 30, 2008 | 6:05 AM Comments  0 comments

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اعلان التحالف الشبابي ضد الايدز
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????? ??????? ??????? ?? ??????
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??? ?? ?? ????? ???????? ????? ??????? ???????? ??? ????? ?????? ??????? ????? ??????? ,??? ????? ????? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???????? ????????? ??????? ?? ???? ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????? ,??? ???? ???? ?? ??? ??????? ?????? ?????? ??? ????? ??????? ??? ??? ??????? ?? ????? ?????? ?????? ????? ???? ??????? ?????? , ?? ????? ??? ??? ????? ????? ??? ???? ?? ??????.

May 22, 2008 | 9:14 AM Comments  0 comments

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hi , from Sudan
About this event: 4th World Youth Congress - Quebec City 2008

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hi , friends
i have an idea to make a programme
to help refugees , i do belive that
education is the best thing we can give to them , because in the long term it will help them. i need your comments

May 7, 2008 | 10:45 AM Comments  0 comments

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THE UNIVERSAL FLAG
About this event: World Environmental Day Competition
Related to country: Nigeria

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The Universal Flag was created as a symbol of our Interconnection and Oneness with All. It is a signpost to help us remember the Truth of who we are. By consciously remembering this truth, we can begin to eliminate the fear and violence that exists, and make our world a more peaceful and harmonious place for our children and future generations.

The Universal Flag embraces All, and can therefore, never represent any one particular group, race, religion, creed, or anything that creates the illusion of separateness. It is a symbol that transcends differences, while honoring the uniqueness and commonality of all people.

April 28, 2008 | 7:07 AM Comments  1 comments

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SPLA/SPLM: the neglected terrorists Organization and a big question circa the American’s War on terror
Related to country: Sudan

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After the September the 11th, 2001; horrific atrocity committed in United States of America by the Al Quaida Network, masterminded by Bin Laden; the President of United States of America, Mr. George W. Bush declared war on terror. His statement to the Congress and the people of USA on September the 20th, 2001 that,” the war on terrorism is not only targeted at the Islamic fundamentalisms but all forms of terrorism,” the statement of Bush to another externs clearly means that, terrorism is not only associated with Muslims but also with Christian fundamentalisms and the atheist conservatives. To the people of South Sudan, the declaration of war on terrorism, means the USA and the International Community is now on a better position to end the conflict in Sudan between the south and north.

According to the united Sates’ code, section 2656F(d) the term terrorism referred to “premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against non-combatants targeted by sub national or clandestine agents, usually intended to influence an audience”

The above international definition of terrorism, declared SPLA/SPLM to be one of the terrorists organization operating in south Sudan, which is not only destabilizing Sudan alone, but the region as whole. The declaration of war on terrorism means it is now the time for the international community and the USA in particular to fight and demolished SPLA/SPLM, which is one of the terrorists movement in Africa. However, the hope of the people of south Sudan became just a big nightmare, because the USA and International Community at large neglected to fight this Terrorists Movement, the SPLA/SPLM, under leadership of Dr, John Garang, who on another hand is a best friend of the USA.

The SPLA/SPLM took up guns in 1983 against the Khartoum regimes and since then, it has become one of the pre-emanate terrorists movement in the south Sudan, murdered millions of people and violated human rights in the Country. According to the Human Rights Watch/Africa report of June 1994, title “Civil Devastation: Abuses by all parties in the War in Southern Sudan” this report indirectly accused SPLA/SPLM to be guilty of terrorism, and it proven SPLA/SPLM to have committed great atrocities against the people it claims to be fighting to liberate from the Khartoum Regime. Yet, the International committed ignored to take into considerations this report, and continues to support and sponsor SPLA/SPLM in its terrorisms operations in south Sudan.

The SPLA/SPLM brutally targets of non-combatants are as direct murdered of civilians such as that in Ganyiel, Panyajor, Paiyoi, and Pagau etc. Rapping of women and girls, adoption of women and girls as wives, adoption of both women and men as salves, looting of both civilians and the International relief agencies as well local NGO’s properties. Indiscriminative attacks on civilian populated towns under Government control, shooting down of civilian airlines, Brutal beatings, tortures and arbitrary detention of civilians and political prisoners and well prisoners of war in bad conditions and many other lists of evil deeds of terrorism.

SPLA/SPLM has not only terrorised people in Sudan, but it became an international terrorists movement, which has also terrorised the neighbouring Countries like Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa Republic and the Northern Uganda. For example, SPLA/SPLM troops in one day, murdered more then 500 Ethiopian civilians in lower Omo Valley of the southwest Ethiopia after the fall of Maguistu’s regime.

The war crimes the SPLA/SPLM committed during her two decades bush struggle are not hidden in the face of the International Community. But because the International Community are reluctant and are blinded by politics of hatred to Arabs and Muslims across the world, thus made the International Community and in particular the USA and Britain to be so critical and to blame Khartoum Government to be responsible for any crimes in south Sudan, during the south-north conflicts. In fact, the International community has forgotten that, the Movement they are supporting and sponsoring to fight the Khartoum regime, is a terrorists movement that is responsible for 75% of the atrocities and crimes committed against humanity in the South.

In substantiations, it is not now the Khartoum regime holding people in servitudes in south; or, it is not the Arabs occupying the Equatoria states and particular Moruland to date. It is not Arabs or Muslims or Khartoum regime now unlawfully detaining, torturing, rapping, looting and murdering people in equatorial or upper Nile, but it is now the SPLA/SPLM and the Dinka-tribes committing all these atrocities and crimes against humanity in the south. Furthermore, it is not now the Arabs, Muslims or the Khartoum regime failing to develop south, and mismanaging the wealthy and resources in the south but it is the SPLA/SPLM and the Dinka Elites.

SPLA/SPLM leader Dr. John Garang and some senior commanders like Kuol Manyang, James Wani Igga and the so called current leaders of the Government of South Sudan, like those of Kiir and Riek, are pre-emanate war criminals and people who have committed great atrocities against humanity in the south Sudan. In fact, SPLA/SPLM as institution has been total against the peace in Sudan, and it has demonstrated strong desires for destruction, torture and murdering of the people as well stealing of the Country’s wealth/resources for their personal benefits. SPLA/SPLM has no National Political objectives and vision for the South and Sudan at large and these are the sign of terrorists organizations.

As matter of facts, the Khartoum regime several times offered SPLA/SPLM ceasefire and request them to get into peace talks, but SPLA/SPLM refused these offers. As results Khartoum regime has to complain and request the International Community to argue SPLA/SPLM to seek for peacefully resolutions of the conflicts, than to continue with war, which is too costive for the Country’s development.

It became so clearly to many southerners and Sudanese at large, including the International Community that, SPLA/SPLM has no National Political objectives, vision, and goals and not interested in peace, when the Khartoum Peace Agreement (KPA) was signed in 1997. In according to the KPA, the Khartoum Government offered a free and fair, an international monitored referendum in which the southerners can for the first time in history, choose to remain united with north or be independent.

However, SPLA/SPLM doesn’t accept and recognized this offer, rather: it continuing to fight and prolong the war, with aims of destroying out completely all other non-Dinka tribes in the south Sudan.

It is really very difficulty to understand the real motive of the SPLA/SPLM by then, than simple that of destroying other non-Dinka tribes in the south. Because even as of now, SPLA/SPLM is party of the Khartoum regime, which is the Government of National Unity; but it has gone back to bush again to fight the Khartoum regime, by joining up forces with the other criminal rebel groups in Darfur region. Instead of playing active roles in bring Peace in Darfur through peaceful negotiations, as party of the Government of National Unity in Khartoum. In fact, this act of SPLA/SPLM joining forces with other rebel groups to fight is total violation of 2005 CPA and therefore, SSLF/UAFLSS strongly urges the International community and all southerners to condemn SPLA/SPLM over this move.

The Conflict in western Sudan’s region of Darfur is a conflict the entire World continues with its loud outcry that, genocide is going on - in Darfur; the National Congress has been blamed for doing less and to be responsible for the war crimes and genocide in Darfur. While forgetting that, SPLA/SPLM and the regime in Juba, is the most neglected terrorists regime which as of now, is facilitating, sponsoring and supporting the violence and genocide in Darfur. Yet, the same International Community, which is crying Genocide exists in Darfur, continues to channel their supports through SPLA/SPLM for committing more genocide and atrocities in that region.

Of course, SSLF/UAFLSS has acknowledged that, genocide exists in Darfur and this is based on our understanding of the International Community’s definition of the term genocide, and our knowledge of what is happening on the ground. However, the International Community and in particular Countries like USA and Britain which is in strong and good position to fight terrorisms and stop genocide in Darfur and Sudan at large. Became major supporters and sponsors of the terrorists and terrorisms in Sudan by turning their military, political and financial supports to the SPLA/SPLM and her sister terrorists rebel organizations in Darfur.

The USA’s declarations of War on terrorism, doses not carry any meaning than declaration of war against Muslims and opponent of USA International and National policies. According to the confidential sources, in the recently visits of the USA’s President George W. Bush in Africa. He held meetings with the Rwandan’s top Government officials, including the Chief of Rwandan’s Armed Forces and other Army Generals in Hotel Mille Collines; Where he also held separate secret meetings with other rebel leaders from Darfur and other Countries like Democratic Republic of Congo and Chad.

President Bush gave Millions of American Dollars for the supports of other rebel organizations in Democratic Republic of Congo and Chad. He also US$ 30 Millions to Rwandan Government for the formation of the newly Sudanese rebel organization from Darfur in Rwanda and this sum is to cover up for the trainings, logistics and etc, and as of now, the American Government is trying to use Kigali to destabilize the great lake region.

Washington clearly knows that, SPLA/SPLM has been involved in all forms of terrorisms and that; genocide is going on - in Darfur, and this genocide is committed by warring factions. Yet, it has avails continues militarily, political and financial supports to the SPLA/SPLM in south and other warring factions in Darfur. This has raise big question about USA’s war on terror, since it is the same USA that has and is neglecting other terrorists organizations in Sudan by continuously supporting as well sponsoring these terrorisms.

SSLF/UAFLSS is total against terrorisms and we are ready to demolish SPLA/SPLM and Juba regime, because it is a terrorists regime/organization and it deserves no existence at all. We therefore strongly condemns the Washington’s political, military and financial supports to SPLA/SPLM, because any supports Washington offers to SPLA/SPLM, it makes the war they declared on terrorism to be meaningless; on other hand, it proves Washington to be guilty of sponsoring and supporting terrorisms in Sudan.

In a conclusion, SSLF/UAFLSS strongly urges Washington and other countries supporting and sponsoring SPLA/SPLM, to completely withdraw their supports from SPLA/SPLM because the SPLA/SPLM’s regime in juba is a terrorist regime with an evil intentions of committing genocide on other non-Dinka tribes in Sudan, and destabilizations of the Peace of the people.



Signed:


John Sunday Martin
South Sudanese Liberation Front/United
Army for Liberation of South Sudan (SSLF/UAFLSS)
Private Bag 204, Lilongwe- Malawi
E-Mail: same.cold968@gmail.com

April 4, 2008 | 8:35 AM Comments  0 comments

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hello
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hello good people
i love you and humanity and fredom
so i will dream to participate you and work as group to make good wills for darfur
to be cntinued................................................................................................

February 24, 2008 | 8:07 AM Comments  2 comments



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Conflict case studies - Asia
Related to country: Cambodia

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South East Asia
(Cambodia, Indonesia)

South Asia
(India, Nepal, Sri Lanka)

Central Asia
(Central Asian Republics, Afghanistan)


Cambodia
This article provides a chronology of Cambodian conflict from World War II to 2002, including the genocide and the role of the international community in the rise and fall of the Khmer Rouge.

Kiernan B., 2002, 'Conflict in Cambodia, 1945-2002', Critical Asian Studies, 34 (4), pp. 483-495
How did the geo-politics of the Far East, and in particular the policies of the US and China affect the recent history of Cambodia? Why did the United Nations prevaricate about recognising the genocide? While confrontation continues what are the related fates of democracy, the environment, and the rule of law in Cambodia’s development? This chapter from Critical Asian Studies on “Conflict and Change in Cambodia” introduces this investigation by explaining the complex historical background since 1945 and by summarising the other contributions.
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The following two articles question the compatibility of economic liberalisation, advocated by donor agencies, with post-conflict reconstruction and security sector reform in Cambodia.

Hendrickson, D., 2001, 'Globalisation, Insecurity and Post-War Reconstruction: Cambodia's Precarious Transition', IDS Bulletin, vol. 32 no. 2, 2001, pp. 98-106
Taking Cambodia as an example, this article argues that imposing rapid marketisation on a weak political and legal framework can increase socio-economic insecurity among vulnerable groups. Post-war reconstruction focusing on macro-economic stability exacerbated political tensions, while donors' desire to down-size the civil service conflicted with one of the key stabilising features of the first post-war coalition - the integration of members of the two incoming parties into the administration and security apparatus.
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Hendrickson, D., 2001, 'Cambodia's Security-Sector Reforms: Limits of a Downsizing Strategy', Conflict Security and Development, vol. 1, Issue 1, pp. 67-82
The IMF's loan assistance to Cambodia is conditional on economic liberalisation and stabilisation programmes, including a reduction in public spending. Military expenditure was judged excessive and thus a key security sector reform was downsizing. Demobilisation reforms were through the Cambodia Veteran's Assistance Programme (CVAP), re-established by the World Bank in 1999 after political obstacles hindered its implementation in 1994. However, a paper from the Conflict, Security and Development Group argues lessons were not learnt from previous, failed, reform efforts.
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Indonesia
This document takes an empirical approach to considering the nature of communal violence in Indonesia before and after the fall of President Soeharto in 1998.

Varshney, A., Panggabean, R. and Tadjoeddin, M.Z., 2004, 'Patterns of Collective Violence in Indonesia (1990-2003)', United Nations Support Facility for Indonesian Recovery (UNSFIR), Jakarta
Regardless of violent incidents, no systematic reports on conflict have been published by the Indonesian government, which has remained intent on maintaining the appearance of order and stability. How widespread is collective violence? What patterns of can be observed? This paper by the United Nations Support Facility for Indonesian Recovery is based on the first database ever constructed on group violence in Indonesia (in the period 1990-2003), and identifies various national, regional and local patterns of collective violence.
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This IDEA report considers challenges that Indonesia faces in the process of democratisation and identifies key areas for advocacy, policy and reform.

International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, 2000, 'Democratization in Indonesia: An Assessment', International IDEA: Stockholm
The fall of President Soeharto in 1998 triggered and created opportunity for democratic reform in Indonesia. What are the compelling democratisation issues for the government and the people of Indonesia? What recommendations can be made about the direction of the ongoing reform? This paper, a product of the Forum for Democratic Reform facilitated by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, identifies the core issues for review and offers extensive recommendations for democratic reform in Indonesia.
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India
Despite the establishment of a secular state on independence, India continues to be troubled by internal inter-religious conflicts. The diverse population of India's Northeastern provinces has witnessed insurgent, secessionist and tribal conflict since its relative isolation from the rest of the country on Independence. This survey details conflict backgrounds, dynamics and official and civil society resolution attempts across the seven 'sister-states' of Northern India.

Sahni, A., 2002, 'Survey of Conflicts and Resolution in India's Northeast', Faultlines: Writings on Conflict and Resolution, Vol 12, South Asia Terrorism Portal and Institute for Conflict Management
India's Northeast has a long history of conflicts, corruption and terrorist violence. How are the conflicts to be defined and what methods of conflict resolution are appropriate? How should development and security be promoted in the region? While there have been several governmental peace initiatives, multi-track diplomacy and non-governmental organisations' peace activities are at an incipient stage. International interventions - direct or indirect - in any conflict resolution processes are not encouraged by the government, though mediated developmental interventions are sanctioned.
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This report reviews one of the most recent and disturbing incidents of communal violence in Gujarat, western India, 2002, including allegations of state collusion and recommendations for action.

Human Rights Watch, 2002, ''We Have No Orders To Save You': State Participation and Complicity in Communal Violence in Gujarat', Human Rights Watch report, 14, No 3 (C)
Communal violence rose in the state of Gujarat following the torching of two train cars carrying Hindu activists in February 2002. This report from Human Rights Watch overviews the fervent attacks, analyses the context of growing Hindu nationalism and state participation in violence, and provides recommendations to local and international powers to restore security and stability in the region
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Nepal
This document provides more detailed background information about the conflict and the 2003 ceasefire.

International Crisis Group, 2003, 'Nepal Backgrounder: Ceasefire - Soft Landing or Strategic Pause?', ICG Asia Report No 50, ICG, Brussels
The announcement of a ‘code of conduct’ which was reached between the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) and the government forces signalled an opportunity for a genuine peace in Nepal. However, each side continued to accuse the other of persistent violations and the situation remains fragile. What are the chances for genuine peace and stability in Nepal? This report by the International Crisis Group lays out the background of the conflict and analyses the positions of the various actors, both domestic and international.
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This brief paper presents an update after the collapse of the 2003 ceasefire.

International Crisis Group, 2003, 'Nepal: Back to the Gun', ICG Asia Briefing Paper October 2003, ICG, Brussels
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Sri Lanka
Twenty years of ethno-political conflict has precipitated insecurity and limited the impact of development across Sri Lanka. This conflict assessment analyses the conflict and resolution attempts in Sri Lanka in order to understand better the links between conflict and donor poverty reduction attempts.

Goodhand, J., 2001, 'Conflict Assessments: Aid, Conflict and Peace Building in Sri Lanka', Conflict, Security and Development Group, University of London, London
Donors increasingly recognise the need to understand better the links between development, conflict and poverty, and to design programmes that address the roots of conflict. This report for the Conflict, Security and Development Group at the University of London analyses how donors could improve their strategies in Sri Lanka, where violent conflict has prevented the country from reaching its potential.
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The following paper draws lessons from recent peace process attempts to make recommendations to all stakeholders for successful future peace negotiations.

Ferdinands, T., Rupesinghe, K., Saravanamutthu, et al., 2004, 'The Sri Lanka Peace Process at a Crossroads: Lessons, Opportunities and Ideas for Principled Negotiations and Conflict Transformation', Centre for Policy Alternatives, Colombo
The Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) need a negotiated settlement to the island's ethno-political conflict. There have been more than five decades of conflict for a more inclusive state and nearly two decades of civil war. What lessons, opportunities and ideas came from the Oslo Communiqué that could enhance the next phase of the peace process? Five authors, employed by Non-governmental organisations working in Sri Lanka, wrote this discussion document in a personal capacity.
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Central Asian Republics
The short history of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan since the demise of the Soviet Union has been turbulent, and the future appears unsettled. The region is troubled by ethnic tensions, border disputes, poverty and natural resource shortages. This report focuses on border disputes as a potential source of conflict.

International Crisis Group, 2002, 'Central Asia: Border Disputes and Conflict Potential', ICG Asia Report No 33, ICG, Osh/Brussels
How can peaceful resolution of border disputes be achieved? What would the benefits be? This study by the International Crisis Group describes how the borders of the states of Central Asia, drawn up by the Soviets in 1920s, often followed neither natural geographic boundaries nor strict ethnic lines. For independent states these international borders create considerable conflict. Following a decade of mainly antagonistic attempts to re-define them and resolve the conflicts, this report suggests alternative ways to proceed.
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This report explores state relations with Islam in case studies from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and the potential this raises for instability.

International Crisis Group, 2003, 'Central Asia: Islam and the State', ICG Asia Report No 59, ICG, Osh/Brussels
To avoid future instability, Central Asian states need to re-examine their policies towards Islam. This report from the International Crisis Group looks at Islam in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. It argues that these governments need to undermine support for extremist groups through policies of political liberalisation, economic reform and effective governance.
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The following report is the first of a series of case studies on the Global Conflict Prevention Pool, covering Chechnya, Georgia and Kyrgyzstan.

Austin, G. and Bergne, P., 2004, 'Russia and the Former Soviet Union', Evaluation of the Conflict Prevention Pools Case Study, DFID
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Vaux, T., and Goodhand, J., 2001, 'Conflict Assessments: Disturbing Connections: Aid and Conflict in Kyrgyzstan', The Conflict, Security and Development Group, University of London, London
How do development assistance and conflict dynamics interact in Central Asia? This report, published by the Conflict, Security and Development Group at the University of London, looks at sources of conflict in Kyrgyzstan from the viewpoint of the aid donor. It analyses how development policy and practice could be made more sensitive to the dynamics of conflict and peace.
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Cramer, C. and Goodhand, J., 2002, 'Try Again, Fail Again, Fail Better? War, the State and the 'Post-Conflict' Challenge in Afghanistan', Development and Change, vol. 33, no. 5, pp.885-909
Peace and reconstruction in Afghanistan require a significant expansion of institutionalised economic interdependence. This must build on existing patterns of interdependence, despite these being forged in a war economy. The article argues that an effective, centralised state, with a clear monopoly of violence, is necessary. This argument challenges standard international policy paradigms of reconstruction and points to an alternative basis for international engagement in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan
The recent history of Afghanistan is narrated by religious based conflict, most recently punctuated by the US attack against the Taliban regime. This essay provides an historical and political analysis of conflict and state formation in Afghanistan in order to inform future international engagement.

Strategies for peace-building in Afghanistan were articulated in Bonn in 2001. Responding to the Bonn Agreement, this paper advocates a long-term perspective on peace-building and reconstruction in Afghanistan.

Wimmer, A. and Schetter, C. 2002, 'State - Formation First: Recommendations for Reconstruction and Peace-Making in Afghanistan', Journal of International Development, Volume 15, Issue 5 , pp. 525 - 539
This discussion paper recommends revisions of the programme for reconstruction and peace-making in Afghanistan, as defined at conferences in Bonn and Tokyo. The programme needs to take a more long-term perspective; have a clearer strategic vision and be better adapted to Afghanistan's situation. It must be designed to overcome political fractures through state-building rather than through 'civil society', the current focus of development policies. Recent Security Council decisions are moving in the right direction, opting for aid to be coordinated through the transitional government and suitable local authorities rather than a special UN organisation.

This report critically assesses the progress in peace-building and reconstruction two years after Bonn, and considers the policy agenda that lies ahead.

Suhrke, A., Harpviken, K.B. and Strand, A., 2004, 'Conflictual Peacebuilding: Afghanistan Two Years after Bonn', Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI), Norway
The Bonn Agreement established a transitional regime for Afghanistan. How far has peace-building progressed after two decades of conflict? Have the strategies been right? This paper from the Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI), Norway reviews the developments since Bonn. It recommends new guidelines for peace-building strategies and a more specific role for Norway’s involvement in Afghanistan.