قناة الجزيرة التلفزيونية تعتقد انها ستمتلك عالم الميديا لهذا تحب الدخول الي كل غريب و شاذ علي قاعدة خالف تذكر و حيث يلعب المال القطري دوراً في هذا النوظيف و التوصيف الإعلامي! عجبي من هذه الدنيا! المهم ان القناة سجلت عدداً من الحلقات مع أحد الشخصيات السودانية التي لعبت و ما تزال تلعب دور الثعلب في قضايا السودان المعاصرة
لم يكن أمامي غير الرد المتعاقب عليها بشأن المواطن السوداني المدعو الترابي و حزبه الثعلب الذي غير اسمه كما غير مواقفه أربع مرات في تاريخه
قلت في تعليقي علي الجزيرة و غيرها من وسائل الإعلام الضبابية و عن الترابي و حزبه بالتحديد: مهازل آخر الزمان و التي صنعت لها موقعاً في السودان ضحكاً علي العقول و إستغلالاً لواقع المواطن البسيط المسلم بطبعه و الذي تعرض للتجهيل طوال عقود من الديكتاتوريتين العسكرية و المدنية من أشباه الترابي و الصادق و أمثالهما في دولة يصر مثقفوها علي ان تكون دولة علمانية طالما كانت تشمل هذا التعدد الثقافي و العرقي المعروف. ذلك هو السبب المباشر لكل مشاكل السودان. إقرأ المزيد هنا
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
Sudan Secret Unfolds!
Sudanese Umma Party and National Congress singed a new agreement that unfold the secret agendas since the coup of 1989, which overthrew the Umma's leader.
Umma Party signed the so-called compromise agreement with the so-called National Congress. National Congress Party is a combination of a dictatorial ruling party, which seized power in 1989 through a coup d'etat by some members of al-Turabi's party in the army.
Sudanese National Alliance (SNA) rejected the so-called compromise agreement and said that there are no new items in it. SNA declared in a statement issued on May 25 that the new agreement is contained in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the Convention of Cairo. Sudanese National Alliance described the signing of the agreement as retreat of the Umma Party from what the political powers in the opposition have agreed on, especially the agreement on the electoral law. More than that Sudanese National Alliance considered the new agreement as devoted to religious state because it puts Shariaa jurisprudence (Islamic interpretation to the law) above the law.
Sudanese Communist Party (SCP) announced the party's ideas to emerge from the current political crises in Sudan in a statement issued on May 24. The SCP stressed the party's commitment to implement all agreements signed by the political powers in the opposition and the National Conference. The party calls for solving the Darfur problem by acting towards implementing the demands of the people's movements of Darfur during the past five years.
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Umma Party signed the so-called compromise agreement with the so-called National Congress. National Congress Party is a combination of a dictatorial ruling party, which seized power in 1989 through a coup d'etat by some members of al-Turabi's party in the army.
Sudanese National Alliance (SNA) rejected the so-called compromise agreement and said that there are no new items in it. SNA declared in a statement issued on May 25 that the new agreement is contained in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the Convention of Cairo. Sudanese National Alliance described the signing of the agreement as retreat of the Umma Party from what the political powers in the opposition have agreed on, especially the agreement on the electoral law. More than that Sudanese National Alliance considered the new agreement as devoted to religious state because it puts Shariaa jurisprudence (Islamic interpretation to the law) above the law.
Sudanese Communist Party (SCP) announced the party's ideas to emerge from the current political crises in Sudan in a statement issued on May 24. The SCP stressed the party's commitment to implement all agreements signed by the political powers in the opposition and the National Conference. The party calls for solving the Darfur problem by acting towards implementing the demands of the people's movements of Darfur during the past five years.
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Thursday, March 01, 2007
ICC to Try War Crimes Suspects in Darfur
Dictators in Sudan refuses to hand over two men named as war crimes suspects in Darfur to the International Criminal Court. Dictators said The ICC had no jurisdiction to try Sudanese and that their own courts were capable of prosecuting suspects.
The ICC named Humanitarian Affairs Minister Ahmed Haroun and Janjaweed militia leader Ali Mohammed Ali Abdel-Rahman, as war crimes suspects.
Chief prosecutor at the ICC, Luis Morenp-Ocampo said the two men are suspected of 51 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Those counts include crimes committed during attacks on some villages near Kodoom, Bindisi, Mukjar and Arawala in western Darfur.
Meanwhile, Sudanese Justice Minister Mohammed Ali al-Mardi said "We're not concerned with, nor do we accept, what the International Criminal Court prosecutor has opted for."
He claimed that "All the evidence the prosecutor referred to is lies given to him by people who bear arms against the state, bear arms against citizens and kill innocent citizens in Darfur."
BBC says, Sudan is not a signatory to the convention under which the ICC was established and has repeatedly said it'll not abide by any indictments or rulings.
BBC says some 200,000 people have died in the conflict since 2003.
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The ICC named Humanitarian Affairs Minister Ahmed Haroun and Janjaweed militia leader Ali Mohammed Ali Abdel-Rahman, as war crimes suspects.
Chief prosecutor at the ICC, Luis Morenp-Ocampo said the two men are suspected of 51 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Those counts include crimes committed during attacks on some villages near Kodoom, Bindisi, Mukjar and Arawala in western Darfur.
Meanwhile, Sudanese Justice Minister Mohammed Ali al-Mardi said "We're not concerned with, nor do we accept, what the International Criminal Court prosecutor has opted for."
He claimed that "All the evidence the prosecutor referred to is lies given to him by people who bear arms against the state, bear arms against citizens and kill innocent citizens in Darfur."
BBC says, Sudan is not a signatory to the convention under which the ICC was established and has repeatedly said it'll not abide by any indictments or rulings.
BBC says some 200,000 people have died in the conflict since 2003.
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Saturday, January 06, 2007
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Thursday, January 04, 2007
Peacekeepers Face Sexual Abuses Claims
Another investigation on some kinds of abuses the international peacekeepers were involved in or committed is under way, news says. The UN says it will investigate allegations that some peacekeepers in southern Sudan have been involved in the rape and sexual abuse of children.
The Daily Telegraph said the abuse began shortly after the UN mission arrived in March 2005 to enforce a peace agreement that ended 21 years of civil war in the region. (50 years of civil war ACTUALLY). The British newspaper has quoted an internal report by UN children's agency UNICEF and cited interviews with 20 alleged victims. It says that UN personnel in the regional capital, Juba, have been having sex with children as young as 12 years. It has gathered information from more than 20 people who say they have been abused. The UNICEF's report suggests the UN has been aware of the abuse for over a year.
The UN has more than 10,000 police, peacekeepers and staffers from over 70 countries in southern Sudan. There have been allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers in places such as DR Congo, Haiti and Liberia, BBC says while quoting the former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan who said there would be "zero tolerance" of sexual exploitation by peacekeepers. The UN says it has investigated abuse allegations against 316 of its personnel since January 2004, 179 of whom have been disciplined.
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The Daily Telegraph said the abuse began shortly after the UN mission arrived in March 2005 to enforce a peace agreement that ended 21 years of civil war in the region. (50 years of civil war ACTUALLY). The British newspaper has quoted an internal report by UN children's agency UNICEF and cited interviews with 20 alleged victims. It says that UN personnel in the regional capital, Juba, have been having sex with children as young as 12 years. It has gathered information from more than 20 people who say they have been abused. The UNICEF's report suggests the UN has been aware of the abuse for over a year.
The UN has more than 10,000 police, peacekeepers and staffers from over 70 countries in southern Sudan. There have been allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers in places such as DR Congo, Haiti and Liberia, BBC says while quoting the former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan who said there would be "zero tolerance" of sexual exploitation by peacekeepers. The UN says it has investigated abuse allegations against 316 of its personnel since January 2004, 179 of whom have been disciplined.
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Sunday, December 31, 2006
Ethiopian Troops Drove Somalis Militias to the Sea
Somalis transitional government Prime Minister, Ali Mohamed Ghedi has entered the capital Mogadishu heading an armoured convoy, a day after the Somali government's troops backed by the Ethiopian troops drove the militias out of the capital city of Somalia, BBC said.
Cheering crowds lined the streets to welcome the Somalis PM, who has declared a three months period of martial law. Some Somalis threw stones as the convoy and protested against Ethiopia but they fled when the forces opened fire on the air.
Ghedi said "Today is the beginning of a new life, new stabilisation and a new future for Somalia." He told the crowds that he believes most of the so called Union of Islamic Courts (UIC) militias were destroyed in the fighting. Thousands militiamen loyal to the UIC have now fled the city towards the sea where their second stronghold lies in the port of Kismayo. One of their leaders said they will never leave Somalia.
Ghedi held talks with clan leaders. He called for their cooperation and he said "This country has experienced anarchy and in order to restore security we need a strong hand, especially with freelance militias."
Meanwhile, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyom Mesfin has flown by helicopter to Baidoa for talks. He said the situation in Somalia is stable and very promising.
The African Union has called for Ethiopian troops to leave the country, while Ghedi said the Ethiopian troops will leave when they complete their help to the government to bring stability. Security Council failed to agree on a statement calling for the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Somalia, BBC said.
News says the UN flights are due to resume to Somalia today, after being suspended during the past week because of the fighting. The UN estimates about 30,000 people have been displaced during the fighting and causalities have been high.
Earlier this month UN reports say that at least 8,000 Ethiopian troops may be in the country, while rival Eritrea is said to have deployed some 2,000 troops in support of the UIC. News said the Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki denied his country had troops deployed in Somalia.
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Cheering crowds lined the streets to welcome the Somalis PM, who has declared a three months period of martial law. Some Somalis threw stones as the convoy and protested against Ethiopia but they fled when the forces opened fire on the air.
Ghedi said "Today is the beginning of a new life, new stabilisation and a new future for Somalia." He told the crowds that he believes most of the so called Union of Islamic Courts (UIC) militias were destroyed in the fighting. Thousands militiamen loyal to the UIC have now fled the city towards the sea where their second stronghold lies in the port of Kismayo. One of their leaders said they will never leave Somalia.
Ghedi held talks with clan leaders. He called for their cooperation and he said "This country has experienced anarchy and in order to restore security we need a strong hand, especially with freelance militias."
Meanwhile, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyom Mesfin has flown by helicopter to Baidoa for talks. He said the situation in Somalia is stable and very promising.
The African Union has called for Ethiopian troops to leave the country, while Ghedi said the Ethiopian troops will leave when they complete their help to the government to bring stability. Security Council failed to agree on a statement calling for the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Somalia, BBC said.
News says the UN flights are due to resume to Somalia today, after being suspended during the past week because of the fighting. The UN estimates about 30,000 people have been displaced during the fighting and causalities have been high.
Earlier this month UN reports say that at least 8,000 Ethiopian troops may be in the country, while rival Eritrea is said to have deployed some 2,000 troops in support of the UIC. News said the Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki denied his country had troops deployed in Somalia.
Collection of some other news in different languages:
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