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Torture Video from Darfur
Uploaded by SalemNewsSalemNews — May 26, 2010 — This video smuggled out of Umsauna, South Darfur, shows government soldiers (Government of Sudan) beating and torturing innocent civilians, asking them where JEM leaders are located.
After two days of a deadly battle, fighters from the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) managed to claim Umsauna back from the GOS, 5 days ago - the town is now in their full control.
Shocking Torture Video from Darfur
Alysha Atma Salem-News.com African Affairs Correspondent(UMSAUNA, South Darfur / PORTLAND, Oregon)
This video smuggled out of Umsauna, South Darfur, shows government soldiers (GoS) beating and torturing innocent civilians, asking them where JEM leaders are located.
After two days of a deadly battle, fighters from the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) managed to claim Umsauna back from the GOS, 5 days ago - the town is now in their full control.
On-ground sources confirmed earlier today, that the GOS 106th infantry battalion lined more than 87 vehicles and are ready roll into Umsauna tonight.
Darfur has seen a massive increase in violence.
Radio Dabanga has reported several arrests of citizens in Nyala on suspicion of belonging to rebel parties specifically JEM.
The targeted violence has many innocent families fleeing into neighboring displaced/refugee camps. These camps are already suffering extreme shortages of water and food.
A leader of the displaced people in Kalma camp in South Darfur revealed that 480 families had fled to the camp in the wake of fighting between government forces and the Justice and Equality Movement in areas of Sharq Jebel Marra, Shangil Tobayi and parts of south the railway.
The camp leader, Hussein Abu Alsharati, said that these families are living in extremely difficult conditions. He said that no one has offered to help them.
480 more families flee to Darfur's huge Kalma camp - Radio DabangaMy letter to President Obama tonight via
www.whitehouse.gov/contact/organizations
You can send your message: www.whitehouse.gov/contact
May 27, 2010
Dear President Obama,
I write to you about two important issues to me personally and globally.
The oil disaster should NOT be in the hands of BP. It is unbelievable that the government did not take this problem-solving away from BP and simply make them accountable in every way, financially, legally and criminally. As much as I supported you, Mr. Obama, for President, I am that disappointed in your handling of this crisis that has been going on for five weeks.
BP and lack of proper oversight by our government agencies allowed the present disaster in the gulf and yet you have let BP be in charge of the unending oil gushing into our planet’s waters. Rep. Charlie Melancon said more how he cared today, than this administration has demonstrated since the crisis in the gulf began.
And I am also thoroughly disappointed in your lack of interest in the Darfuris situation.
Special Envoy Gration is a disaster for the Darfuri people. And yet he remains the Special Envoy. The Sudan elections were a sham and yet your administration treats them like they are just.
It is difficult to remain calm with the inaction of our representative government on both of these issues. As a human rights activist, specifically regarding genocide prevention and intervention, and even more specifically, regarding Darfur and Sudan, I am thoroughly disgusted with this administration’s lack of engagement in the Darfuris’ plight.
The attending of al-Bashir’s May 27 inauguration by Haile Menkerios of South Africa, head of the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS), and Ibrahim Gambari of Nigeria, joint head of the African Union/UN Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) is inappropriate. Your silence is irrefutably wrong. And our USA acceptance of this election is obvious by how Gration speaks and behaves. It just makes me sick in my heart to watch our government continue the impotent handling of what goes on regarding the Darfuri people.
This video (link included) smuggled out of Umsauna, South Darfur, shows government soldiers (Government of Sudan) beating and torturing innocent civilians this week, asking them where JEM leaders are located. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zybNoI27nJI
With all due respect, I would like to see you be the leader that I was led to believe you would be.
Sincerely yours,
Sandra Hammel
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Darfur In the News
AFP: Sudan shuts door on more peace talks with Darfur rebel group. Sudan has closed the door on peace talks with Darfur's main rebel group, the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), a top negotiator said Wednesday, warning that instead its leaders will be prosecuted. Presidential adviser Ghazi Atabani told reporters that the mediators in the peace talks between JEM and the Khartoum government -- Qatar, the United Nations and the African Union -- had been notified of Khartoum's decision. JEM, one of two key Darfur rebel groups, signed a framework accord in February in Doha that was hailed by the international community as a major step toward bringing peace to the region devastated by a seven-year war. But there was no final, comprehensive peace agreement by a March 15 deadline and JEM broke off from the talks that same month claiming ceasefire violations and resumed attacking government forces.
BBC: Sudan's Omar al-Bashir is sworn in as president. Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has been sworn into office again, following his controversial win in last month's elections. President Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged war crimes in Darfur. Many international leaders stayed away from the inauguration but at least five African presidents attended the event. The UN said it was sending the heads of the two UN peacekeeping missions in the country to the ceremony. Presidents from Ethiopia, Chad, Malawi, Mauritania, and Djibouti were in the audience.
Citizen-Times: 2 Samaritan's Purse workers released, 1 still held in Sudan. Samaritan's Purse reports that two of three aid workers abducted in Sudan have been released. Here's the report posted on the Samaritan's Purse website Tuesday: Two Sudanese Samaritan's Purse workers abducted in the Darfur region last week have been released. A third staff member is still being held. Please continue to pray for continued safety and a quick release.
NPR: In Parts Of Sudan, Life Hasn't Changed In Centuries. In Sudan, voters are expected to return to the polls in January, when the South takes up a referendum on full independence from the North. But as the people of southern Sudan prepare to decide their future, it's necessary to acknowledge their present. For while some Southerners live in the 21st century, others are still in the 19th -- or in some cases, a biblical age.
Statement from Darfuris in Diaspora, North America
Regarding the latest events in Darfur
May 26, 2010
We, the undersigned Darfuris in Diaspora in North America, would like to express our gravest concern regarding the suffering of our people back home in Darfur. There are numerous indicators that lead us to believe that the international community is no longer diligently seeking a just political solution to the conflict in Darfur.
Today we see the representatives of the institutions of the international community respond to the demands of the regime in Khartoum while Darfuris bleed to death in Darfur. Over a year after General Martin Agwai, the ex- head of UNAMID, said that war in Darfur is over, the Government of Khartoum continues more fierce campaigns of aerial bombings targeting civilians and water wells. Today, following elections described by the U.S. State Department as neither free nor fair, we see delegations from the United Nations, African Union, and Arab League turn a blind eye to the killings in Darfur that were inflicted recently by the Khartoum regime while they flock to Khartoum to celebrate the inauguration of the killer as president of Sudan.
We would like to summarize here in three points the danger of such indifference by the leading players of the international community:
1) The United Nations announced that it will send the two highest ranking of its officials in Sudan to represent at AlBashir’s inaugural ceremonies in Khartoum on the 27th of May. The two top U.N. officials, Haile Menkerios, head of the U.N. Mission in Sudan (UNMIS), and Ibrahim Gambari, joint head of the African Union/U.N. Mission in Darfur (UNAMID, will celebrate with the killer in Khartoum while the blood of our relatives is spilled in Jebel Marrah and Jebel Moon. We, the sons and daughters of those whose blood is spilled there in Darfur, believe that the soft policy of the American Administration towards Sudan sent the wrong signal to the United Nation, African Union, Arab League, and other international bodies.
2) We believe that the first criterion of the international mediators in the Darfur conflict is to be honest brokers. The world witnessed and followed last week the unfolding events of the 19 hours standoff at the N’djamena’s airport in Chad. The leader of the Justice and Equality Movement, Dr. Khalil Ibrahim, was denied entry to the country, yet what was learned later was that the international mediators were pulling strings from Doha, capital of Qatar, to force the head of JEM to sit down for negotiation with the Government of Sudan. The government of Sudan has a great interest in signing meaningless agreements with Darfuri factions. We believe that the mediators are serving, knowingly or not, as tools to the Government of Sudan to suppress the Darfuri cause. In the last seven years we have seen the international mediators press the Darfuri factions to compromise and give up in return for nothing except seeing the suffering of their own people prolonged. Instead, the international mediators should be exerting pressure on the government of Sudan, the root cause of the problem in Darfur. The N’djamena standoff was part of a tactic to force all Darfuri leaders into capitulation. We condemn such acts of those mediators who, through such acts will only make matters worse in Darfur.
3) Albashir is an indicted war criminal. In the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations hearing on May 12th, U.S. Special Envoy Gration testified that the Obama Administration is pursuing "locally owned accountability and reconciliation mechanisms in light of the recommendations made by the African Union's high-level panel on Darfur." In Darfur we have millions of our people who have lost everything, including loved ones, to the genocide. The victims hope for nothing in this life but justice. Darfuris have no trust left in Gration since he uttered the words “remnants of genocide” in his early days on the job. Now we believe that this AU panel on Darfur is nothing more than an effort to let AlBashir off the hook. We will not, as Darfuris, accept any substitute to the ICC as a venue for justice for Darfur crimes.
CC to:
- Honorable Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton.
- Honorable U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Scott Gration.
- Honorable U.N. General Secretary Ban Ki-moon.
- Honorable The joint AU-UN mediator Djibril Bassolé.
- Office of the Prosecutor, International Criminal Court.
Signed by:
No Name State ةيلاولا
مسلإا
1 Mohamed E. Suliman CA أُرىفٌاو
ْاٍُّط خذافٌا ذّذِ
2 Mohamed Altom CA أُرىفٌاو
َىرٌا ذّذِ
3 Maki Ibrahim Maki TX صاظىذ
ٍىِ ُُهازتإ ٍىِ
4 Abdulrahim Khamis TX صاظىذ
ضُّخ ُُدزٌاذثع
5 Kamaldine Moustapha IN أاَذٔإ
ًفطصِ َٓذٌا ياّو
6 Tragi Mustafa Abutalib Canada اذٕو
ةٌاطىتأ ًفطصِ ٍجازذ
7 Ismail Omar Ibrahim TX صاظىذ
ُُهازتإ زّع ًُعاّطإ
8 Dr. Mohamed Hassan NE اىطازثٔ
د
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ٓظد ذّذِ
9 Bakri Gumaa NJ ٍظَزجىُٔ
حعّج يزىت
10 Aljazoli Sharif Haroun NY نرىَىُٔ
ْوراه فَزش ٌٍوشجٌا
11 Yahia Haroun TX صاظىذ
ْوراه ٍذَ
12 Basamat Ahmed Yahia GA اُجرىج
خاّظت
ذّدأ
13 Abdulgabar Sidig TX صاظىذ
كَذص راثجٌا ذثع
14 Bakhit Shata NE اىطازثٔ
حطش دُخت
15 Dr. Adam Omar Ismail NE اىطازثٔ
د
.
زّع َدأ
16 Eizaldin Mohamed Yahia TX صاظىذ
ٍذَ ذّذِ َٓذٌا شع
17 Adam Abdallah AZ أوشَرأ
اللهذثع َدآ
18 Mohamed Adam Ali CO ودارىٍو
ًٍع َدآ ذّذِ
19 Abdulrahman Shata NE اىطازثٔ
حطش ّٓدزٌاذثع
20 Alnaim Adam TX صاظىذ
َدآ ُُعٌٕا
21 Mohamed Adam Sharaf AZ أوشَرأ
فزش ذّذِ
22 Abubaker Atim TX صاظىذ
ُُذأ زىتىتأ
23 Gedo Hassan AZ أوشَرأ
ٓظد وذج
24 Dulalbait Hassan AZ أوشَرأ
ًطىِ دُثٌا ىض
25 Nusaiba Abass TX صاظىذ
صاثع حثُظٔ
26 Douri Hamid Wadi TN ٍظٕذ
ٌداو ذِاد ٌرود
27 Mahialdin Abakar Suliman PA أُافٍظٕت
ْاٍُّط زىتأ َٓذٌا ٍذِ
28 Alrayah Hamid Wadi TN ٍظٕذ
ٌداو ذِاد خَزٌا
29 Ahmed Omar Tuls TX صاظىذ
ضٍذ زّع ذّدأ
30 Adam Idriss TX صاظىذ
ضَردإ َدأ
31 Khalid Handhel TX صاظىذ
ًظٕد ذٌاخ
32 Mohamed babiker TX صاظىذ
زىتات ذّذِ
33 Adam Babiker AZ أوشَرأ
زىتات َدأ
34 Babiker Babiker TX صاظىذ
زىتات زىتات
35 Khalil Mohamed TX صاظىذ
ذّذِ ًٍُخ
36 Abdulrazig Ibrahim TX صاظىذ
ُُهازتإ قاسزٌاذثع
37 Ibrahim Abdulrahman TX صاظىذ
ّٓدزٌاذثع ُُهازتإ
38 Alsadig Gerbreel TX صاظىذ
ًَزثج قداصٌا
39 Eng. Ibrahim Abdulrahman TX صاظىذ
صذٕهٌّا
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ّٓذٌاذثع ُُهازتإ
40 Abdulgader Adam TX صاظىذ
َدآ راثجٌاذثع
41 Ahmed Omar Khatir TX صاظىذ
زطاخ زّع ذّدأ
42 Hamid Husain Hajar GA اُجرىج
زجد ُٓظد ذِاد
43 Ibrahim Shata NE اىطازثٔ
حطش ُُهازتإ
44 Abdulaziz Babiker TX صاظىذ
زىتات شَشعٌاذثع
45 Ahmed Yahia Abdallah GA اُجرىج
اللهذثع ٍذَ ذّدأ
46 Hawa Ahmed GA اُجرىج
ذّدأ ءاىد
47 Sidig Abdahalla Abdulkarim TX صاظىذ
َُزىٌاذثع اللهذثع كَذص
48 Abubaker Saleh TX صاظىذ
خٌاص زىتىتأ
49 Suliman Abdulrahim TX صاظىذ
ُُدزٌاذثع ْاٍُّط
50 Ibrahim Shogar TX صاظىذ
رالىش ُُهازتإ
51 Sidig Idriss TX صاظىذ
ضَردإ كَذص
52 Abdallah Mohamed TX صاظىذ
ذّذِ اللهذثع
53 Ahmed Ishag TX صاظىذ
كذطإ ذّدأ
54 Mousa Thour TX صاظىذ
رىث ًطىِ
55 Bashir Gamous TX صاظىذ
صىِاج زُشت
56 Hussain Ibrahim TX صاظىذ
ُُهازتإ ُٓظد
57 Omar Bursham TX صاظىذ
ُشزت زّع
58 Ahmed Mohamed Abdelkarim TX صاظىذ
َُزىٌاذثع ذّذِ ذّدأ
59 Omar Mohamed TX صاظىذ
ذّذِ زّع
60 Adam Abdallah MI ْاجشرُِ
اللهذثع َدآ
61 Abdallah Osman TX صاظىذ
ْاّثع اللهذثع
62 Adam Mohamed Osman TX صاظىذ
ْاّثع ذّذِ َدأ
63 Mohamed Abdallah Haroun TX صاظىذ
ْوراه اللهذثع ذّذِ
64 Adam Hassan Tubaz TX صاظىذ
ساتىذ ٓظد ذّدأ
65 Ahmed Mohamed Arbab TX صاظىذ
باترأ ذّذِ ذّدأ
66 Gumaa Abdahlla TX صاظىذ
اللهذثع حعّج
67 Bushara Ishag TX صاظىذ
كذطإ جراشت
68 Alzubair Altahir TX صاظىذ
زهاطٌا زُتشٌا
69 Khalil Bahar TX صاظىذ
زذت ًٍُخ
70 Ahmed Alshaik TX صاظىذ
ذّدأ
خُشٌا
71 Faisal Ishag TX صاظىذ
كذطإ ًصُف
72 Ridwan Idriss Issa TX صاظىذ
ًظُع ضَردإ ْاىضر
73 Suad Idriss Issa TX صاظىذ
ًظُع ضَردإ داعط
74 Yasir Mohamed TX صاظىذ
ذّذِ زطاَ
75 Soubhi Abdulatif TX صاظىذ
فُطٌٍاذثع ٍذثص
76 Alsadig Mohamed Hassan TX صاظىذ
ٓظد ذّذِ قداصٌا
77 Mohamed Osman TX صاظىذ
ْاّثع ذّذِ
78 Esam Eldin Omar NY نرىَىُٔ
زّع َٓذٌا َاصع
79 Alamaldin Adam NY نرىَىُٔ
َدآ َٓذٌا ٍُع
80 Abdalla Ali NY نرىَىُٔ
ٍٍع اللهذثع
81 Suliman Awadalla TX صاظىذ
الله ضىع ْاٍُّط
82 Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Tirab NH زُشِاهىُٔ
د
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بازُذ ذّدأ ذّذِ
83 Adeeb Yousif CA اذٕو
فطىَ ةَدأ
84 Mubarak Ishag TX صاظىذ
كذطإ نراثِ
85 Abdulrahman Ahmed TX صاظىذ
ذّدأ ّٓدزٌاذثع
86 Abdulhalim Adam Abdulkarim OH ىَاهوأ
َُزىٌاذثع َدآ ٍُُذٌاذثع
87 Sidig Younis OH ىَاهوأ
كَذص
ضٔىَ
88 Omaima Abdulla NE اىطازثٔ
اللهذثع حُِّأ
89 Abdulbagi Ismail NE اىطازثٔ
ًُعاّطإ ٍلاثٌاذثع
90 Abdullah Ismail NE اىطازثٔ
ًُعاّطإ اللهذثع
91 Abdulrazig Sabeel Abdalla NE اىطازثٔ
اللهذثع ًُثط قسازٌاذثع
92 Adam Sabeel Abdalla NE اىطازثٔ
اللهذثع ًُثط َدآ
93 Ibrahim Abdalla UT اذىَ
اللهذثع ُُهازتإ
94 Mansour Ishag TN ٍظٕذ
كذطإ رىصِٕ
95 Mohamed Abakar UT اذىَ
زىتأ ذّذِ
96 Hanan Atim NE اىطازثٔ
ُُذأ ْإد
97 Gamal Adam NE اىطازثٔ
َدآ ياّج
98 Aldouma Abdalla NE اىطازثٔ
اللهذثع حِوذٌا
99 Hassanain Suliman NE اىطازثٔ
ْاٍُّط ُٕٓظد ذّذِ
100 Issa Ziada NE اىطازثٔ
جداَس ًظُع
101 Abass Khamis NE اىطازثٔ
ضُّخ صاثع
102 Ibrahim Adam NE اىطازثٔ
َدآ ُُهازتإ
103 Abdalla Khamis UT اذىَ
ضُّخ اللهذثع
104 Suliman Hassan UT اذىَ
ٓظد ْاٍُّط
105 Abubaker Hassan Adam GA اُجرىج
َدآ ٓظد زىتىتأ
106 Salah Norain AZ أوشَرأ
َٓرىٔ حلاص
107 Abdulmunim Adam GA اُجرىج
َدآ ُعٌّٕاذثع
108 Adam Khatir UT اذىَ
زطاخ َدآ
109 Sultan Mohamed Haroun TX صاظىذ
ْوراه ذّذِ ْاطٍظٌا
110 Ahmed Mohamed Mousa TX صاظىذ
ًطىِ ذّذِ ذّدأ
111 Abass Gumaa TX صاظىذ
حعّج صاثع
112 Mohamed Abdulrahman TX صاظىذ
ّٓدزٌاذثع ذّذِ
113 Yagoub Adam NE اىطازثٔ
َدآ بىمعَ
114 Arbab Abdulrasoul NE اىطازثٔ
يىطزٌاذثع باترأ
115 Babiker Abdulrasoul NE اىطازثٔ
يىطزٌاذثع زىتات
116 Babiker Abakar Mousa GA اُجرىج
ًطىِ زىتأ زىتات
117 Ibrahim Adam NE اىطازثٔ
َدآ ُُهازتإ
118 Mousa Adam NE اىطازثٔ
َدآ ًطىِ
119 Zainab Abouh NE اىطازثٔ
ٖىتأ ةَٕس
120 Ahmed Mohamed NE اىطازثٔ
ذّذِ ذّدأ
121 Aydah Adam NE اىطازثٔ
َدآ ًذَ
122 Zainab Khamis NE اىطازثٔ
ضُّخ ةَٕس
123 Nasurldin Khamis NE اىطازثٔ
ضُّخ َٓذٌا زصٔ
124 Faisal Ali Abakar NY نرىَىُٔ
زىتأ ًٍع ًصُف
125 Altaib Ibrahim CA اذٕو
ُُهازتإ ةُطٌا
126 Ibrahim Abdalla UT اذىَ
اللهذثع ُُهازتإ
127 Adam Suliman GA اُجرىج
ْاٍُّط َدآ
128 Osman Dawood GA اُجرىج
دوؤاد ْاّثع
129 Ahmed Abakar UT اذىَ
زىتأ ذّدأ
130 Hamid Alrayah MI ْاجشرُِ
خَزٌا ذِاد
131 Abubaker Adam Altahir Alaska اىظٌأ
زهاطٌا َدآ زىتىتأ
132 Abdulkarim Mohamed TX صاظىذ
ذّذِ َُزىٌاذثع
133 Dr. Suliman Ismail NY نرىَىُٔ
د
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ًُعاّطإ ْاٍُّط
134 Alsadig Gumaa Canada اذٕو
حعّج قداصٌا
135 Dr. Abdulgabar Adam PA أُافٍظٕت
د
.
َدآ راثجٌاذثع
136 Garalnabi Abass Absakeen PA أُافٍظٕت
ُٓىطىتأ صاثع ٍثٌٕا راج
137 Niemat Ahmadi DC
ٌد ٓطٕشاو
ٍط
ٌاذّدأ خاّعٔ
138 Mohamed Idriss Khamis NC
زرىٔ
إٌُوراو
ضُّخ ضَردإ ذّذِ
139 Abdulatif Omar Malik NY نرىَىُٔ
هٌاِ زّع فُطٌٍاذثع
140 Ahmed Ali Harry NY نرىَىُٔ
ٌزه ًٍع ذّدأ
141 Mohamed Adam Yahia VA إُُجزُف
ٍذَ َدآ ذّذِ
142 Gumaa Harry NY نرىَىُٔ
ٌزه حعّج
143 Ismail Jali MD ذٔلاَزُِ
ًُعاّطإ
ٌٍاج
144 Fakheraldin Altijani Ali NY نرىَىُٔ
ٍٍع ٍٔاجُرٌا َٓذٌا زخف
145 Mustafa Haroun NY نرىَىُٔ
ْوراه ًفطصِ
146 Mohamed Haroun NY نرىَىُٔ
ْوراه ذّذِ
147 Abdalla Ashor IA اىَإ
رىشاع اللهذثع
148 Alsadig Ashor IA اىَأ
رىشاع قداصٌا
149 Bakri Abdalla Canada اذٕو
اللهذثع ٌزىت
150 Adam Hassan AZ أوشَرأ
ٓظد َدآ
151 Suliman Abdalla Hassan UT اذىَ
ٓظد اللهذثع ْاٍُّط
152 Salah Eldin Zakaria Arbab ME ُِٓ
باترأ اَزوس َٓذٌا حلاص
153 Alfadil Zakaria ME ُِٓ
اَزوس ًضافٌا
154 Najumldeen Zakaria ME ُِٓ
اَزوس َٓذٌا ُجٔ
155 Elyas Zakaria ME ُِٓ
اَزوس صاٌُإ
156 Abdulsalam Hassan ME ُِٓ
ٓظد َلاظٌا ذثع
157 Babiker Boush ME ُِٓ
عىت زىتات
158 Ali Mudeer ME ُِٓ
زَذِ ًٍع
159 Salah Dahia SC
زواط
إٌُوراو
حُذض خٌاص
160 Kaltom Khamis NE اىطازثٔ
ضُّخ َىرٍو
161 Salma Ahmed TX صاظىذ
ذّدأ ٍٍّط
162 Abdalla Khamis UT اذىَ
ضُّخ اللهذثع
163 Salahaldin Abdalla MI ْاجشرُِ
اللهذثع َٓذٌا حلاص
164 Ahmed Mohamed TX صاظىذ
ذّذِ ذّدأ
165 Thourya Adam Issa IN أاَذٔإ
ًظُع َدآ اَزث
166 Fatima Haroun PA أُافٍظٕت
ْوراه حّطاف
167 Abdulrahman Fadoul TX صاظىذ
ًضف ّٓدزٌاذثع
168 Muntasir Nasir GA اُجرىج
زصأ زصرِٕ
169 Abdalla Mousa VA إُُجزُف
ًطىِ اللهذثع
170 Idriss Abdulrasoul Alaska اىظٌأ
يىطزٌاذثع ضَردإ
171 Dr. Adam Mohamed Ahmed VA إُُجزُف
د
.
ذّدأ ذّذِ َدآ
172 Dawood Saleh NJ ٍظَزجىُٔ
خٌاص دوؤاد
173 Dr. Ismail Abdalla MD ذٔلاَزُِ
د
.
اللهذثع ًُعاّطإ
174 Ibrahim Idam AZ أوشَرأ
َدآ ُُهازتإ
175 Mohamed Tajaldin NE اىطازثٔ
ذّذِ
َٓذٌا جاذ
176 Abubaker Ahmed Abakar NE اىطازثٔ
زىتأ ذّدأ زىتات
177 Mujahid Adam CA أُرىفٌاو
َدآ ذهاجِ
178 Shakir Abdolrasoul KY ٍوارٕو
يىطزٌاذثع زواش
179 Awadia Nyam NY نرىَىُٔ
َأُ حُضىع
180 Amira Mohamed MN اذىظُِٕ
ذّذِ ج زُِأ
181 Hamza Adam NY نرىَىُٔ
َدآ جشّد
182 Ahmed Suliman NY نرىَىُٔ
ْاٍُّط ذّدأ
183 Ramadan KY ٍوارٕو
ٍوارٕو ْاضِر
Darfurain Associations State ةيلاولا
ةيروفرادلا طباورلا
1 Darfurain Associations in Dallas TX صاظىذ
صلاد حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
2 Darfurian Associations in Phonix AZ أوشَرأ
ضىُٕف حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
3 Darfurian Associations in Toscon AZ أوشَرأ
ْىطىط حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
4 Darfurian Associations in Fort Wayne IN أاَذٔإ
خرىف حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
َٓو
5 Darfurain Associations in New York NY نرىَىُٔ
حطتار
نرىَىُٕت رىفراد ءإتإ
6 Darfurian Associations in Salt Lake City UT اذىَ
هٌُ دٌىط حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
ٍرُط
7 Darfurian Association in Houston TX صاظىذ
ٓرطىُه حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
8 Darfurian Association inDenver CO ودارىٍو
زفَٕد حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
9 Darfurian Association in Atlanta GA اُجرىج
اطٍٕطأ حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
10 Darfurian Association in Omaha NE اىطازثٔ
اهاِوأ حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتا حطتار
11 Darfurian Associaiton in Lincoln NE اىطازثٔ
ٌٓىىٌُٕ حَٕذّت رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
12 Darfurian Association in Alaska AK اىظٌأ
رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
13 Darfurian Association in SD SD اذىواد زواث
رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
14 Darfurian Assciation in NC NC
زرىٔ
إٌُوراو
رىفراد ءإتأ حطتار
Organizations
تامظنملا
1
Western Darfur Aid relief
Organization. TX صلاد
-
حثاغلإاو حَاعزٌٍ ْادىظٌا بزغ حّظِٕ
صاظىذ
2 Darfur Self-reliance Education CA أُرىفٌُاو
ٍذاذٌا ٍُعرٌٍ رىفراد حّظِٕ
3 Damanga Organization DC
ٌد ٓطٕشاو
ٍط
امٕتد حّظِٕ
4
Darfurian organization for Human
rights PA اُفٌدلاف
-
أُافٍظٕت
ْاظٔلإا قىمذٌ رىفراد حّظِٕ
5 Care organization for Unity & Dev. GA
اطٍٕطأ
-
اُجرىج
حُّٕرٌاو جذدىٌٍ حَاعزٌا حّظِٕ
6 Darfur Progress Organization TX
صاظىذ
صلاد حَٕذّت رىفراد حضهٔ حّظِٕ
7 Mayram Dar organization MN اذىظِٕ
ضٌىتإُِ حَٕذّت راد َزُِ حّظِٕ
8 Federal Democratic Collation NY اىَزِأ ةرىِ
ٍطازمَّذٌا ٌٍارذُفٌا فٌاذرٌا
9 Sudan liberation Movement NY اىَزِأ ةرىِ
ْادىظٌا زَزذذ حوزد
10 Equality & Justices Movement NE اىَزِأ ةرىِ
جاواظٌّاو يذعٌا حوزد
Source: savedarfurma.org
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