DON'T FORGET DARFUR IN 2011 ~ GENOCIDE and HUMANITY ~ 8 LETTER WORDS
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I made this video a year ago and posted it on January 1, 2010. And this year, today, Darfur has been - and is - neglected as a humanity-story - a government killing its own people and we call ourselves "human".
Genocide in our time is
worthy of being noticed,
worthy of being reported by our media,
worthy of having the leaders
of free nations use their political will
...to end the Darfur genocide
and put some meaning to the words
"Never Again"
. . . words we love to use
at the languishing end of each genocide
that this planet has hosted.
KHAZAN JADEED (28 Dec .) - A government aircraft on Sunday conducted an air raid in Darfur that killed 10 people, including at least five children, and wounded many more. The attack occurred in the area of Abu Deimat, south of Khazan Jadeed in South Darfur. A witness told Radio Dabanga that the raid took place at 02:00 a.m. in the morning. Among the dead was the farmer Hamada Abdelrahman Dualbeit, 30 years of old, and with his wife and his three sons and Muriam Ismail Abakr, student at the University of Nyala, in addition to her son, and Nasreddin Ahmed Bushara, and his wife and baby.
Government troops rape 2 girls in Darfur camp, terrorize refugees
Source: Radio Dabanga
Date: 28 Dec 2010
TAWILA (28 Dec .) - Government forces stationed in the area of Rwanda camp in Tawila in North Darfur raped two girls, 15 and 19 years old.
Government forces stationed in the area of Rwanda camp in Tawila in North Darfur raped two girls, 15 and 19 years old. A witness said that the forces entered Rwanda camp on Saturday, firing heavily in the air, then began breaking into shops and looting. They wounded someone in the leg with gunfire and also killed a donkey. The witness said that the displaced heard there were 200 vehicles coming from Kebkabiya to the area and they fled for protection to UNAMID camp.
Labels: 800 GENOCIDE, Don't Forget Darfur, Enough Project, George Clooney, Harvard, John Prendergast, Sandra Hammel ilovemylife, Satellite, Southern Sudan, U.N.
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