Africa
Darfur in danger despite Bashir’s solidarity victory
Sudan’s President Omar Hassan al-Bashir parades through the street in Al Fasher, northern Darfur on March 8, 2009. Photo/REUTERS
Posted Sunday, March 15 2009 at 18:20
This means that in Darfur, if two cases of meningitis are discovered at any refugee camp or town, an emergency is declared and all camp or town residents must be vaccinated.
The bad news is that shortly before the NGOs were expelled, meningitis had been declared at some camps.
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Submitted by omukimweyiPosted March 16, 2009 02:20 PM
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Submitted by ongojo
Puppet of the chinese, a scarecrow thing!!! Listen...They came killed the neigbours dog, i did nothing, cause it was't my dog, they raped my neighbours wife, did nothing, let the wicked b..ch get bonned. Bam!!! gone is my neighbour, did nothing, I now have more space...They are coming for me now...HELP!!HELP!! but no one heeds my calls. I am the rest of african countries, watching as westerners rape sudan!! YOUR TIME WILL COME!!!
Posted March 16, 2009 08:21 AM -
Submitted by aggruy
People like Omar Hassan al-Bashir are a disgrace to humanity, i have been to Sudan city and also to the South and i tell you it is dry and hot, coupled with war and no water! i do not know how they survive. Only to watch a macho man in the name of Omar Hassan al-Bashir parading his so called arogance to the people he is suppose to help out, "that he is invinsible". Mr Omar you will be caught and handed over to face justice just like Saadam Hussein, you are not mightier than Thou!!disgraceful!!!!
Posted March 15, 2009 07:23 PM
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this whole story of Bashir and the ICC is all but a circus, no one really knows the truth as the western media engages us in what can be best described as a wild goose chase. first, why is no one pursuing George Bush for the same crimes? and secondly, can somebody convince me that prosecuting Bashir is good for the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.