On 2 Jul 2004, at 7:09, Sinichi Kudo wrote:
> Ahhh..! udah gak bisa nguasai sudan tebar fitnah macem2, udah pada
> keabisan akal eh cara terkutuk dipake, jadi inget masa perang
> diponegoro dulu
Sinichi Kudo yang adalah salah satu juara cuap-cuap ini kembali
pentang bacot kayak nonok bebek yang baru dientotin monyet
bonobo...
Sembari memamerkan kebiadabannnya: saat mayat orang Islam
bergelimpangan dibunuhi orang Islam di Darfur, dia tuduh orang
lain menyebar fitnah...
Orang ini, saya bilagn dan saya ulang: adalah mansuia nista.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Jusfiq HADJAR
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:54 PM
> Subject: [islamkristen] Arab Militia Declare Blacks Their Slaves
> in Darfur
>
>
>
> Arab Militia Declare Blacks Their Slaves in Darfur
> AASG concerned by 'abductions' occurring in war-torn western
> region of Sudan By: Tommy Calvert, Jr.
>
>
> By AFP
> While recent reports have drawn attention to the flood of refugees
> escaping the Darfur region of Sudan into Chad as a result of the
> war between government and rebel forces, they have largely
> downplayed the accounts of abductions coming from this western
> region of Sudan. Black Muslims from Darfur have told how friends
> and family were abducted by the Government of Sudan and its allied
> Arab militia forces and potentially exploited into slavery.
> Reports have also described the abduction of humanitarian workers.
>
>
> By AFP
> According to the United Nations, Darfur has quickly become one of
> the worst humanitarian disaster zones in the world. By
> conservative estimates, 700,000 people have been displaced from
> their homes and at least 3,000 but as many as 30,000 have been
> killed over the past year. In addition, food and medical aid have
> been cut off as part of the government's genocidal campaign to
> wipe out the black, traditionally Muslim Fur, Masalit, and Zaghawa
> communities.
>
> Yet this tragedy has been compounded by the apparent rejuvenation
> of the government's use of murahilin and Arab militia forces known
> as "Janjawid" (armed men on horses) to enslave black "enemies of
> the state."
>
> According to a Feb. 3 Amnesty International report, "the rhetoric
> used by the Janjawid as reported by refugees shows that the
> conflict is rapidly taking on a racial note. The attackers
> portray themselves as 'Arabs,' the civilians being attacked are
> called 'blacks' or even 'slaves.'"
>
> In Amnesty's report, they state they are "concerned that these
> individuals may have 'disappeared,'" a frequent euphemism for mass
> killings. Given the regime's past support of slave raids in other
> parts of Sudan, AASG is calling for an investigation to determine
> if abductees were murdered or enslaved.
>
>
> By AFP
> A farmer from Kishkish, Darfur described to human rights monitors
> what the militia told villagers: "you are black and you are
> opponents. You are our slaves, the Darfur region is in our hands
> and you are our herders."
>
> Another civilian attacked in Jafal, Darfur corroborated reports of
> war crimes saying the Arabs proclaimed, "you are opponents to the
> regime, we must crush you. As you are black, you are like slaves.
> Then all the Darfur region will be in our hands. The government
> is on our side."
>
> Though both the Arabs and blacks in Darfur are Muslim and the
> Koran prohibits the enslavement of fellow Muslims, the
> manipulation of differences among groups in Sudan has been a tool
> used by the Sudanese government over the last two decades.
>
>
> By AFP
> If the Government of Sudan has the best interests of its people in
> mind, if it isn't complicit in the atrocities happening in Darfur,
> they will have no problems allowing the international community
> immediate and full access to investigate whether those abducted
> have been enslaved.
>
> The history of war and abductions in Sudan, coupled with the
> accounts of victims fleeing Janjawid, should prompt anti-slavery
> activists to fear that many of the abductees have not simply
> "disappeared," but have become victims of the government's
> campaign of forced labor.
>
> In 1983, the Sudanese government reintroduced a 1,000-year-old
> practice of conducting slave raids against the black Africans in
> Southern Sudan who are Christian and animists. Raids in Southern
> Sudan continued until approximately one year ago. More than 2
> million people have died in this 20-year civil war that erupted
> between north and south Sudan, and more than 5 million people are
> displaced.
>
> Today, tens of thousands of blacks from southern Sudan remain in
> bondage after two decades of civil war. As the government and the
> southern rebels strive to reach a peace agreement, AASG feels the
> government's actions in the West emphasize the need for the peace
> accord to call for emancipation of those enslaved.
>
> What is happening in Darfur is exactly why the emancipation of the
> slaves must be taken up at the peace negotiations. The government
> has no plans to stop enslaving blacks in Sudan nor does it have a
> history of freeing the slaves without international pressure.
> That is why we will continue to be the watchdog on this issue but
> you can make a difference by sending our campaign message to the
> White House demanding that they not turn a blind eye to the plight
> of Southern Sudan's slaves after you take part in this campaign.
>
>
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