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Sudan: The Dawn on The Nile Valley "Has" Secrets To Tell!SUDAN - Behind the lines
Article words count 363 "Amnesty International" has comments on the proposal that has been laid out by President Obasnjo the Chairman of the African Union in regards to the Sudanese Darfurian issue. (The report is at the bottom of the page) The Nigerian President suggested to have an "African Panel for Criminal Justice and Reconciliation" to deal with the crimes committed by the dictatorial regime in Sudan. Paying respect to some of the African leaders, I think the proposal will undermine the International Criminal Court and protect the impunity of those responsible of the crimes. Everyone knows that, there is more than one dictator in the continent right now. Those dictators are ruling their people by iron and fire. It's more worse there than what it had been during the Fascism period in Europe. Now with this proposed African Panel, the New (Fascisti) will have a new lease of life! Ah. That is very clear, because they will compete to defend each other. Natural. In addition, this will be a miss. I am calling since more than three years and even before the Fur issue, to submit those dictators to the International Criminal Court. They have committed well known political crimes not against the Fur and the Southern people only, but against the Northern people as well. If the memories are too bad to remember, go a head and search for the political crimes committed by the first dictatorial regime in the Sudanese modern history during 1959-1964, and then of those committed during the second dictatorial regime during 1969-1985. Then come to the worse and worse of those who are ruling now since 1989. Then you probably will know who makes the devil itself a devil! If the memories are too weak, the history is not. The rebels are not innocent too. Just go to the jungle there and investigate; and do more investigation in Eritrea too. The dawn will come with great stories for the new Sudanese generation to read and take lessons. There is more to terrorism than this on the spot at the International media. People should read from the other side of the Globe, not only the other side of the midnight to wake up! Who's Khalid Osman? Do you know who Khalid Osman is? If you know, write a brief bio of Khalid Osman in the Professional People I Know Blog here. Hey, you can write about those you know by this name too. Provide full names, professional career insights and work experiences.
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Follow those links above to read more articles about Sudan. You can submit articles on Sudan at the submit articles page. Tell us what you think about this article about "Sudan": Tell us how you arrived at "SUDAN" page: Direct visit, Search Engine (enter the name of the search engine and your keyword), a Web site (URL) Take an Online Marketing Course from Search Engine College Sudan Peace for all. Continue here and subscribe to this political newsletter.. News Release Issued by the International Secretariat of Amnesty International AI Index: AFR 54/030/2005 17 March 2005 Sudan: Proposal against ICC role in Darfur undermines justice for victims Amnesty International is concerned at the proposal by President Obasanjo, Chairman of the African Union, to have an "African panel for Criminal Justice and Reconciliation" for Darfur, instead of the International Criminal Court (ICC). "This proposition undermines the confidence many countries, including Nigeria, have put in the ICC as the institution to judge the worst crimes committed in the world. Many Darfuri victims have told us that reconciliation can only happen once truth and responsibility for the crimes committed are acknowledged, perpetrators of serious crimes are brought to justice and victims receive full reparations, including compensation," Amnesty International said. The International Criminal Court, established with the strong and crucial support of many African countries, is a permanent court which is already actively investigating two situations in Africa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. It has demonstrated that it will be able to respond more quickly, more effectively and in a less costly manner than any ad hoc tribunal which would require considerable time and funding to establish. Although Sudan has not ratified the Rome Statute creating the ICC, crimes committed in Sudan can be referred to the ICC by the UN Security Council, according to Article 13(b) of the Rome Statute. "The UN Security Council is still discussing a resolution on Sudan, six weeks after the UN's own International Commission of Inquiry on Darfur recommended the ICC as the most effective way to bring justice to hundreds of thousands of victims in Darfur. The opposition of the United States, China and Algeria to the jurisdiction of the ICC over Sudan only helps to protect the impunity of those responsible for crimes against humanity and to delay any resolution of the conflict in Darfur," Amnesty International said. Background Amnesty International is not opposed to the establishment of regional international criminal courts that have full resources, are able to conduct fair trials in accordance with international law and standards, without the death penalty, and do not undermine the current International Criminal Court, whose jurisdiction has been recognized by more than half the states of the international community, including 28 African states. The African Union has yet to establish the African Court for Human and Peoples' Rights. Amnesty International is not opposed to the establishment of regional international criminal courts that have full resources, are able to conduct fair trials in accordance with international law and standards, without the death penalty, and do not undermine the current International Criminal Court, whose jurisdiction has been recognized by more than half the states of the international community, including 28 African states. The African Union has yet to establish the African Court for Human and Peoples' Rights. Visit our pages on Sudan Amnesty International Sudan page is powered by those website building and optimizing tools below. You can get them too to write about any country in the world.
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