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17.11.01, 09:27
http;//www.ushmm.org/conscience/sudan.htm
Skopiowalem ponizej tylko wstep. Wszystkim majacym troche czlowieczenstwa radze
zerknac na strone i zastanowic sie jak mozna pomoc tym ludziom. Sa to takze
nasi wspolwyznancy: chrzescijanie, ktorzy zamieszkuja te tereny, zanim Arabowie
najechali Egipt i polnoc Sudanu. A swoja droga, dlaczego Gazeta Wyborcza, tak
czula na krzywde Albanczykow w Kosowie sie tym nie interesuje?
Overview
An estimated two million people, mostly civilians, have died in Sudan and four
million have been displaced in the past 17 years as the result of civil war.
Primary responsibility for this devastation belongs to the Sudanese government,
a military regime based in the north. The principal victims include the Dinka
and Nuer peoples in southern Sudan and the Nuba of central Sudan.
The Committee's warning is based on the following government actions:
a divide-to-destroy strategy of pitting ethnic groups against each other, with
enormous loss of civilian life;
the use of mass starvation as a weapon of destruction;
toleration of the enslavement of women and children by government-allied
militias;
the incessant bombing of hospitals, clinics, schools and other civilian and
humanitarian targets;
disruption and destabilization of the communities of those who flee the war
zones to other parts of Sudan; and
widespread persecution on account of race, ethnicity and religion.
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Taken individually, each of these actions is a disaster for the victims. Taken
together, they threaten the physical destruction of entire groups.