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Africa Horn
African and Islamic Nations Shield Sudan at UN Rights Meeting
2006-12-14
By Patrick Goodenough - CNSNews.com Managing Editor
(Update: The Human Rights Council on Wednesday passed a compromise resolution that expressed "concern regarding the seriousness of the human rights and humanitarian situation in Darfur" and called for five "highly qualified persons," along with a U.N. expert on human rights in Sudan, to investigate. The resolution did not criticize the Sudanese government.)

(CNSNews.com) - U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan has urged the world body's human rights watchdog in Geneva to send a clear message that the "nightmare" in Sudan's Darfur must stop, but for many of the nations considering the crisis, his appeal seemed to have fallen on deaf ears.
Posted by:anonymous5089

#2  The US should have divided Sudan into two (or three) as a warning to the middle east that we no longer consider randomly drawn European borders as sacred. Positioned correctly we could have gotten the support for a large portion of sub-sahara Africa for such a move to defend the blacks against the Arabs after over a decade of abuse and civil war.
Posted by: rjschwarz   2006-12-14 11:03  

#1  "neo-provincial agendas"

The new buzzword for 2007-any agenda born in Western places like "New York or Geneva" that would actually force Islamic governments to stop killing blacks.

"Human rights machinery". Machinery? With every word uttered and every brain-numbing madrassah filled to capacity, Pakistan distinguishes itself as most idiotic of the globe's nations.
Posted by: Jules   2006-12-14 08:13  

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