محاكمة البشير في نيويورك ....!

Quote: Friends, We need you to get involved more in this innique opportunity for all of us to put the regime on trial..... We need the following: 1. Eye witnesses on any mass killing in Sudan: Kobbum, Wadi Salih massacres, Jbel Marra massacres, etc. if you were not an eye-witnesses could you provide more info on any of the regime's massa killings 2. Eye-witnesses or info on the Juba Massacre of June 1992 which was ordered by Ibrahim Shamsaddin, Elfatih Erwa, and another person. 3. Crimes in the Nuba Mountain...

Quote: Juba City Massacre (Southern Sudan) of June 1992 (HRW reported it in their 1996 book :Behind the Red Line http://hrw.org/reports/1996/Sudan.htm. This was also briefly mentioned here: http://www.sudanupdate.org/HISTORY/chron.htm; and http://www.survivorsrightsinternational.org/sri_news/SR...sacre%20of%201992%22. Also was mentioned in the State dept report of 1995: http://dosfan.lib.uic.edu/ERC/democracy/1995_hrp_report...rt_africa/Sudan.html. Our inquiry should be on whether the Fact Finding Committee established by the GOS (under pressure from UN) disclosed its finding. · Any information on the Kubum/Kutum massacre of 2005 in West Darfur · Secret GOS-organized torture centers in Sudan 1989-present.

Quote: Abdelelah Zomrawi- (Judge) Served as a Civil Judge in Sudan from 1983-1989, presiding over civil, criminal, and administrative cases. Worked as an Arabic linguist for the U.S. Dept. of Defense from 2002-2005. Worked as Legal Coordinator for Vive Inc., a refugee organization, providing legal services for asylees and refugees. Eithar Abutaha-Judge Sudanese lawyer and member of the New York Bar Association. Secretary of the Sudanese Community of Greater Philadelphia Works with Sudanese torture survivors in the U.S. David M. Crane -Judge Formerly, Chief Prosecutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, an international war crimes tribunal. Currently, Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at Syracuse University College of Law. David Kilgour-Prosecutor Member of the Canadian House of Commons since 1979. Instrumental in Canadian foreign policy in multilateral peacekeeping and peace-building efforts. Active in theadvancement of human rights in countries around the world. Michael Sharf-Judge One of the nation’s leading experts in the field of international criminal law. Nominated for the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize by six governments. Chief Prosecutor of an international criminal tribunal. Beth Van Schaak -Prosecutor Worked with the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia. Worked with the Center for Justice and Accountability, a non-profit law firm dedicated to the representation of victims of torture and other grave human rights abuses. Served as the legal advisor to the Documentation Center of Cambodia. Currently Assistant Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law.

Quote: سكون عيون موطني ظنون زمان موطني يعانق المنون... up لمحاكمه البشير في نيويورك.. up

Quote: "جرائم شنيعة ترتكب في السـودان،الآن. إنها وصمة في ضمير العالم، وتحديداً في القارة الأفريقية، خاصةً بعد وقت قليل جداً من ذكرى رواندا التي مازالت تخيم علينا في تلك القارة، وستظل تتناوش العالم كله أيضاً.. أنها مسألة وقت للمجتمع الدولي قبل تحمُّل كامل مسؤوليته في السودان ." وول سوينكا، كاتب مسرحي نيجيري، وحائز على جائزة نوبل في الأدب. محاكمة الإبادة الجماعية: المحكمة المدنية العالمية للسودان “A heinous crime is going on in the Sudan, even as we’re talking now. And it’s a blot on the conscience of the world and particularly on the African continent, especially so soon after the Rwanda memory still haunts us on that continent and should haunt the entire world as well… it’s about time, I think, that the international community accepted its full responsibilities in the Sudan.” - Wole Soyinka, Nigerian playwright and Nobel Prize laureate

Quote: رائد / الفاتح خالد خليل الدفعة: 28 مكان الإقامة : كوستي

Quote: Up.. .Quote: "جرائم شنيعة ترتكب في السـودان،الآن. إنها وصمة في ضمير العالم، وتحديداً في القارة الأفريقية، خاصةً بعد وقت قليل جداً من ذكرى رواندا التي مازالت تخيم علينا في تلك القارة، وستظل تتناوش العالم كله أيضاً.. أنها مسألة وقت للمجتمع الدولي قبل تحمُّل كامل مسؤوليته في السودان ." وول سوينكا، كاتب مسرحي نيجيري، وحائز على جائزة نوبل في الأدب. محاكمة الإبادة الجماعية: المحكمة المدنية العالمية للسودان “A heinous crime is going on in the Sudan, even as we’re talking now. And it’s a blot on the conscience of the world and particularly on the African continent, especially so soon after the Rwanda memory still haunts us on that continent and should haunt the entire world as well… it’s about time, I think, that the international community accepted its full responsibilities in the Sudan.” - Wole Soyinka, Nigerian playwright and Nobel Prize laureate Thanks to Adlan Abdelaziz for doing the translation... Next Week, you will see the list of Judges particpating in this Traila of al-Bashir... At least Two Sudanese Judges are part of the panel... Guess who? it's a big surprise...

Quote: read here part of the judges who are participating in the Tribunal of al-Bashir Quote: Abdelelah Zomrawi- Judge Served as a Civil Judge in Sudan from 1983-1989, presiding over civil, criminal, and administrative cases. Worked as an Arabic linguist for the U.S. Dept. of Defense from 2002-2005. Worked as Legal Coordinator for Vive Inc., a refugee organization, providing legal services for asylees and refugees. Eithar Abutaha-Judge Sudanese lawyer and member of the New York Bar Association. Secretary of the Sudanese Community of Greater Philadelphia Works with Sudanese torture survivors in the U.S. David M. Crane -Judge Formerly, Chief Prosecutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, an international war crimes tribunal. Currently, Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at Syracuse University College of Law. David Kilgour-Prosecutor Member of the Canadian House of Commons since 1979. Instrumental in Canadian foreign policy in multilateral peacekeeping and peace-building efforts. Active in theadvancement of human rights in countries around the world. Michael Sharf-Judge One of the nation’s leading experts in the field of international criminal law. Nominated for the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize by six governments. Chief Prosecutor of an international criminal tribunal. Beth Van Schaak -Prosecutor Worked with the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia. Worked with the Center for Justice and Accountability, a non-profit law firm dedicated to the representation of victims of torture and other grave human rights abuses. Served as the legal advisor to the Documentation Center of Cambodia. Currently Assistant Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law. read more : http://www.judgmentongenocide.org/participants.html

Quote: The International Criminal Court The UN's top human rights official, Louise Arbour, said the International Criminal Court should be visibly present on the ground in Darfur. Though there have been ICC missions to Khartoum, there have been none to the Darfur region; Arbour stressed that dangers in the area should not prevent the court from pursuing its mandate. Judge Philippe Kirsch, President of the ICC, nonetheless restated the difficulties the court is having conducting investigations during the ongoing conflict in Darfur. The court is working through a field office in Chad which, closed earlier this year, has been re-opened but is now operating under heavy safety precautions.