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evol | 07.02.2005 12:54 | London | World

Darfur - UN is all words, no action

Appeal for Contributions to Voice at LARC Phone bill: Management are demanding immediate payment of phone bill of calls to Sudan and other African countries

LARC, An institution criticised by WEZ before their expulsion, for institutional racism, is now picking on the only other openly non-christian group The Voice Refugee Forum for immediate payment of its phone bill for calls to Sudan Somalia and other African countries

Please assist by sending contributions towards the £150 phone bill to LARC, 62 Fieldgate Street, London E1 1ES (see  http://londonarc.org ) and be sure to clearly mark your envelope or cheque (on the back) FOR VOICE REFUGEE FUND so that greedy beurocrats don't eat it up!!!!

FOR ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF INSCIDIOUS RACIST CHRISTIAN PROPOGANDA, HERE'S THATCHEL: REMEMBER FOLKS! WE ARE LIVING AND DYING IN A WHITE CHRISTIAN COUNTRY: FIGHT DA POWA!!!!!!

“The new UN report on Darfur is all words and no action. It is a cruel betrayal of black Africans who are being slaughtered by Arab Islamists. These killings are racially motivated and the UN’s failure to condemn them as genocide is craven appeasement of the Sudanese government and the Janjaweed militia,” said human rights campaigner, Peter Tatchell, a member of the ad hoc Darfur Solidarity Campaign.

Darfur - UN is all words, no action

Call for peace-keepers, sanctions & no-fly zone

Arab Islamists guilty of ethnic cleansing black Africans

London, UK – 4 February 2005

“The new UN report on Darfur is all words and no action. It is a cruel betrayal of black Africans who are being slaughtered by Arab Islamists. These killings are racially motivated and the UN’s failure to condemn them as genocide is craven appeasement of the Sudanese government and the Janjaweed militia,” said human rights campaigner, Peter Tatchell, a member of the ad hoc Darfur Solidarity Campaign.

“The UN’s condemnation of the mass killing, torture and rape in Darfur doesn’t go far enough. Saying the human rights abuses merit prosecution by the International Criminal Court at some point in the future does nothing to halt the current massacres. The UN must initiate an immediate four-point action plan to stop the slaughter and starvation:

• “Enforce a no-fly zone over Darfur to halt the Sudanese bombing of African villages
• “Send into Darfur a 15,000-strong peace-keeping force to protect the civilian population and aid workers, and to keep the warring factions apart
• “Provide food, clothing and shelter to the victims of the conflict
• “Impose sanctions against the Sudanese government leaders and the leaders of the Janjaweed militia, including an arms embargo and an assets freeze

“Islamist Arab racists are responsible for the genocide in Darfur. They are slaughtering black Africans in a deliberate policy of ethnic cleansing.

“The best hope for Darfur is ending the Islamist military regime in Khartoum. Without a government committed to democracy and human rights, there can be no freedom and social justice for the people of Sudan and Darfur. All Sudanese - Arabs and Africans, northerners and southerners - have a common interest in overthrowing the Islamist military dictatorship.

“It is time the international community stopped wringing its hands and started taking action to halt the mass killing and starvation in Darfur.

“Darfur is a needless, preventable humanitarian tragedy, caused by the complacency and inaction of the United Nations, the African Union and European Union.”

“It is estimated that 50,000 African Sudanese have been murdered since 2003 by the Sudan armed forces and the Arab Janjaweed militia. A further 1.5 million have fled their homes, fearful of being massacred,” said Mr Tatchell.

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