Sudanese Refugees Victims of Air Raid
Report by Joe DeCapua
VOA News
تقرير صوتي خاص بإعتقال المهندس محمد حسن عالم البوشي by Safia Alarifi
وزارة الخارجية الأمريكية تعرب عن قلقها على مصير محمد حسن عالم البوشي وتقول ان سفارتها في الخرطوم بدأت اتصالات حثيثة مع الحكومة السودانية للكشف عن مصيره.
VOA’s Joe De Capua report on satellite images
Interview with Nathaniel Raymond, head of the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, which analyzes the satellite images
Sudan has been accused of lying over the bombing of a refugee camp in neighbouring South Sudan.
The UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) said that at least two bombs were dropped on a camp on Thursday, an accusation that has been denied by Sudan
The United States says that denial is a blatant lie
Gerry Adams reports
Duration: 2’36
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Blue Nile State Conflict Could Have Multiple Effects
VOA’s John Tanza reached John Ashworth ( peace and security advisor to the Sudan Ecumenical Council ) in Nairobi, Kenya – 2 Sept 2011
An exclusive interview, the SSLA’s leader Major General Bapiny Montyuil told the BBC’s James Copnall in Khartoum, Sudan
Rebels are accused of destabilising South Sudan – but where do the weapons come from? Could the fate of one African immigrant topple the government in the Netherlands? Politicians divided over what to do about a teenage Angolan asylum seeker. After 30 years the city of Algiers finally rolls out its underground rail system. And we visit the 9th edition of Bamako Encounters, the African Photography Biennial, in Mali.
By Adam Bemma
The 8th edition of the jhr Rights Report examines the International Criminal Court’s case against Sudan President, Omar Bashir. A year after the ICC indicted Bashir on charges of genocide for his role in the Darfur conflict, what’s the international community doing to apprehend him?
The Rights Report goes to Africa to hear from jhr correspondent Prince Minkah in Accra, Ghana and also takes a minute to discuss the digital divide that technologically separates the rich from the poor of the world.
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Title:- The Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis in South Kordofan
Creator:- Hedlund, James
Date:- 12.07.2011
Duration:- 00:24:22 (hh:mm:ss)
Type:- Sound/Interview
Language:- English
Description:-James Hedlund, an independent analyst on Sudan and freelance adviser supporting indigenous aid intervention, discusses the violence and humanitarian crisis in South Kordofan. He considers prospects for cease fire deals given the long history of conflict in the Nuba Mountains and examines the dire need for international aid in this remote and isolated region of in the south of Sudan.