A Statement from the police forces
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African Union, Ready to Eradicate Plague of Forced Displacement in Africa
• Source: Sudan Vision
4 July 2010
The African Union (AU) has donated the sum of $500, 000.(Five Hundred thousand USD) to Angola, Algeria, Sahrawi Arab Republic, Egypt, Uganda, Cote d’Ivoire, DRC,
Ethiopia through UNHCR and International Federation of Red Cross as initial contribution in efforts to face the challenges of refugees, returnees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) on the continent. This gesture of generosity and solidarity was part of the activities commemorating the Africa World Refugee Day, observed globally every June 20.
At a ceremony held at the AU Headquarters on Friday June 25, the Commissioner of Political Affairs of the Union, Mrs. Julia Dolly Joiner, while presenting checks to the recipients, stated that it was the wish of the Continental organization to “put an end to the plague of forced displacement in Africa.” In this regard, members of the Permanent Representative Committee (PRC) (Sub-Committee on Refugees, Returnees and Internally Displaced Persons) in 2010 alone, have multiplied field visits to refugee camps and made recommendations on technical aspects and financial support, of which the check presentation ceremony was a part. The subcommittee is also engaged in finding the way forward and highlighting the work accomplished by the AU on the ground. According to Mr. Mull Katende, Chairperson of the PRC Sub-Committee, “the aim is to create conditions that will not allow forced displacement to continue, and to contain and reduce the existing numbers”. |
A Statement from the police forces
• Khartoum, May 14 (SUNA)- The official spokesman of the police forces, Dr Mohamed Abul Magid Al Tayeb has stated , that the Police Forces continued chasing remnants of the rebel Justice and Equality after the attacked a commercial convoy on the Nyala-Eddien road. He said the minister for interior and the general director of the police force accompanied by the assistant director general for operations inspected the situation on the ground in south Darfur state and that during their visit to the state morning Thursday they met with the security committee of the state and reviewed with them the security situation in the state and they also visited the injured policemen of the Central Reserve Police, congratulating them on their courageous stands as they were a few of them who stood in face of a huge forces of the justice and equality movement. He said the police forces on Thursday lost 27 martyr including three officers from the Central Reserve Police and that twenty seven others were injured. He said the rebel justice and equality movement sustained heavy losses in the battle including three senior officers, headed by Hamad Shatta, and thirty others rebels were killed beside 60 other injured and that the police forces destroyed five armored vehicles and seized 2 vehicles
He said the police forces will continue cleaning operations for rebel remnants in the region. |
Statement by the mediators about the consultations on the Darfur peace
 • Doha, Jan 24 (SUNA) - within the context of the schedule announced by the mediation and within the framework of the Darfur comprehensive peace talks, consultations were launched on Sunday the 24th of January 2010 in Doha, among the various concerned parties in the mediation and with the various other parties |
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Posted: 16/05/2010 - 05:19
• Khartoum, May 14 (SUNA)- The official spokesman of the police forces, Dr Mohamed Abul Magid Al Tayeb has stated , that the Police Forces continued chasing remnants of the rebel Justice and Equality after the attacked a commercial convoy on the Nyala-Eddien road.
He said the minister for interior and the general director of the police force accompanied by the assistant director general for operations inspected the situation on the ground in south Darfur state and that during their visit to the state morning Thursday they met with the security committee of the state and reviewed with them the security situation in the state and they also visited the injured policemen of the Central Reserve Police, congratulating them on their courageous stands as they were a few of them who stood in face of a huge forces of the justice and equality movement. He said the police forces on Thursday lost 27 martyr including three officers from the Central Reserve Police and that twenty seven others were injured. He said the rebel justice and equality movement sustained heavy losses in the battle including three senior officers, headed by Hamad Shatta, and thirty others rebels were killed beside 60 other injured and that the police forces destroyed five armored vehicles and seized 2 vehicles
He said the police forces will continue cleaning operations for rebel remnants in the region. |