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INFORMATION
BULLETIN
Published
by Sudanese Communist Party
Committee
for International Relationship
December
2000
Is
the National Islamic Front (NIF) in Sudan genuinely interested in
peaceful negotiation? We, believe that the
NIF with all its factions is not. Let us review some main
cardinal political moments in the history of the NIF and practices of
their government in the last 10 years, which support our thesis.
The
strategy of the NIF is to misuse Islam as vehicle to political power
and to impose in its name a totalitarian regime based on a fascist
ideology of ethnic, cultural and religious superiority, to enforce
Islam and the Arabic language as the language of Koran on non-Moslem
and non-Arab Sudanese. The NIF government as the international
community know practiced among other ugly things, ethnic cleansing
through physical liquidation, uprooting
of families, forced evacuation and segregation of men and women as
well as biological ethnic cleansing by raping and impregnating
non-Arab women. Coercive Islamisation of culture, and a move to
annihilate the several thousand years old civilization of the Sudan,
to which many dynasties and all religions contributed including
Christianity and Islam are attempted.
But,
the principal aspect of the policies
of the NIF is the
intimidation, terror and the chastisement of the centuries in Islamic
Sufism. The Sudanese Islamic Sufism
rejects by conviction the NIF brand of Islam. Their democratic
tribal traditions denounce, the NIF fascist ideology of overusing the
state coercive apparatus, and unconventional repressive “Islamic”
penal code, public order act that harass women and families. As, well
as, compulsory conscription act, which herds teenagers school leavers
without consent of their guardians and, at the same time exempting the
children of the NIF elite. The massive persistent campaigns of civil
war hysteria , misinformation and brain washing of the younger
generation by their
monopoly of radio, television, press, mosques and censorship over
freedom of expression and publishing. The
“freedoms” of expression and association existing under the
umbrella of the emergency laws and regulations, the security act that
provides free hand to the security forces, and flagrantly violates
human rights and fundamental freedoms and the international standards
of the rule of the law.
The
objective of the policies is, to impose the political, economic, and
cultural hegemony of the NIF elite so that they can achieve their
earthly hidden agenda of pillage of the national wealth of the country
and the enjoyment of their temporal paradise. One of NIF propaganda
methods addressed to the international community is the argument that
the Moslem majority have the right to enforce their own Sharia Laws .
But, the fact is that the majority of Sudanese Moslems were against
September 1983 (Sharia)
laws, the public order act, and are against an Islamic constitution
that will lead to the Balkanization of the country.
They are for multi-ethnic, religious, cultural and plural
Sudanese democratic society. For decades after independence, Sudan
enjoyed both civil and Sharia courts. The latter used to deal with
personal affairs of Moslems as regards: marriage, divorce, alimony,
child custody, and inheritance. The former court dealt with matters
under the jurisdiction of the civil and criminal laws. All Sudanese
citizens, Moslems, Christian and Pagan were satisfied with this
arrangement based on citizenship and equality.
The
main tactic of the NIF is
ASSIMILATION of all diversities into a homogenous Unitarian society.
In practice this could be achieved either by force or unconditional
surrender; and no room for the NIF mentality to compromise unless it
is forced to surrender like any other fascism.
Therefore,
the struggle of the people of the South Sudan, and the marginalized
areas, who are neither Arab nor Arabized, and, are predominantly Pagan
has been considered by the NIF as serious threats to their project.
The NIF has never wholehearted supported the peaceful solution of the
question of the south and preferred a military solution which is
ideologically “transcended” during its rule into a holy
“JIHAD” war. In March, 1989 when
a historical national
consensus was reached among all political forces including , trade
unions, and the regular armed forces, with the exception of the NIF.
A political charter was signed, the main point of which is the
resolution of the civil war based on Mirghani/ Garang agreement
November 1988. A government of national unity was formed
headed by Sadig El Mahdi and comprised of the Democratic
Unionist Party, the Sudanese Communist Party, the
regular armed forces, and
Trade Unions. The government of national unity agreed with the
SPLM/SPLA to a final meeting in July, 1989 to endorse the agreement
and arrange for the convening of the Constitutional Conference few
months later to resolve the conflict once and for all. The NIF, to
avoid such a solution resorted
to force and violence and launched its military coup June 1989.
The
score of the negotiation rounds between the NIF government and, SPLM/
SPLA in the framework of Intergovernmental Authority for Development -IGAD-
failed. As, well as, the Egyptian
Libyan initiative and recently Eritrean mediation aimed at
bringing the NDA and NIF
to negotiation table are in vain. Because, the NIF is not serious
about peaceful settlement and will not accept from the opposite side
other than voluntary unconditional surrender to assimilation within
the NIF project. Now the NIF faction in power is exploiting their
differences with the faction of Dr Hassan Turabi to deceptively as
usual to pose themselves as if they are different factions with
different program although the majority of Sudanese know very well
that they are two sides of one coin. The government is playing
delaying tactics and maneuvers as usual not responding to the lifting
of the emergency law and regulations, the abolition of repressive acts
that do not comply with democratic standards and, calling for general
elections trying to convince the EU and Carter foundation to monitor
the elections to give the impression of a
free elections while, the government knows before hand that the
elections will be boycotted by the overwhelming majority of the
electorate. No one can dare to speak about general election, while two
third of the country is engaged in war the electorate in the south,
Nuba mountains, Ingessena region western and eastern Sudan can not
participate due to the civil war. In dealing with regional and
international diplomatic and political pressures, the NIF is the
master of delaying tactics, of bowing until the storm passes, putting
as their target the successful production of oil which will be a
substantial asset in out-maneuvering the opposition and, the
international community. The other target is to gain the support of
the IMF as a decisive factor within the international community.
The
NIF government adopted the neo-liberal economic policy since 1991 and
started a step by step to court the IMF, which was publicly
embarrassed owing to the extremely ugly record of the regime in the
fields of human rights and terrorism.
The
IMF started in a low profile to build bridges with the regime, and two
years ago an agreement was reached by which the IMF annually
monitors the macro-economic” indices and the mutual program
following the strict shock therapy of transformation of the economy of
complete liberalization, and liquidation of the public sector by their
extremely corrupt and arbitrary privatization.” The IMF, for the
last two years is praising the brilliant economic performance of the
NIF government, and working hard to relieve the regime from
international isolation, overlooking the fact that more than 95% of
the population is under the level of poverty according to the
statistics of the official institutions, even the middle class is
already bankrupt and actually disappeared . The NIF realized that the
present stage of economic globalization, is characterized by intense
competition between transnational corporations over markets and
seeking highly profitable areas for investment, and therefore
cynically exploited this drive to tantalize western highly
industrialized countries (European Union and Canada ) and buy their
political and diplomatic support.
The
only way forward to restore peace and democracy in Sudan is to
dismantle this totalitarian regime by the popular uprising or by
peaceful means supported by intensive internal and external political
pressures.
Dr
John Garang de Mabior , the chairman of Sudan People‘s Liberation
Movement/ Army (SPLM/A) Chairman
of the National Democratic Alliances
United Military Command addressed,
on Thursday 2.7 April, 2000 the Sudanese over Radio of National
Democratic Alliance ON CURRENT MILITARY SITUATION. Here is Abridgement
of his speech.
In
the name of New Sudan I salute the heroic struggle of the Sudanese
people: the youth, students, workers, farmers, professionals, trade
unionists and NDA activists. These are the forces of the INTIFADA that
overthrew the General Abboud military dictatorship in 1964 and brought
down General Numeiri in 1985; I greet the marginalized Sudanese
everywhere: in the countryside in the South, in the East, in the West,
in the far north. in the center, in Khartoum and in the camps of the
displaced people. I salute the gallant military forces of the NDA and
SPLA in all six fronts: the first front in Upper Nile, especially
those who recently rejoined the SPLA in Western and Central Upper
Nile. I congratulate the soldiers of the Second Front in Equatoria for
containing and repulsing all NIF offences out of Juba, and the
soldiers of the Third Front in Bahr el Ghazal for successfully
protecting civilians against the offences of the government-organized
tribal militias and the so-called Popular Defense Force. In this
connection, I appeal to the Arab tribes of Misseriya and Rezzigat to
resist being used by the NIF as a government militia force and to make
peace with their brothers and sisters from the Dinka and Nuer tribes
in the border areas. I call for peace and reconciliation conference
involving all tribes in bordering areas to be held under SPLM
facilitation in the shortest time possible. I salute our gallant
forces in the Fourth Front in Nuba Mountains and the Fifth Front in
Southern Blue Nile for repulsing the current NIF-Government dry season
offensive I salute the gallant NDA forces in the Six Front in Eastern
Sudan for defeating the massive NIF dry season offensive and thereby
discrediting the NIF and its decadent regime
The
current military offensive in Eastern Sudan was imposed on us by the
NIF in March 2000. NIF timed its massive military offensive on March 6
at the Six, Fifth and Fourth Fronts to coincide with the meeting of
the NDA Leadership Council in Asmara. The government is solely
responsible for the escalation of the war, while the NDA has been
discussing in that meeting a comprehensive political and peaceful
settlement to the Sudan conflict under the IGAD and the joint
Egyptian-Libyan peace initiatives The aim of the offensive was to
abort the comprehensive peaceful settlement. I would like to assure
all Sudanese that SPLM/SPLA, contrary to the allegations of the NIF
and their allies, stand for a comprehensive political and peaceful
settlement that is based on the New Sudan that fully stands for
democracy, justice and equality for all Sudanese irrespective of race,
culture, tribe, religion or gender. Since March 17, the Nif has
suffered in the three fronts continuous casualties, over 1000 killed,
many more wounded and several taking as POWs. Many military garrisons
were captured. The NIF is sacrificing a lot of students and youth
dying unnecessarily in a war that is not theirs. This is the war of
the NIF to keep a small clique in power. It is not a religious war it
is a war for political power as it is now clear in the conflict
between Turabi and Bashir. The NIF has destroyed both the present and
past of Sudan and should not be allowed to destroy its future. I
appeal to the students and youth that represent the future of Sudan to
dissociate themselves from both factions of the NIF. I appeal to the
army of the government as well as the Popular Defense Forces and the
police to dissociate from the NIF and its war. I wish to assure them
that the SPLM/SPLA stands for the unity of the country on a new basis
of justice and equality for all citizens. SPLM/SPLA is neither against
Islam nor against Arabs, who constitute part of its membership. I call
them to support the INTIFADA so that we end the war, achieve peace and
enter the new era of the Sudan of peace, stability, equal
opportunities and prosperity. INTIFADA is the principal means of
struggle to bring about fundamental changes in Sudan. The primary aim
of the armed struggle in Eastern Sudan is to create the necessary
circumstances for the success of the INTIFADA.
Finally
I would like to salute the citizens of Eastern Sudan in general and
Homoshkreib in particular. I salute the memory of Sheikh Ali Betay,
the founder of the religious center of Homoshkoreib. I would like to
assure our people in Eastern Sudan, that in my capacity as Chairman of
the NDA United Military Command and as Chief in-Command of SPLA, I
have issued very clear and strict orders to our forces in Eastern
Sudan to respect our religious and cultural institutions and
practices, to respect the dignity of our women and elders and indeed
respect all citizens and protect them from any adverse consequences of
the war.
Victory
to the New Sudan and thereby to the Sudanese people
Lawyer
Sati Mohammed Alhaj Hadi & Ahmed Osman who are both members JAD-NARD
(National Alliance for the Restoration) were arrested last week by the
NIF regime security forces. Seven leading members of the opposition
National Democratic Alliance (NDA)
are still detained in Kober prison in Khartoum Bahri. Other lawyers
arrested were Ghazi Suleiman and Ali Mahmoud Hassanain, who had signed
a petition along with 12other lawyers protesting the detention of the
NDA leaders in Sudan and submitted it to the regime. The Sudan Human
Rights Organization SHRO, issued a press release on the
situation of human rights in Sudan
Declaration no.
65/2000.
First:
In the evening of Sunday, June 25, 2000 combat police and security
forces detained and tortured the following citizens at Alkalaklat
areas (15 kilometers south of Khartoum) 1- Mohamed Hassan Badri 2- Own
Christopher
3-
Mohamed Suliman Mahmoud 4-
Tarig Awad
5-
Alaa Eldeen Ahmed Osman, 6-Medani
Medani Mohamed
all
are Student 7- Nizar
Mohamed Awad, Driver 8- Khalid Hassan
Civil Service, 9
- Omer Mohamed Toam Worker
10-
Alobied Hassan Military
recruit
Second:
Most of the above mentioned detainees are hospitalized for various
injuries, and, despite their severe injuries, their court trial is in
session up to the date of this declaration.
Third:
Detaining and torturing the above mentioned violate their right in
freedom, in addition, to their personal safety as stipulated in the
constitution of The Republic of Sudan for the year 1998, and, the
international agreements concurred by the Government of Sudan.
We
solicit all the individuals and groups, world wide, concerned with the
Human Rights to write to the Sudanese President, Minister of Interior,
and Minister of Justice on their duty of protecting the rights and the
freedom of the citizens as required by the international accords.
June
27,2000
Sudan
Junta continues systematic human rights violations. First: At 12:30
after noon today the 17th of December 2000 the Sudanese
Security Organ arrested Advocate / Satie Mohamed Alhaj while he was in
his law office in Khartoum centre. Advocate / Alhaj, Chairperson of
the Arab Democratic Nasiri Party & Member of the Political Office
for the Democratic Forces Front (JAD), was arrested vide no arrest
warrant and taken to an
unidentified place. Second: Detaining Advocate / Alhaj violates
his rights to freedom and safety as provided in the Constitution of
the Republic of Sudan for the year 1998, and, the international
conventions ratified by Sudan Government in 1986. Third: Detaining the
above mentioned represents a continuity for the regime campaign of
harassing and suppressing the leaders of Sudan civil society.
Since
the 7th of December 2000 eleven prominent Sudanese were
arrested and since then their where about unknown disregarding their
legal and human rights and subjecting them to health hazards as most
of them are with very fragile health conditions. Appeal: The Sudanese
Human Rights Group (SHRG) calls on all the international and regional
organizations, and all the individuals concerned with the human rights
to write to the Sudanese President, Minister of Justice, and Minister
of Security to: 1- Ensure that Advocate / Alhaj dignity and safety are
not touched in any respect. 2- Immediately release him along with the
other detainees. 3- Stop the systematic deliberate human rights
violations in Sudan. Executive Committee The Sudanese Human Rights
Group (SHRG) December 17,2000.
ON
THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION OF SUDAN ARTS
Dissolution
of State Cinema Corporation
In
1993, the minister of culture and information issued a ministerial
order to suspend the Sudan Cinema Corporation, a distributor of movies
all over the country. The corporation was equally a producer of
Sudanese movies. The Al-Neel wa Al-Difaf [The Nile and the Banks]
directed by Ibrahim Shadad, Al-Buqa’ [The Spot] directed by
Abdel-Rahman Al-Nujomi, Suliman Mohamed Ibrahim, and Ibrahim Shadad as
a three movie series were in the process of production .The suspension
of these movies underlined the minister’s decision to suspend the
whole corporation. In the meantime, the NIF rule continued to
establish a private corporation to replace the state corporation for
profit-making. The Folklore Band
Firqat Al-Fonoon Al-Sha’biya [The Folklore Band], established
in the 1960’s, has consistently played a positive role in the
development of Sudan cultural activities. The band developed tens of
national dances from all parts of the country. According to a Sudanese
theatre writer, the band has been destroyed as the Azande dance was
banned, financial and administrative affairs ignored, dancers clothes
converted into a so-called Islamic form, and indigenous dressings
prohibited irrespective of the artistic design created for them to
match theatrical technology. All these changes made it impossible for
the band to perform Sudanese original dance.
The
Sudan College of Fine Arts and the High Institute of Music and Theatre
were suspended for many
years.
The needs of these educational institutions for modern equipment were
completely ignored. NIF continued to impose “religious” programs
on the curriculum of the arts education. As a result of this
non-artistic concern, the authority exercised censorial intervention
on the established system through obliteration or termination of
regular programs and activities, attacks on libraries by unknown
persons to ruin scientific references, and the excessive use of
non-academic concepts against arts.
The
human rights norms emphasized the freedom of artists in many
instruments. ICESCR stipulates the duty of states to recognize
everyone; (a) To take part in cultural life; (b) To enjoy the benefits
of scientific progress and its applications” added to similar
provision in Article 4 (k) of UNESCO Recommendations and Article 3 of
Artists’ Status. In reality, these principles are not applied in
Sudan. Many theatrical plays were banned including: (1) Ma’sat Yrol
The Tragedy of Yrol] directed by Al-Samani Lwal and produced by Al-Sadim
Theatre. (2) Qobat Al-Nar
[The Tomb of Fire] authored by Zul-Faqar Hassan Adlan and directed by
Kasim Abu Zaid and produced by the Central Group of Actors Union which
is regionally recognized as it was invited to participate in the
Baghdad Theatre Fair. (3) Talata Rigal wa Habl [Three Men and a Rope],
authored by Zul-Faqar Hassan Adlan and directed by Kasim Abu Zaid.
This was banned from participation in the Cairo Fair for Sudan .
Experimental
Theatre although it had been earlier permitted for a single show in
1994. (4) Kalam fi Al-Mamnoo [A Speech on the Forbidden] by author.
Mahfouz
Abdel-Rahman directed by Tamadir Shaikh Al-Deen and produced by Al-Asdiga’
Group then banned from the National Theatre since 1991. (5) Al-Nas Al-Rikbo
Al-Tarora [The people Who Rode the Floating Boat], produced by Al-Sadim
Group, authored by Zul-Faqar Hassan Adlan, and directed by Kasim Abu
Zaid. Al-Sadim Group ceased to present its shows at the Natives
Theatre in Omdurman 1993 by an administrative order signed by Dr.
Ahmed Abdel-Al Amin of the National Corporation for Culture and Arts.
(6) Zawag Al-Sumr [Marriage of the Blacks] written by Professor Abd-Allah
Al-Tayeb, director Fath Al-Rahman Abdel-Aziz, produced by the National
Corporation for Culture and Arts. Prepared for the Friendship Hall
Theatre in the celebration made for Professor Abd-Allah Al-Tayeb, the
show was suspended by Al-Samawal Khalaf-Allah, secretary of theatre at
the National Corporation for Culture and Arts as “it doesn’t fit
into the national project for the resurrection of culture.” (7)
Tabooz Al-Awal [Tabooz the First], written by Mustafa Ahmed Khalifa,
directed by Mohamed Al-Sunni Dafa-Allah, and produced by Ali Mahdi.
The show was suspended at the Friendship Hall Theatre although it had
been publicly advertised. The National Corporation stopped the show as
recommended by a committee that also from the show as a political
disposition.
Many
radio programs have been suspended while transmitted on air or even
before that. Many songs performed by the most popular singers of Sudan
were banned such as those by Mohamed Wardi, Mustafa Sid Ahmed,
Abu-Araki Al-Bakheit, and Yousif Mosuli. For the most part, the
decision was arbitrarily enforced without any written form or approval
by a competent authority. The Radio officials, nonetheless, said that
decisions were taken as a “high directorate” from “the high
authority.”-
To
all “Justice and Peace” loving
people worldwide...
My
elder son (Muhanad Abdelrahman Mohammad Zakaria), sixteen and a half
years old) a healthy brilliant
top of his class and expected to score
high marks in the Sudan School Certificates has been
conscripted and forced to join illegal compulsory military training
Popular Defense Forces (PDF),”NIF Militia”
forced upon students by
Regime governing the Sudan , at Alsilate camp (Aljaily Area
north of Khartoum) as a condition to get his final
school certificate. My son died the second day (30/5/2000 )
after he joined the PDF Camp. My
son who is only 16 ½ years old died due to tough training under
direct sun with temperature more than 50 degrees. Dr. Ali Ibraheem
Ali, the camp only doctor who supposed to be humane as all doctors all
over the world , refused to transfer my son to any hospital
till he died suffering from Sun Stroke.
I
would appreciate if you escalate this through your web sites to all
human rights organizations and to all concerned organizations which I
cannot reach from here.
I
am claiming to the United Nations and to the Court Of Justice against
all cowards responsible for the death of my son specially
Dr. Ali Ibraheem Ali .
Abdelrahman
M ohammad Zakaria
Father
in ever grieve
C.V
of the UNDER AGE VICTIM
OF MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS BY THE GOVERNMENT OF SUDAN
Name:
Mohanad Abdelrahman M. Zakaria
Date
of Birth: November 13th
,1983
Place
of Birth : Khartoum
Education:
Secondary School (Sat for University examinations unfortunately died
before the results)
Date
of Death: May, 30th, /2000
at Aljayli
military training camp
Cause
of Death : Sun Stroke due to tough compulsory illegal military
training by Government of Sudan for all students including
under age, in order to receive the examinations results.
Abelrahman
M. Zakaria (father)
Arabic
News.com
Sudan,
Politics, 12/12/2000
The
Sudanese police and security forces started since Sunday redeployment
campaigns and large-scale inspection campaign in al-Khartoum province
especially during night times. On foot patrols and barriers were
deployed on crossroads and the main highways leading and coming from
the capital. The official spokesman for the police said in a statement
to al-Ayam newspaper issued on Monday in al-Khartoum that these camps
came in the framework of reserve and preventive measures on the
background of al-Jaraffa massacre in Um Durman. Meantime, the
political department at the Sudanese Cabinet on Sunday approved
amendments in the security law to enable the security forces to firmly
deal with “ religious zealousness phenomenon and security unrest.”
The advisor of the Sudanese President for legal and political affairs
Abdul Basit Sabdrat said the new amendment aims at enabling the
security forces to eliminate violence and security violations against
citizens, their properties and social gains. Sabdrat explained that
the amendment relates to adding a new item to the national security
law concerning organizations which frighten the society with the aim
of achieving public safety and security and gives the right for
“provisional detaining.”
Al-Ayam
added that this amendment offered the Sudanese security forces the
right to detain for three months which are to be renewed automatically
for other three months.
On
the other hand victims of the massacre committed in a mosque in Um
Durman tolled to 23 killed persons.
Darb
Al-Intifadda on-line
Mel
Middleton, Freedom Quest International
Sudan
to achieve self-sufficiency in weapons: spokesman
KHARTOUM,
July 1 (AFP) - Sudan will be capable of producing all the weapons and
ammunition it needs by the end of the year thanks to its growing oil
industry, the armed forces spokesman said in remarks published
Saturday Khartoum, which
has been fighting a civil war against rebels since 1983, “will this
year reach self-sufficiency in light, medium and heavy weapons from
its local production,” spokesman General Mohamed Osman Yassin was
quoted as saying by Al-Share Al-Syasi newspaper. Yassin told a
gathering of student army conscripts that Sudan was now manufacturing
ammunition, mortars, tanks and armored personnel carriers, but he did
not specify whether any foreign expertise was involved. He added that
Sudan embarked on the military industry project during its
“unprecedented economic boom, particularly in the field of oil
exploration and exportation and the remarkable progress in light and
heavy industries.” Sudan began exporting crude oil last
August and inaugurated a refinery Friday which will produce butane gas
for export.
1/
A representative of the International Committee of the Sudanese
Communist Party “IC-SCP” participated in the Communist and
Workers’ parties meeting held in the Greek capital Athens from June
23rd., to June 25th., 2000.
The main topic of discussion were:
The
experience from the struggles, the alliances, the cooperation of the
communists nowadays.
2/
On June 7th, 2000, IC-SCP sent a congratulation letter to
the German Communist Party on the occasion of their conference,
wishing them success in their endeavor to consolidate the party’s
position.
3/
On May 5th., IC-SCP sent a congratulation letter to the
Communist Party in Denmark, on the occasion of their fourth
conference, wishing them success.
It asked as well for the consolidation of the mutual relations
between our parties. It
also asked for the support of the struggle of the Sudanese people
against the Islamic Front’s dictatorship, to end the civil war, and
return to democracy.
4/
A representative of our party participated in the International
Seminar of the Communists held at the Belgium capital in May 2000.
5/
On March 30th ., IC-SCP sent a letter to the Democratic
Labor Organization in Morocco on the occasion of the fifth conference
of the organization. The
letter focused attention on the importance of the conference in the
struggle of the Moroccan
people for democracy, freedoms and social justice.
The letter also conveyed a call for support of the Sudanese
people’s struggle, and to condemn the fascist dictatorial regime in
Sudan, which escalated the war and caused the loss of millions of
lives.
6/
A delegation of our party participated in the fifth conference of the
British Communist Party, which was held between the 22nd
and 24th., of April 2000, under the theme: “For Peace,
Democracy and Socialism.”
7/
On the 24th. of January 2000, a meeting was held between an
official in the external relations office for the Czech Communist
Party and representatives of IC-SCP.
The meeting discussed the proceedings of the last conference of
the Czeck Moravian Communist Party, and the issues of mutual
relationships.
8/
A letter of congratulation was sent to the Communist Party of South
Africa on the occasion of the 72 anniversary.
9/
A delegation of the SCP participated in the 35th conference
of the French Communist Party. The
delegation held a number of meetings with the French Communist Party
officials aiming at developing the relations between our parties.
The
NIF regime has gone back on its murderous air raids on hospitals,
clinics, dispensaries, schools and churches. The Narus Civil hospital
built by the Diocese of Torit (DOT) has become the latest target to be
demolished by the regime’s Antonov.
It used to cater for the 20,000 or more displaced.
As the IGAD Peace talks started, the government sent its weapon
of terror, the Antonov, to drop eighteen bombs on the unsuspecting
refugees killing a pregnant woman in her hospital bed and wounding
many more. This is what
the rogue regime
does at the eve of every
IGAD Peace talks to either send a rather foolish signal that you
better submit or the Antonovs will do the rest. The whole of July,
August and September witnessed intense aerial bombardment of civilian
targets and
compounds of relief agencies despite repeated Government’s assurance
to the international community that the civilian targets would be
spared.
The regime in Khartoum has never been serious in its
pronouncements.
It says one thing and does exactly the opposite
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SEASONAL
GREETINGS
The
information bulletin wishes
Sudanese People Moslems and
Christians and fraternal parties very
happy EID ALFITER , Christmas and
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