スーダンのアビエイ地方が予想通り紛争化: 極東ブログ
南スーダン独立が来月に迫るなか、予想されていたことではあるが、油田地帯のアビエイ地方で問題が発生してきた。 スーダン南部の独立を求める住民投票（レファレンダム：referendum）が今年の1月9日から15日に実施され、98.1％が独立を求めるという結果になった（参照）。当然予想された結果なのだが、1月15日朝日新聞社説「スーダン南部―投票後の安定にも支援を」では、「紛争の解決策は、和解による統一政府の樹立か、分離独立か」とありえない選択肢を書いていた。それだけ見るといくらスーダンに肩入れしている中国様に色目を使うにしても、さすがに馬鹿丸出しのようにも見えたものだが、同社説の主旨は南部独立後も紛争が続くという懸念であり、それはそれで当然でもあった。 もし南部が独立を選んでも、北部との関係が終わるわけではない。 南北の境界に未画定の部分があり、境界付近にある油田地帯の帰属を巡る住民投票は延期
China 'trying to block publication of UN Darfur report'
The report says bullet casings from China were found at the site of attacks against peacekeepers Beijing is trying to prevent the release of a report, which says Chinese bullets have been used against Darfur peacekeepers, unnamed UN diplomats say. The report is being discussed by a United Nations committee which monitors sanctions against Sudan, including an arms embargo on Darfur. Beijing says it
Darfur warrant for Sudan's Bashir: ICC adds genocide
Omar al-Bashir denies arming pro-government militias in Darfur The International Criminal Court has issued a second arrest warrant for Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir - this time for charges of genocide. He already faces charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, which he denies. The ICC first indicted him in March 2009, but he has not been arrested. A member of Mr Bashir's political part
ダルフール危機に関連する現状、お尋ね者バシル大統領再選: 極東ブログ
そろそろダルフールの状況について、またメモをしておくべき時期だろう。ページ（参照）がまた一つ捲られたからだ。 最新の目立つニュースとしては、7日、国連平和維持活動(PKO)に当たっている、国連・アフリカ連合ダルフール合同活動(UNAMID)の車列が武装グループに襲撃され、エジプト人のPKO要員2人が殺害され、3人が重傷を負う事件があった。武装グループは特定されていない。国連安保理は非難声明を出し、スーダン政府に犯人を処罰を要請した（参照）。 連想されるのは先月23日の事件だ。ダルフール南部でアラブ系部族とスーダン人民解放軍(SPLA:Sudan People's Liberation Army)が衝突し、58人が死亡、85人が負傷した（参照）。SPLA側の主張では、ダルフール南部の、西バール・エル・ガザル(Western Bahr al-Ghazal)でスーダン政府軍(SAF:Sudan
ダルフール危機は終わったのか？: 極東ブログ
ダルフール危機について初めてこのブログで書いたのは2004年4月10日のことだった（参照）。私がこの問題を知ったのは同年同月3日付けワシントン・ポスト紙社説「Crisis in Darfur」（参照）からだった。 当時、国境なき医師団のサイトに日本語で読める関連情報があったが、日本のジャーナリズムではこの問題に触れていなかった。スーダン政府が民衆の殺戮、つまりジェノサイドに加担していると思えるような状況が発生しているのに、黙っていてよいものだろうか。人類は、ホロコーストがあり、ルワンダ・ジェノサイドがあり、もう二度とジェノサイドを起こしてはならないと言いながら、当時、刻々とジェノサイドは進行していくように思えたものだった。 なぜダルフール危機について国内で十分な報道がなされていかったのだろうか。いずれにせよ、そういうことであれば、ブログこそがジャーナリズムを補完すべきかもしれないと思い、こ
BBC News - Darfur rebels freed after Sudan peace deal
Page last updated at 18:36 GMT, Wednesday, 24 February 2010 Sudan has freed 57 prisoners from a key Darfur rebel group, the Justice and Equality Movement (Jem), officials say. President Omar al-Bashir announced the releases during a speech in Darfur's capital El Fasher, and declared: "The war is over." The releases are part of a ceasefire deal signed on Tuesday by Mr Bashir and Jem leaders - forme
BBC NEWS | Africa | Sudan 'allows aid agencies back'
Sudan has authorised four aid agencies expelled from the country in March to return to troubled Darfur, says the UN's humanitarian chief John Holmes. The four groups - named as Care International, Save the Children, Mercy Corps, and Padco - were among 13 organisations expelled in March. However, Sudanese officials have strongly denied the reports. About 300,000 people have died and two million bee
BBC NEWS | Africa | Darfur rebels sentenced to death
Page last updated at 14:04 GMT, Sunday, 26 April 2009 15:04 UK A Sudanese court has sentenced 11 Darfur rebels to death for an attack on Khartoum in 2008. The members of the Justice and Equality Movement (Jem) were found guilty of involvement in the unprecedented assault on the Sudanese capital. Some 80 Jem members have already been sentenced to death for the attack, which left more than 200 peopl
BBC NEWS | Africa | Sudan 'to accept some Darfur aid'
Page last updated at 22:51 GMT, Thursday, 16 April 2009 23:51 UK Sudan's government has agreed to allow some aid back into Darfur following its expulsion of humanitarian groups, US Senator John Kerry has said. But Mr Kerry stressed during a visit to Sudan that the partial resumption of aid would not be enough. Sudan expelled the aid groups after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest wa
VOA News - Sudanese Activists Warn Thousands of IDPs Will Flee Darfur
Sudanese human rights activists are urging the international community to prepare for the mass movement of internally displaced people in Darfur as critical aid starts to give out. They say the expulsion of 13 leading non-governmental organizations by Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir is already having a serious impact and they fear people in Darfur will flee to other places in search of help. Su
BBC NEWS | Africa | Arrest warrant draws Sudan scorn
Sudan has dismissed the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court against its leader as a "neo- colonialist" move to destabilise it. President Omar al-Bashir is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur. It is the first ICC warrant served against a serving head of state. China, a key ally of Sudan, urged the ICC to suspend its case, saying it risked destabilising
BBC NEWS | Africa | Darfur rebel group 'makes deal'
Page last updated at 10:34 GMT, Tuesday, 17 February 2009 Sudan's most active rebel group has signed an agreement which paves the way for broader peace talks aimed at ending the six-year conflict in Darfur. The declaration of intent was sealed a day after the deal was announced between Darfur's Justice and Equality Movement and the Khartoum government. The accord was struck in Qatar, which has bee
BBC NEWS | Africa | Sudan army takes key Darfur town
Page last updated at 01:06 GMT, Thursday, 5 February 2009 Sudan's army says it has captured a strategic Darfur town after three weeks of clashes with rebels that have left 30 people dead and displaced thousands. An army spokesman said his forces had entered the town of Muhajiriya and were pursuing fleeing Jem rebels there. The rebel commander said they had withdrawn voluntarily to spare civilians
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