Added: Aug 5, 2008
From: AlJazeeraEnglish
Duration: 14:26
The UN Security Council renewal of the peace keeping mandate in the Darfur region has been complicated by the recent ICC indictment of al- Bashir. Inside Story asks: Is it a compromise for the sake of peace or is justice taking a back seat to realpolitik?
Channel: News
Tags: aljazeera council darfur security sudan un
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wolfgang4061 Says:
Aug 5, 2008 - fuck allah
southernsudan Says:
Aug 5, 2008 - Sudan's president is a war criminal.. he comitted a crimes against humanity in Southern Sudan and 2.9 million people died there alone.. And still he is still comitting crimes in Darfur today..
Omer698 Says:
Aug 5, 2008 - Those 2.9 million were in the hands of Garang and his infighting with Riech Machar and Lam Akol as they sought to overthrow him and the DINKA criminals exterminated the Nuer Tribe because they would not sign with the SPLA. So please don't talk about Darfur because I know personally they hate southerners for how they sold out their country
thesageofdubai Says:
Aug 14, 2008 - You are a rather stupid person for making such a statement. I am sure that your massive brain could not have come up with a better statement so therefore I would be an unfair battle to verbally joust.
makezmuzic Says:
Aug 19, 2008 - no genocide? no racist slaughter? what a bunch of lies. right up there with hitler and cheney. and the Arab world's silence makes them as foul as american populartion silance on Iraq invastion. as israelie population silence. If this was happening to anyone but Black people, it would have been stopped by now.
makezmuzic Says:
Aug 19, 2008 - the christian west, & israel are just as guilty.
Lolorele Says:
Aug 20, 2008 - It so absurd, the peace process was stalled long before the indictment was made and with no relation to it at all. The security council has to support the ICC, and demand Sudan to protect de relief forces, and also to surrender the two previous indicted militars, since they didn't do this, and one of them got even a promotion within sudanese government. The solidity of the proofs is to be evaluated by the pre trial chamber, which will decide whether to grant the warrant of arrestment or not.
Omer698 Says:
Aug 31, 2008 - What genoicide you idiot, the UN went twice to Darfur and everytime it came it said there was no Genocide the only country in the world that has called a genocide is the U.S now why is that, not even western Europe called as such so please get your facts straight
Omer698 Says:
Aug 31, 2008 - The peace process was stalled because the rebels wouldn't come to negotiation tables and its well noted, if the rebels really wanted peace and equailty why did they try to overthrow the government in May. Sudan does not recognize the ICC court and hasn't ratified the Rome Statute and its under no obligation to hand over any citizen. We have a judicairy in Sudan and 16 people have been exected for crimes in Darfur but the minister is innocent and rightfully deserves to be promoted
makezmuzic Says:
Sep 1, 2008 - blind as a...bat. Omer, the UN is as impotent as you are.
Omer698 Says:
Aug 5, 2008 - Eric Reeves is no expert on Sudan he's an English Literature teacher with no prior extensive knowledge on sudan except for one trip to South Sudan in which he got malaria and left a few days afterwards. His only knowledge on Darfur as he himself admitted is internet articles.