31 Arab World NGOs Demand Intervention to Stop Sudan Genocide

Here's an important story we missed last month. 31 human rights organizations from across the Middle East have signed onto a petition demanding action to stop genocide in Sudan. Quite specifically, their opening demand is that the Sudanese regime "accept the deployment of UN forces in Darfur to monitor the implementation of the Abuja Peace Agreement and protect civilians."

Let's salute the 31 organizations:

1. Amel Center for Treatment and Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture (Sudan)
2. Al-Khawei Institute (Iraq).
3. Arab Network for Human Rights Information ( Egypt ).
4. Andalus Institute for Tolerance and Anti Violence Studies ( Egypt )
5. Bahraini Center for Human Rights
6. Bahraini Youth Society for Human Rights
7. Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies
8. Center for Egyptian Women's Legal Assistance
9. Center for Human Rights and Democracy Studies - Morocco
10. Civil Society Forum (Yemen).
11. Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies
12. Egyptian Organization for Human Rights.
13. Egyptian Association for Supporting Democratic Development.
14. Egyptian Center for Women's Rights
15. Filastiniyat
16. Human Rights Association for the Assistance of Prisoners ( Egypt ).
17. Khartoum Center for Human rights and Environment Development (Sudan)
18. land center for Human Rights
19. Moroccan Organization for Human Rights.
20. Palestinian Organization for Human Rights (Lebanon).
21. Saudi Center for Human Rights.
22. Sudanese Organization Against Torture " SOAT"
23. Sisters' Arab forum for Human Rights (Yemen).
24. Syrian center for media and freedom of Expression
25. Syrian Human Rights Organization.
26. The Association for Democracy Development
27. The Arab program for Human Rights Activists (Egypt).
28. The Yemeni Organization for the defense of Human Rights and democratic freedoms.
29. The Egyptian Association for Community Participation Enhancement
30. The Association for the Defense of Right and Liberties "ADDL" (Lebanon ).
31. The Committee for the Respect of Freedoms and the Humans Right in Tunisia.

Comments

[Jay McGinley]

Thank you for this important contribution.

Bless you for your concern for Darfur.
Several of us have decided to begin a RESCUE DARFUR FAST. One of us began 5 days ago, and several others today. Links below for the details.
Nothing less than a worldwide fast-until-the-genocide-stops will be enough to stop it.
Nothing less will be a sufficient moral response.
Nothing less will preserve our humanity, yours and mine.
Please consider linking (below) to increase the visibility of this effort.
Jay McGinley jymcginley@cs.com
Day 134 Darfur Vigil at White House; Day 68 Rescue Darfur Fast (since July 4, 2006)
DARFUR Dying for Heroes (you would find this a helpful resource)
Stand With Darfur-White House II
Please consider linking here to increase the visibility of this effort.
http://darfurdyingforheroes.blogspot.com
http://darfurdyingforheroes.blogspot.com/2007/09/join-rescue-darfur-fast-till-it-stops.html

[Mohammed]

my boss told me that when he went to Sudan he couldnt go to the petroleum areas by the car because the rebels will start firing at anything moves near their fortune wells.

the problem there is caused by greed of sudanese,each ethic wants to have the wealth in its area,sudan not only has much oil ( i fthings calm they can produce around 12 million barrel a day ,3 ml barrels more than Saudi Arabia) over that they got mountains of Plutonium