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Sudan Crisis: Who is accountable

August 23, 2016

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Israel, Jewish terrorists and extremism

On last year's Gaza war some 1500 Palestinians were killed including 300 children and many civilians Speaking on Israel's crimes against the Palestinians in Occupied Palestine (ie East Jerusalem or Al Quds in Arabic, West Bank and Gaza) is regarded as the ultimate taboo. Criticizing Israel justifiably by the way will get anyone labeled as Anti-Israel and Jewish or by default an Anti-Semite . All of this before the accused critic is allowed to explain their reasons or side of the story. The whole world and several generations of people from Buenos Aires, Santiago to Monrovia and Beijing down to Auckland know the trials and tribulations faced by the Palestinians. Palestine remains heavily occupied and bombarded literally speaking by a brutal military force under the eyes of Israeli government that has turned a blind eye to the illegal occupation that holds the record for breaking the most UN Resolutions , Geneva convention violations and has ignored and at times rewritt

Refuge at last: Migration quotas and responses

It took the unforgiving death of a Kurdish toddler to get European governments to reconsider resettling the thousands of refugees coming from Turkey and the Mediterranean. When the photo of 3 year old Aylan Kurdi coincidentally fleeing with his family from Kobane was beamed around the world it served as an epiphany for many Western governments. For years, the deaths of Syrian, Kurdish children were only seen from a distance and as the cold military term "collateral damage" and not as children who are human. The EU Foreign Policy minister Mogherini tried to argue that the photo of Aylan was emotional blackmail and was later condemned for his comment by local citizens. The kind response and help that ordinary EU citizens have been showing to arriving migrant families and refugees in Germany, Italy and now Scandinavia has equally put their respective governments to shame. Iceland, as small as it is has also step up with Icelanders offering to open their homes to host thou

Sudan people's Uprising: No bread, money, the people want the fall of brutal Bashir regime

Sudan: The image shown on Sudanese TV against what is happening in the streets. For nearly two weeks, the Sudanese people have been out in the streets in mass across Sudan protesting against the rickety, paranoid and brutal dictatorial government of the now President for Life Omar al Bashir. The protesters chanted, "bread, freedom and peace. " Others shouted " down with the dictatorship ." The ruling party NCP's headquarters were burned down in Atbara. But these protests are not a late Arab spring . It is worth remembering that the current protests that began in the marginalized cities of Atbara north of the Sudanese capital Khartoum and El Gadarif in Southeast Sudan near the border with Eritrea, are not new protests. As been said before, the Sudanese have been protesting against the government for the past thirty years sometimes in silent and without fear. The largest, continuous protests were the 2013 named the Sudanese Intifada . It began as

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