Only weeks ago, we were enveloped into the eyes of Fatna (view video here) as she described bombs falling from the sky and bullets hounding her family of seven as she struggled to keep them together in their journey to safety. No food, no water, nothing but the clothes on their back. They now live […]
Category: Issue 5: March 2008
SGN is back and rolling with more i-ACT and Camp Darfur. Our recent trip to Chad has increased our commitment to do all that we can NOW to help the people of Darfur return home. Camp Darfur Hawaii is featured in this edition of i-ACTzine.
Action
Demand immediate protection for innocent civilians in Darfur, Chad, and CAR. Please join with many others in asking Bush to STOP this violence.
Update: Darfur refugees who have been waiting for three weeks at the border of Chad-Sudan are being relocated to existing refugee camps near Guereda. When we were last visiting our friends, Adam, Yakoub, and Fatne in Kounougo, there were 16,188 residents. Mile held 13,500. Together there is room for no more than 10,000 more of […]
On a very recent article by CNN, president of Sudan al-Bashir is quoted as saying that less than 10,000 people have died and less than 500,000 have been displaced by the five-year crisis in the region of Darfur. Reading this, it makes me want to burst out laughing, but what stops me is knowing that, […]