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UN
CHIEF VISITS SUDANESE REFUGEE CAMP IN CHAD
 In
this special programme, we travel with UN Secretary-General,
Kofi Annan, to the Iridimi Refugee Camp - for Sudanese
refugees from Darfur - in Chad . We examine the plight
of victims of the world's worst humanitarian crisis
and we hear from some of them.
We question Sudanese government ministers about their
government's alleged support for the much-feared Arab
Janjaweed militiamen who have been attacking the mainly
black African populations.
HUMANITARIAN MINISTER IBRAHIM MAHMUD HAMED:
"No it is not right. I want to say something,
this is a war. There is violence everywhere, even in
Iraq we have a very serious crisis."
Plus, what the UN Secretary-General heard himself from
the victims:
MR ANNAN:
"The stories the refugees are telling and
the internally displaced people are telling are the
same. They were attacked, they feared aggression, there
were serious violations of human rights, gross and systematic
ones and they had to flee for their lives."
Transcript
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Real Audio
The pilot edition