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DARFUR, SUDAN:
THE IMPACT ON CHAD AND THE REGION
A SOUTH AFRICAN SLUM DWELLER FULL OF ACTION
As a tense deadlock develops between the
government of  Sudan
and the international community over the deployment
of UN peacekeepers to Darfur, we examine how the insecurity
and instability from Darfur is already spreading far
beyond borders of Sudan. "From Darfur they
have crossed to Chad. They have gone across the border
to Central African Republic and now they get into the
borders between the Central African Republic and Cameroon.
This should not be allowed to continue,"
says the UN's top man in Chad, Kingsley Amaning. Full
Amaning Interview:  Real Audio MP3
 Rose
Molokoane is one of the most vocal and articulate international
voices for people living in slums. In her own South
African she has succeeded in getting her minister of
housing to put more money into slum upgrading and development.
Why was her advocacy group named FED-UP? "We
are fed up of homelessness, we are fed up of landlessness,
we are fed up of poverty. So we want to deal with these
issues accordingly."
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SUDAN
- SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES TO DEPLOY TROOPS TO DARFUR:
WHY DID CHINA, RUSSIA AND QATAR ABSTAIN? AND WHAT
ABOUT THE KHARTOUM GOVERNMENT'S OPPOSITION?
A divided UN Security Council
votes to authorize the
deployment of UN peacekeepers to Sudan's troubled
Darfur region. But the government of Sudan remains
defiant and opposed to this UN move."We
need a UN force on the ground yesterday. And we
are frustrated more and more by the day by seeing
that we do not get a UN force which could protect
the civilian population and which could also protect
the humanitarian work,"says Jan Egeland,
the UN’s Emergency Relief and Humanitarian
Coordinator.
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the views of the Security Council President for
August, Nana Effah-Appenteng of Ghana, "Although
the resolution is not a magic wand that would
heal the situation in Darfur overnight, its passage
nonetheless is timely and gives the Sudanese government
an opportunity to cooperate with the UN."
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 Tenth anniversary of the Rwandan
genocide: Why did the genocide happen?
Why was the UN unable to prevent the killings
or stop the massacres? What lessons have been
learned? Transcript
Real Audio
Reflections
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