Tag Archives: Sudan

How many ways to hide from bombs?

Posted on 5 February 2013 by Conor Fortune

By Alex Neve, Secretary General, Amnesty International Canada Among the many dimensions to the grave human rights and humanitarian crisis in Sudan’s Southern Kordofan state that have stuck with me is the multitude of ways that people hide from the … Continue reading →

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‘Stop the planes’

Posted on 30 January 2013 by Conor Fortune

By Alex Neve, Secretary General, Amnesty International Canada “Just stop the planes.” That was the plea made by the feisty, determined Khadija when I interviewed her in front of the remains of her home in a small village in Sudan’s … Continue reading →

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Dangerous to stay, dangerous to move – the plight of refugees in Yida

Posted on 21 January 2013 by Conor Fortune

By Alex Neve, Amnesty International Canada’s Secretary General and Khairunissa Dhala, South Sudan Researcher 19 January 2013 – It’s been nine months since we last visited the Yida Refugee Camp in South Sudan and returning now it’s amazing what has … Continue reading →

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