Al-Bashir akija Tanzania, je tutamkumbatia?

[Ab-Titchaz]

Wakuu,

Huyu bwana toka ile warrant itolewe na jamaa za Hague (ICC) naona anatamba hususan nchi za 'kiislamu'..Je akija Bongo tutakubaliana na tripu yake ama tutasimama na ICC?Kumbuka ukiwa signatori or something like that, basi huna budi ila kum-arrest jamaa anapotia timu katika nchi husika.

Maoni please.

Diplomats boycott Bashir state dinner​

Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir addresses a news conference in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, April 21, 2009. REUTERS
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By ARGAW ASHINE, NATION Correspondent

Posted Wednesday, April 22 2009 at 19:00

ADDIS ABABA, Wednesday

Western diplomats based in one of the world's largest diplomatic hubs, Addis Ababa boycotted a dinner party organised by the Ethiopian government to honour Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir.

President al-Bashir had received a warm welcome from his Ethiopian hosts on his arrival in Addis Ababa on Tuesday morning for his two-day official visit.

Al-Bashir was welcomed by Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi and many other African diplomats at Bole international airport but no Western diplomat or representative showed up.

China, Venezuela Cuba and North Korean ambassadors joined their African counterparts at the airport to welcome President al-Bashir.

Hundreds of Sudanese living in Ethiopia warmly welcomed the president both at the airport and at a separate party.
The Ethiopian government hosted a lavish state dinner in honour of President al-Bashir on Tuesday evening.

Though invited, US and many European diplomats boycotted the state dinner in protest against Bashir whose arrest is sought by the International Criminal court over alleged abuse in Sudan's Western Darfur region.

One Western diplomat told the Nation in Addis Ababa: "It's not fair to sit for a dinner with a criminal".

During a joint press conference with Mr Meles, President Bashir dismissed the notion that the arrest warrant could restrict him from travelling.

"We came to this meeting to show those who said we could not travel outside Sudan that we can travel outside Sudan," President al-Bashir told journalists.

The Sudanese leader has visited Egypt, Eritrea, Libya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia since the ICC issued an arrest warrant on March 4.

 

[Game Theory]

kaja Bush na hamjamfanyakitu...bila kusahau kuwa ubalozi wetu London unaendelea kutoa visa kwa wauwaji wanaojilikana wa IRA

on Bashir sidhani kama hiyo ICC ina any credibility in the first place na kinachoudhi na hawa wazungu kama hiyo article uliyopost inavyosema:

Western diplomats based in one of the world's largest diplomatic hubs, Addis Ababa boycotted a dinner party organised by the Ethiopian government to honour Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir......
China, Venezuela Cuba and North Korean ambassadors joined their African counterparts at the airport to welcome President al-Bashir.

So long as Blair, Bush, Olmert, Sharon, Harper, Howard, Rumsfeld, Cheney et al stride the globe as paragons of freedom and democracy, then why should Bashir be singled out.

ICC is a Western institution and I think that charity should begin from home.

Tatizo langu liko kwa foreign minister wetu bwana MEMBE ambaye at most amedeleop UNCLE TOM SYNDROME ili kuwafurahisha wazungu

 

[Magobe T]

Wakuu,

Huyu bwana toka ile warrant itolewe na jamaa za Hague (ICC) naona anatamba hususan nchi za 'kiislamu'..Je akija Bongo tutakubaliana na tripu yake ama tutasimama na ICC?Kumbuka ukiwa signatori or something like that, basi huna budi ila kum-arrest jamaa anapotia timu katika nchi husika.

Maoni please.

Diplomats boycott Bashir state dinner​

Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir addresses a news conference in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, April 21, 2009. REUTERS
​

By ARGAW ASHINE, NATION Correspondent

Posted Wednesday, April 22 2009 at 19:00

ADDIS ABABA, Wednesday

Western diplomats based in one of the world’s largest diplomatic hubs, Addis Ababa boycotted a dinner party organised by the Ethiopian government to honour Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir.

President al-Bashir had received a warm welcome from his Ethiopian hosts on his arrival in Addis Ababa on Tuesday morning for his two-day official visit.

Al-Bashir was welcomed by Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi and many other African diplomats at Bole international airport but no Western diplomat or representative showed up.

China, Venezuela Cuba and North Korean ambassadors joined their African counterparts at the airport to welcome President al-Bashir.

Hundreds of Sudanese living in Ethiopia warmly welcomed the president both at the airport and at a separate party.
The Ethiopian government hosted a lavish state dinner in honour of President al-Bashir on Tuesday evening.

Though invited, US and many European diplomats boycotted the state dinner in protest against Bashir whose arrest is sought by the International Criminal court over alleged abuse in Sudan’s Western Darfur region.

One Western diplomat told the Nation in Addis Ababa: “It’s not fair to sit for a dinner with a criminal”.

During a joint press conference with Mr Meles, President Bashir dismissed the notion that the arrest warrant could restrict him from travelling.

“We came to this meeting to show those who said we could not travel outside Sudan that we can travel outside Sudan,” President al-Bashir told journalists.

The Sudanese leader has visited Egypt, Eritrea, Libya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia since the ICC issued an arrest warrant on March 4.

Angekuja, of course, angekumbatiwa kwa vile hata rais alishapinga 'arrest warrant' yake. Ila hawezi kuja kwa sababu akija atakamatwa. Ndiyo maana anazunguka tu kwenye zile nchi ambazo anajua hawezi kukamatwa. Lakini atafanya hivyo milele? Siku moja atakamatwa tu!