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[h=1]Balozi wa Rwanda Eugene Richard Gasana ameitaka Serikali ya Sudani kuongea na Waasi ili kumaliza mgogoro Darfur!!!!!!!!!
Talk to Your Darfour Armed Opposition: Rwandan Ambassador to the UN and Government Minister Tells Sudan Government[/h] by AfroAmerica Network on June 7, 2013
Rwanda believes that only a political solution, through the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur (DDPD), will bring peace to Darfur, Rwandan UN Ambassador, Eugene-Richard Gasana said during the UN Security Council Briefing Meeting on Sudan and International Criminal Court (ICC) (see here). DDOD is the peace agreement on Darfur signed in Qatar in 2011 .
The remarks by the Rwandan Ambassador and Government Minister came as a shock.
Photo: Former UN Deputy Secretary General, now Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, the Tanzanian Asha-Rose Migiro and Eugene-Richard Gasana, Rwandan UN Ambassador.
Over the last couple of weeks, the Rwandan Government has been calling the Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete genocide denier, terrorist sympathizer, for calling on Rwandan Government to negotiate with its own armed opposition (see here our article of May 26, 2013: Talk to Your Armed Opposition, Tanzanian President Kikwete Tells Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Paul Kagame of Rwanda, and Joseph Kabila of DRC).
Speaking to the United Nations Security Council, International Criminal Court (ICC ) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda expressed her deep frustration, and even despair, in regard to the paralysis within the United Security Council that aggravates the plight of victims in Darfur, gone from bad to worse, especially due to aerial bombardments, which could only be attributed to one party, the use of sexual violence and impunity for such crimes persisted.
However, the Rwandan Ambassador, perhaps worried about setting up precedent that could eventually targets the members of the Rwandan government, reinforced the opposition to the International Criminal Court and rather complained that it was unfortunate African countries that had received President Al-Bashir since his indictment were sanctioned for their efforts, despite the fact that they were in conformity with their obligations.
But what shocked the most, was when the Rwandan Ambassador Gasana said: Rwanda strongly condemns continued fighting between the government of Sudan and armed groups, as well as inter-communal fighting. We remain deeply concerned at continued violations of human rights in Darfur, particularly targeted attacks against civilians and sexual and gender-based violence.
According to sources with the United Nations, the questions among the members UN Security Council following the speech by the the Rwandan Ambassador were: Why Rwandan Government feels allowed to urge others to negotiate with their armed opposition, but barks out its vitriol at whoever asks the same from the Rwandan Government?
Thousands of UN blue helmets are keeping peace in Darfour under f the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID). The United Nations Secretary General and African Union Chairperson decided this week not to renew the term of Lt. Gen. Patrick Nyamvumba who commanded the blue helmets, despite the fact that Rwanda contributes 3,200 troops to the Mission.
Lt Gen Patrick Nyamvumba was replaced by the Tanzanian Lt Gen Paul Ignace Mella. The appointment of the Tanzanian general by both the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the African Union Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma as the Force Commander of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) to head UNAMID appears to be a new sign of the growing influence of the United Republic of Tanzania. A Tanzanian also commands the UN Intervention Brigade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
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Talk to Your Darfour Armed Opposition: Rwandan Ambassador to the UN and Government Minister Tells Sudan Government[/h] by AfroAmerica Network on June 7, 2013
Rwanda believes that only a political solution, through the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur (DDPD), will bring peace to Darfur, Rwandan UN Ambassador, Eugene-Richard Gasana said during the UN Security Council Briefing Meeting on Sudan and International Criminal Court (ICC) (see here). DDOD is the peace agreement on Darfur signed in Qatar in 2011 .The remarks by the Rwandan Ambassador and Government Minister came as a shock.
Photo: Former UN Deputy Secretary General, now Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, the Tanzanian Asha-Rose Migiro and Eugene-Richard Gasana, Rwandan UN Ambassador.
Over the last couple of weeks, the Rwandan Government has been calling the Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete genocide denier, terrorist sympathizer, for calling on Rwandan Government to negotiate with its own armed opposition (see here our article of May 26, 2013: Talk to Your Armed Opposition, Tanzanian President Kikwete Tells Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Paul Kagame of Rwanda, and Joseph Kabila of DRC).
Speaking to the United Nations Security Council, International Criminal Court (ICC ) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda expressed her deep frustration, and even despair, in regard to the paralysis within the United Security Council that aggravates the plight of victims in Darfur, gone from bad to worse, especially due to aerial bombardments, which could only be attributed to one party, the use of sexual violence and impunity for such crimes persisted.
However, the Rwandan Ambassador, perhaps worried about setting up precedent that could eventually targets the members of the Rwandan government, reinforced the opposition to the International Criminal Court and rather complained that it was unfortunate African countries that had received President Al-Bashir since his indictment were sanctioned for their efforts, despite the fact that they were in conformity with their obligations.
But what shocked the most, was when the Rwandan Ambassador Gasana said: Rwanda strongly condemns continued fighting between the government of Sudan and armed groups, as well as inter-communal fighting. We remain deeply concerned at continued violations of human rights in Darfur, particularly targeted attacks against civilians and sexual and gender-based violence.
According to sources with the United Nations, the questions among the members UN Security Council following the speech by the the Rwandan Ambassador were: Why Rwandan Government feels allowed to urge others to negotiate with their armed opposition, but barks out its vitriol at whoever asks the same from the Rwandan Government?
Thousands of UN blue helmets are keeping peace in Darfour under f the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID). The United Nations Secretary General and African Union Chairperson decided this week not to renew the term of Lt. Gen. Patrick Nyamvumba who commanded the blue helmets, despite the fact that Rwanda contributes 3,200 troops to the Mission.
Lt Gen Patrick Nyamvumba was replaced by the Tanzanian Lt Gen Paul Ignace Mella. The appointment of the Tanzanian general by both the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the African Union Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma as the Force Commander of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) to head UNAMID appears to be a new sign of the growing influence of the United Republic of Tanzania. A Tanzanian also commands the UN Intervention Brigade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
©2013 AfroAmerica Network. All Rights Reserved.
