I followed the War of Secession of the South Sudanese for years. Now, some Black Sudanese are still in their homelands in Sudan itself, and they're being hunted and massacred by Sudan's Army. There's also a small force of a rebel army that looks after it's people of several tribes over a large territory in the in the new south of the Sudan, many of whose people were subsistence farmers, but after the massacre are survivors living in mountain caves. Heartbreaking, once again.
— Albert Gedraitis
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Showing posts with label Khartoum. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
PoliticsSudan: War against minorities: 100,000 Nuba flee to mountain caves after massacre of their families by Sudan govt soldiers
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African Union,
caves,
humanitarian aid,
Humanitarian Crisis,
hunger,
Khartoum,
Malnutrition,
NubaMountains,
South Kordofan,
Starvation,
Sudan,
Sudn Pple's LibArmy-North,
SudnArmedForces,
United Nations
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