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The ethnic cleansing unfolding in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan doesn’t get much coverage. But once you’ve witnessed it, says Nicholas Kristof, it will haunt you. By Adam B. Ellick on Publish Date July 13, 2015. Photo by Nicholas Kristof/The New York Times.
nytimes.com - By ADAM B. ELLICK and NICHOLAS KRISTOF - July 13, 2015
You’ve heard of Darfur, and you know about the slaughter underway in Syria. But the worst ethnic cleansing you’ve never heard of is unfolding in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan, where the government is bombing villages, schools and hospitals and trying to keep out food and medicine.
It doesn’t get much coverage, partly because it’s difficult to get access to. But when you’ve seen these atrocities, they haunt you. So we slipped into the Nuba Mountains through rebel lines to try to document the killings. This video is the result.
(ALSO SEE RELATED INFORMATION HERE - An American’s View from a Foxhole in Sudan)
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[9 other groups] 'The Worst Atrocity You¹ve Never Heard Of'
Kathy,
I just saw this last night.
This is the area I've been returning to the past 4 years. I've traveled
those same non-existent roads, heard the planes, rockets, barrel bombs and
seen the children run to the caves.
Thanks for passing on the story. I wish there was more we could do, but I
guess the first thing is to let more people know about the situation.
Awareness then action.
I hope some action comes soon.
pj
on 7/15/15, 7:15 AM Kathy Gilbeaux via admin at
admin@m.resiliencesystem.org wrote:
> The ethnic cleansing unfolding in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan doesnât get
> much coverage. But once youâve witnessed it, says Nicholas Kristof, it will
> haunt you. By Adam B. Ellick on Publish Date July 13, 2015. Photo by Nicholas
> Kristof/The New York Times.
>
> nytimes.com - By ADAM B. ELLICK and NICHOLAS KRISTOF - July 13, 2015
>
> Youâve heard of Darfur, and you know about the slaughter underway in Syria.
> But the worst ethnic cleansing youâve never heard of is unfolding in the
> Nuba Mountains of Sudan, where the government is bombing villages, schools
> and hospitals and trying to keep out food and medicine.
>
> It doesnât get much coverage, partly because itâs difficult to get access
> to. But when youâve seen these atrocities, they haunt you. So we slipped
> into the Nuba Mountains through rebel lines to try to document the killings.
> This video is the result.
>
> (READ COMPLETE ARTICLE) [1]
>
> (ALSO SEE RELATED INFORMATION HERE - An Americanâs View from a Foxhole in
> Sudan) [2]
>
> =======
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> [1]
> http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/13/opinion/the-worst-atrocity-youve-never-heard
> -of.html?smid=fb-share
> [2] http://resiliencesystem.org/americanâs-view-foxhole-sudan
A Rain of Bombs in the Nuba Mountains
Osman Shanta with his son, Abdullah. During bombings, they now take shelter in caves.
Credit Nicholas Kristof/The New York Times
nytimes.com - by Nicholas Kristof - June 20, 2015
IN THE NUBA MOUNTAINS, Sudan — THE eight children in the Shanta family lived in a village of grass huts and had never turned on an electric light or worn a watch, never ridden a car or even a bicycle, never spoken on the telephone.
Their first real interaction with the 21st century came one February night as they huddled in a foxhole while the Sudanese government shelled their hut. If you want to understand why President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan should be prosecuted by the International Criminal Court, the Shanta family offers a reminder that Bashir’s atrocities will continue as long as he remains in power.
(READ COMPLETE ARTICLE)
[9 other groups] 'The Worst Atrocity You’ve Never Heard Of'
Please see additional information within the links below:
MSF - Sudan: MSF Hospital Bombed in South Kordofan
http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/article/sudan-msf-hospital-bombed-south-kordofan
Tom Catena - Sudan's Healing Hand - TIME 100 Most Influential People 2015
http://time.com/3823233/tom-catena-2015-time-100/
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Osman Shanta with his son, Abdullah. During bombings, they now take
shelter
in caves.
Credit Nicholas Kristof/The New York Times
nytimes.com -
by Nicholas Kristof - June 20, 2015
IN THE NUBA MOUNTAINS, Sudan — THE eight
children in the Shanta family
lived in a village of grass huts and had never
turned on an electric light or
worn a watch, never ridden a car or even a
bicycle, never spoken on the
telephone.
Their first real interaction with
the 21st century came one February night as
they huddled in a foxhole while
the Sudanese government shelled their hut. If
you want to understand why
President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan should be
prosecuted by the
International Criminal Court, the Shanta family offers a
reminder that
Bashir’s atrocities will continue as long as he remains in
power.
(READ
COMPLETE ARTICLE) [1]
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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/21/opinion/sunday/nicholas-kristof-a-rain-of-bombs-in-the-nuba-mountains.html