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2006 | African Union Summit Khartoum
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Wednesday 25 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (NEW YORK) — African leaders rightly rejected Sudan’s bid for the African Union’s presidency this year, but should not reward Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir with Africa’s leadership next year as long as the human rights (...)
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Africa’s leaders on Tuesday named Congo to head the African Union and agreed that Sudan would take over the leadership next year, ending a row sparked by Khartoum’s bid to lead the 53-nation body. Liberia’s (...)
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Monday 23 January 2006
Jan 23, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Africa’s leaders began their annual summit Monday in disarray, failing to resolve dissent over Sudan’s bid to chair the 53-state body while it stands accused of complicity in the conflict in Western Darfur. The (...)
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Wednesday 18 January 2006
AMNESTY INTERNATIONALPublic Statement
AI Index: IOR 30/001/2006 (Public)
News Service No: 011
17 January 2006 African Union Assembly Summit in Khartoum: An important opportunity to (...)
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Wednesday 25 January 2006
Jan 25, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — An African human rights commission has criticised the continent’s worst rights offenders, including Sudan and Zimbabwe, in a report analysts say marks a "coming of age" for the organisation. Fatuma Adam Bisham (...)
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Wednesday 25 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — The African Union survived the toughest diplomatic test of its four-year existence Tuesday by settling a leadership row that dominated the Khartoum summit but left many of the continent’s problems by the (...)
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Monday 23 January 2006
By Garang Ayang Kuoi
Jan 21, 2006 — This is a warning to African leaders that if they allow the Sudanese president Omar Al Beshir to head the African Union, they will have to make sure that they dig a grave for Darfurians and eastern (...)
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Saturday 14 January 2006
Jan 13, 2006 (UNITED NATIONS) — Sudan’s bid to take over the African Union leadership is by no means certain despite a tradition the nation chosen for a summit gathering would automatically chair the alliance, African diplomats, U.N. and (...)
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — A special African Union panel will propose on Tuesday Congo Republic should become next head of the 53-nation organisation instead of Sudan after critics said a Sudanese presidency would damage the AU’s (...)
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Sudan is expected to show progress in ending the violence in its western region of Darfur before it takes the chair of the 53-nation African Union, a Sudanese minister said Tuesday. The destroyed village of (...)
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