The Medical Equipment to South Sudan Project

Below are links to an inventory of four container-loads of medical equipment that has now arrived in the port of Mombasa, Kenya, en route to Juba, capital of South Sudan. The equipment was assembled from Canadian donors: medical and dental practitioners, hospitals, and other citizens. The project to arrange for the shipment and raise money for the $40,000 cost of shipping the equipment was organized and directed by Ottawa resident Justin Laku, founder and president of Canadian Friends of Sudan and a collaborator on Darfur projects, since 2004, with the Darfur Action Group-Cornell.

Inventory 1, Inventory 2, Inventory 3, Inventory 4, Agreement with Juba Hospital
May 27th, 2008

Proposal to the European Union to establish a
Joint Darfur/Sudan Planning Commission

We urgently request that the European Union establish a Joint Darfur/Sudan Planning Commission.

This commission shall be staffed by civilian and military experts chosen by the EU from any interested countries or international bodies. It shall be empowered to examine, by any means necessary, all questions it deems relevant to the restoration of peace and security in all of Sudan, with special attention to Darfur, the states of the South, and the territory of Abyei.

Letter To the President (MS Word Document)
Rationale, Mission And Agenda, Expected Benefits (MS Word Document)
Appendix (MS Word Document)

February 16th, 2008
Three Part Plan
for Darfur

The Three Part Plan
(MS Word Document)

The challenge: Unless this plan or a more robust one is implemented quickly, the surviving victims of the Darfur genocide will remain indefinitely in an archipelago of destitute camps spread across the region. A population of 2.5 million, driven from well over one thousand completely destroyed villages, lingers in disease, starvation, fears confirmed by daily violence, and hopes abridged by the now accelerating departure of international aid organizations.

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To assist with our work
To assist with the work of the Darfur Action Group:

Checks payable to
Darfur Action Group - Cornell

This money will NOT go to pay for humanitarian work in Darfur:
  1. Humanitarian organizations are being forced out of most of Darfur and cannot deliver the aid they already have paid for.
  2. They will only be able to operate if some version of the Three-Part Plan is implemented.
  3. Many of the Sudanese Govt humanitarian organizations are staffed by operatives of Salah Abdallah Gosh, the Heinrich Himmler of the genocide.
  4. Your money and implied support of Humanitarian Policies will only encourage the bravest and most self-sacrificing humanitarian workers in the international organizations, who are still there, and who are 90 per cent Sudanese,to stay on and run a great risk of becoming not aidworkers but martyrs. That is, they will be killed, as is already happening, of course.
The Darfur Action Group -Cornell is NOT (yet) a 501.c.3 organizations. Donations will not, at present, be tax-deductible.

Sudanese Endgame

No-Fly Zone

Implementing A No Fly Zone In Darfur, Sudan
(PDF Document)

August, 2007
Elvir Camdzic
John H. Weiss


Plan B

THE PLAN B FOR DARFUR PROJECT:
A PROGRESS REPORT

by John H. Weiss and Elvir Camdzic
13 December 2006

Reports on 6 and 7 December indicate that janjaweed militias are massing for large-scale attacks on El Fashir, capital of North Darfur. Units of 1000+ personnel have been observed in coordinated actions.

Plan_B-Progress_Report

Plan_B_Project_Description

Questions_for_the_JDPC

Selected_Phase_I_emails


Contact Us

Cornell Darfur Action Group
1148 Coddington Road
Ithaca, NY 14850

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Miscellany

BILAD AL- SUDAN
(Sudan's name in Arabic: "Land of the Blacks")
Lyrics by John Weiss


May 2008

Information about Darfur
and the Movement to
Stop the Genocide

Suggested readings


DVDs and Booklets
Online Order Form
MS Word Doc

Other Darfur Action Group Projects
The Darfur Culture Video Documentation Project

Appeal to Rebels Aug 2007

The Appeal
(MS Word Document)

August, 2007
Elvir Camdzic
John H. Weiss

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