DARFUR GENOCIDE:
You can act now to produce action in
the U.N.
By David Rubenstein
There is good news -- the new UN Secretary-General
recently stated publicly that Darfur will be one of his first
top priorities.
However, despite Secretary-General Ban's
initial public commitment to Darfur, the UN has many other competing
priorities and the Secretary-General will be faced with some
very difficult decisions in the coming year.
Ban Ki-Moon must do everything in his power
to make Sudanese President Bashir respect his commitments, as
well as to mobilize the necessary troops, funding and logistics
from UN member states.
Will you help us make sure that Secretary-General
Ban stays focused on ending the crisis in Darfur? Click here now to send a letter urging the new
UN Secretary-General to make Darfur one of his top priorities.
The situation in Darfur has never been
more urgent. Two weeks ago, the Sudanese government breached
a hopeful 60-day ceasefire when military planes bombed Darfuri
civilians. There were also reports of UN staff being assaulted
by Sudanese police the weekend before last.
That is why we need your help to make
sure that Secretary-General Ban hears from millions of people
around the world with the urgent
message to act quickly in Darfur before hundreds of thousands
more lives are lost to the violence.
Click here to sign the petition to the new UN
Secretary-General.
Once you've signed the petition, please
forward this message to your friends and family and ask them
to join you in contacting the new Secretary-General.
Thank you again for your commitment.
Best regards,
David Rubenstein
Save Darfur Coalition
www.savedarfur.org
info@savedarfur.org
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P.S. Thousands of Amnesty student and youth activists nationwide
will mobilize this spring to stop the killing in Darfur as part
of Amnesty International's National Week of Student Action. Help
us to make this our most successful youth mobilization on Darfur
to date.
During the National Week of Student
Action (March 26-30), students and youth can help us take this
activism to the next level. Help us top last year's record-setting
registration of more than 1,500 groups and individuals who took
action in the United States and worldwide.
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