Article: SUDAN: ARAB LEAGUE URGED TO TAKE 'SERIOUS STEPS' IN DARFUR

Cam McGrath
Inter Press Service English News Wire
08-23-2004
CAIRO, Aug. 21, 2004 (IPS/GIN) -- The Arab League's failure to
take firm action towards ending the humanitarian crisis in Sudan
has cast serious doubts on the ability of Arabs to manage their own
regional affairs, say analysts.
"Arab governments must take serious steps to stop the Arab
Janjaweed militias which are targeting civilians in Darfur," says
Hafez Abu Sa'ada, secretary-general of the Egyptian Organisation
for Human Rights. "This is a crisis that calls for real
intervention and if the Arabs don't have the ability to stop it
then they must accept foreign help."
The UN has described the conflict in Darfur as the worst
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