UN chief voices concern about situation in Darfur IDP camp
30 July, 2010 (Khartoum) – A spokesperson for the UN’s chief says that his boss is “concerned” about the situation in south Darfur’s Kalma IDP camp where clashes recently occurred between IDPs supporting Darfur peace talks and others opposed to them.
Several local media sources reported news in the past few days about clashes in some of Darfur’s IDP camps between IDPs in favor of the peace process and others rejecting it.
The daily newspaper Al-Akhbar reported on 29 July three IDPs were killed in Al-Humidya IDP camp in western Darfur when an altercation broke out between groups supporting Darfur peace talks in Doha and others opposed to the process.
The paper quoted a local official as saying that the group opposed to the talks is affiliated to the SLM rebel faction of Abd-al-Wahid Muhammad Nur.
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UN chief voices concern about situation in Darfur IDP camp
UN should send impartial investigators to investigate who gave weapons to those IDPs who attended talks in Doha to kill their counterparts who oppose Doha talks.Ghazi salahudeen the Presidnet advisor and person incharge of Darfur Desk said three weeks ago said that its now time to disperse the IDPs camps. Now the killings in IDPs camps is happening!!!!!!!