Report slaughtered in Chad, dozens of Janjaweed in the Sudan, Chad recruits(CNN) - More than 100 people were killed last month in Chad by the Janjaweed militia Sudan from neighbouring countries and their recruits from Chad, according to eyewitness reports collected by Human Rights Watch, a group of humanitarian dog custody.
The group said Friday that 118 people were killed 12 April 13, and in a cluster from four villages in eastern Chad over 40 kilometres from the Sudanese border, an evolution of witnesses.
The massacres - reflects the continuing violence in and near the Darfur region in western Sudan - particularly the Sudanese government and a large group of rebels, a peace agreement signed on May 5 agreement.
But Human Rights Watch said the incident shows the spread of the conflict. (Eingeschickt 3 hours)
United Nations Security Council supports the troop missions in East Timor, expressed “deep concern” about unrest
In a statement expressing “deep concern” in the growing violence in East Timor, the United Nations Security Council Thursday asked the government end of the small nation “all necessary measures to end violence and restore peace .
The Security Council expresses its deep concern about developments in East Timor, “recognizes the urgency of the deteriorating security situation and condemns acts of violence against persons, as well as destruction of property,” said statement.
The riots began in March, when the government set fire 600 soldiers, went on strike against alleged discrimination in the army.
Gun battles in the streets of the East Timor capital of Dili, were in the past few days. At least nine deaths were confirmed Thursday when police unaccompanied, for the safety of UN personnel were attacked by renegade soldiers East Timor, said the spokesman for the UN.
Declaration The Security Council urges all parties to “not resort to violence and to participate in democratic processes, in full the back cover of a request to the authorities in Dili for the security forces and defence of Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Portugal. (Eingeschickt 1:20 pm)
Renegade soldiers without attacking police in East Timor
Fusillades died in East Timor’s capital Dili on Friday to seek the safety of civilians in the main city in the cathedral and safeguard the Australian troops at the airport and the capital patrouillierten the streets.
At least nine deaths were confirmed Thursday when police unaccompanied, for the safety of UN personnel were attacked by renegade soldiers East Timor, a spokesman for the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan said.
Paul Kadak journalist with CNN International said Friday morning, about 400 people, mostly women and children, have resorted to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, where there was little or no water and food.
People rushed to the house during breaks in the shootings, supply, “said Kadak. The journalist said that the killings serious last was heard during the night and early Friday morning.
Several hundred Australian troops were in a first commitment. More than 100 orders of the city of Zurich insured Thursday, and two Australian navy ships were Andockmanöver’s in the port of Dili. (Eingeschickt 11:30 pm)