The national Alliance which is lead by the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and the Umma Party had lead a group of 17 Sudanese political parties, under the banner of The national alliance demanding the Sudanese government to step down and …
Posted in Democracy, General, Sudan | 2 CommentsThe Sudanese government started a move last week to issue a law on journalist to require them to register themselves with the government media regulator so that the government would monitor them if they misuse there power as journalist. if …
Posted in Censorship, Civil Rights, Democracy, Freedom of Speech, General, Human Rights, Media, Sudan | 3 CommentsHello everyone. first of all I would like to thank Mideast Youth for allowing me to be part of their bloggers community. I know I was really excited when I got the news from Esra’a that I would be part …
Posted in Sudan | 2 CommentsEvery media outlet is giving a voice to a plethora of self appointed political pundits, common-sense-loathing activists, and confused citizens of the earth, all trying to make sense of the International Criminal Court’s issuance of a warrant for the arrest …
Posted in Sudan | Tagged Al-Bashir, ICC, Sudan | 16 CommentsIn the past we have always dealt with rejections while shopping for hosting, since several of the sites we host are in all of the “sanctioned’ countries within the Middle East that some companies are banned from doing business with. …
Posted in Announcements, Freedom of Speech, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria | 4 CommentsAs African nations sell and lease its land, and birthright, to the world’s super-powers, and arguably “dangerous” countries like Saudi Arabia who support Islamic fundamentalism, we are seeing a brand new kind of neo-colonial land-grab, and it scares me. I’d …
Posted in Egypt, Environment, Gulf, Israel, Issues and Causes, Middle East, News and Politics, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, UAE | Tagged Africa, Britain, Ethiopia, Germany, Ghana, Israel, Middle East, Namibia, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Sweden, UK, United Arab Emirates | Leave a commentJerusalem – The UN’s refugee agency has confirmed that ninety one African refugees expelled by the Israeli army to Egypt as part of Israel’s controversial “hot return” policy have gone missing. A spokeswoman in Cairo for the United Nations High …
Posted in Bad news, Current Events, Egypt, Israel, Refugees, Sudan | Leave a commentOn Sept. 1, Israeli army Brig.-Gen Yoel Strick said in a deposition to Israel’s Supreme Court that is a matter of public record that Israel had “returned” 91 African “infiltrators”—official parlance for asylum seekers—to Egypt in late August. Yesterday, Israeli …
Posted in Bad news, Egypt, Foreign Affairs, Israel, Middle East, Politics, Refugees, Regional Issues, Sudan | Leave a commentJerusalem–The Israeli army confirmed today that it has forced more asylum seekers back to Egypt despite warnings from human rights groups that doing so endangers their lives. Meanwhile, Egyptian police shot dead two African refugees seeking to reach Israel near …
Posted in Bad news, Current Events, Egypt, Foreign Affairs, Israel, Middle East, Refugees, Sudan | 8 CommentsBen Lynfield Jerusalem – Some Israeli soldiers have strong misgivings about their unpleasant new task returning African refugees to Egypt, where they are at high risk of being deported back to Sudan, Eritrea or the other regimes they fled. In …
Posted in Egypt, Foreign Affairs, Israel, Middle East, Refugees, Regional Issues, Sudan | 8 Comments