Involvements The Sudanese Liberation army fighting for independence, is also the main party in south Sudan leading it to its victory in the 22 year long civil war and constituting its current government. The Sudanese government led by Omar Al-Bashir and directing the genocidal operations, causing at least 500.000 casualties and organized rape against his own people. UNAMID, The African Union/United Nations Hybrid operation in Darfur, is failing to protect the people against their oppressive government, leaving the people in near medieval living conditions. Chad. On May 11, 2008 Sudan announced it was cutting diplomatic relations with Chad, claiming that it was helping rebels in to attack the Sudanese capital . Six months later, in November 2008, relations continued. The Sudanese-Chadian relationship improved dramatically after Chadian President Idriss Deby visited Khartoum on February 9, 2010. The resulting deal saw Chad kick out the Darfuri Justice and Equality Movement rebels it had previously supported, dramatically changing the Darfur dynamic. Chad and Sudan also committed themselves to joint military border patrols. Sudan held command of the latter force for the first six months, after which it was given over to Chad according to the six-month rotation agreement China, the country enabling this kind of mass slaughter through sponsoring of military goods of all kinds. Timeline of the events 1955: Sudan under joint Colonial occupation by Great Britain and Egypt 1956: Declaration of Sudanese independence, Ismael Al-Azhari Islam sympathizer becomes the first president, his promotion of Muslim beliefs leads to a civil war between the Muslim Arab north and the ethnically black Christian south and west. 1972: After 16 years of civil war an agreement is found and peace returned. South Sudan is now allowed to govern itself only if Sudan is still allowed to exploit their natural resources.
Involvements The Sudanese Liberation army fighting for independence, is also the main party in south Sudan leading it to its victory in the 22 year long civil war and constituting its current government. The Sudanese government led by Omar Al-Bashir and directing the genocidal operations, causing at least 500.000 casualties and organized rape against his own people. UNAMID, The African Union/United Nations Hybrid operation in Darfur, is failing to protect the people against their oppressive government, leaving the people in near medieval living conditions. Chad. On May 11, 2008 Sudan announced it was cutting diplomatic relations with Chad, claiming that it was helping rebels in to attack the Sudanese capital . Six months later, in November 2008, relations continued. The Sudanese-Chadian relationship improved dramatically after Chadian President Idriss Deby visited Khartoum on February 9, 2010. The resulting deal saw Chad kick out the Darfuri Justice and Equality Movement rebels it had previously supported, dramatically changing the Darfur dynamic. Chad and Sudan also committed themselves to joint military border patrols. Sudan held command of the latter force for the first six months, after which it was given over to Chad according to the six-month rotation agreement China, the country enabling this kind of mass slaughter through sponsoring of military goods of all kinds. Timeline of the events 1955: Sudan under joint Colonial occupation by Great Britain and Egypt 1956: Declaration of Sudanese independence, Ismael Al-Azhari Islam sympathizer becomes the first president, his promotion of Muslim beliefs leads to a civil war between the Muslim Arab north and the ethnically black Christian south and west. 1972: After 16 years of civil war an agreement is found and peace returned. South Sudan is now allowed to govern itself only if Sudan is still allowed to exploit their natural resources.
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