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63 Appendix I Opened: late 2003 Composition: Janjaweed and GoS army troops together totalling 300 Names of Janjaweed commanders: Yohanes Abdallah Jadallah (Itefat tribe), Illei Ahmed Taher (Jallul tribe), Abdelhazim Ibrahim Abdallah Jadallah (Itefat), Mohamad Saleh Ibrahim Abdallah Structure: occupied villages, civilians (Tunjur, Mima) driven out Notable for: More than one hundred villagers reportedly were killed when the camp was installed, sixty-nine in Lumlum alone. Note: visited by African Union ceasefire monitors on July 11, 2004 (the government of Sudan complained of an attack on their forces at Um Sayala on July 3, but the A.U. ceasefire monitors after investigation concluded that no such attack could be verified). FUNU Location: west of Kutum (location of IDP camp), West Darfur Opened: January 2004 Composition: Janjaweed and GoS army troops (separated by a wadi or seasonal riverbed) Numbers: The number of Janjaweed varies but never less than 200; GoS troops, 300. Structures: No tents during the dry season, Janjaweed camp under the trees Equipment: well equipped, most types of weapons the GoS possesses (sometime brought by helicopter) Notable for: Stolen livestock kept here UM HEGLIG Location: northeast of Mellit (east of Kutum; both locations of IDP camps), North Darfur Opened: January 2004 Composition: Janjaweed only, number unknown but high rotation KUMA Location: 60 kilometers east of El Fasher, North Darfur Composition: Janjaweed only, number unknown Structure: camp installed outside the village of Kuma ABU JIDAD Location: 60 kilometers south of Karnoi, West Darfur Opened: May 2004 Composition: Janjaweed only, no less than 500 Structure: Occupied farms (farmers cannot access their houses or fields) Equipment: many weapons and five vehicles provided by the GoS ISHARAYA Location: 75 kilometers south of Nyala, 3 kilometers north of Buram, South Darfur Opened: May 15, 2004 Composition: Janjaweed only, number unknown Structure: occupied farm villages, civilians (Binga, Mima, Kretch, some Masalit) driven out Equipment: three or four cars and horses KURGUE (15 villages), extension of Funu camp Location: 85 kilometers west of Kutum, east of Funu camp, West Darfur Opened: June 2004 Composition: Janjaweed only, about 200 Structure: old occupied villages (well, mosque), civilians (Fur, Zaghawa, Tunjur) driven out Equipment: well equipped by GoS; trucks, horses, and camels ASSALAYA Location: east of Nyala, 40 kilometers west of Ed Da’ein, 5 kilometersnorth of a GoS army base, South Darfur Opened: July 2004 Composition: Janjaweed and GoS army troops, numbers unknown Structure: airstrip for helicopter Equipment: same as government army troops
RAZALLAH JAWAZAT Location: east of Nyala, 8 kilometers west of Ed Da’ein, South Darfur Opened: July 2004 Composition: Janjaweed only, 200 Structure: occupied villages, civilians (Borgo, Bergid, Sam Tama, Berti) driven out Equipment: vehicles, horses, and some camels TAISHA Location: 17 kilometers east of Nyala (IDP camps in Intifida and Kalma, east of Nyala), west of Labadu, South Darfur Opened: July 2004 Composition: Janjaweed only, number unknown Structure: occupied villages, civilians (Dayo ethnic group) driven out Appendix I 64
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Authors: Dr James M. Smith is Chief
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Table of Contents 4.3 Chronology of
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Executive Summary
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The Aegis Trust recommends that: Ex
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(k) Other inhumane acts of a simila
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While the point about not devaluing
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SECTION 2 Darfur and the Ideology o
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Humanitarian aid was denied. Govern
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Africa, and to the mov ement of Ara
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Page 37 and 38: SECTION 5 Ending Impunity 80 Justic
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Page 41 and 42: CONCLUSION Insecurity for those und
Page 43 and 44: Appendix A Article IX: Disputes bet
Page 45 and 46: Appendix B Appendix B: Definitions
Page 47 and 48: Appendix D Appendix D: October 1987
Page 49 and 50: B - Jebel Mara District Number Name
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