Attack on Darfur Page #2

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about an hour, hour and a half.

There one or two people that may

speak a little bit of English,

but we have somebody

to interpret for them.

Yes.

So you guys are not interpreter.

Also, they brought gifts for you

and the villagers.

They are special

from this lady.

Okay. Okay.

He say, "Welcome,

the village is open for you."

Okay.

Just follow these guys.

This is the-

Yes, you can go.

Go.

If you need any-

Please, follow them.

Yeah, thanks.

Can you kindly ask the chief

if he has seen any evidence

of Janjaweed and government

forces working together

at any other raids

or interaction whatsoever?

We don't have proof

about that that is clear.

The people have an idea...

As-Salamu Alaykum.

Do you speak English?

Delicious. Nutritious.

Excuse me, miss.

Do you mind

looking at the camera for me?

Thank you.

This number, they escape

and no one know where they are.

Have the Janjaweed

been through this village

or in the area at all?

They never enter

in this village,

but they destroyed

all the village surround us

and all the people,

some of them killed,

some of them go to the camp,

and a lot of people,

he doesn't know where.

He asks you,

why the army of AU,

you never protect us?

Why do you come after all of

the villages are destroyed,

and after that you come to us

and ask what's going on?

You see, the only thing

I can say is that

we've been given a very limited

mandate where Bashir,

your president,

has allowed us into your country

for only humanitarian reasons,

so we have not

been given a mandate

to engage or attack.

All we can do is oversee.

We can give food and shelter.

And that is the extent.

It is

a very good question.

He say, always many people

from AU come in to ask

what's going on

and what time that,

but no anything

happened to us

to protect or save our life.

I will try and see whether

we can bring more troops here,

whether or not we can agree that

there should be more protection.

But as I said,

it is a very slow process.

We are dealing

with politicians.

I am just an army man

and I have my orders,

but, please,

tell him that we are doing

everything in our power

to make sure

that the people are protected

and that the villages is safe.

From the village?

But still you rebuild.

You're rebuilding now.

You're building.

You keep building though.

But why do you stay?

Why do you stay?

So how long have you,

your family...

How long have

you been living here?

Of course.

That would be great.

Okay.

That would be good.

This is your kids?

Yeah.

What is your name?

My name

is Hadeeja Ibrahim.

Hadeeja Ibrahim.

Nice to meet you.

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sexual abuse?

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