Document #1306370

AI – Amnesty International (Author)

Urgent Action 222/07 [AFR 54/047/2007]

http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGAFR540472007

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    Urgent Action 222/07 [AFR 54/047/2007] (Appeal or News Release, English)

      enID 1074422
    • Document ID 1306370 Related / Associated

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      Sudan

      Darfur: About 35 displaced persons living in Kalma camp near Nyala were arrested, after hundreds of police, army and border intelligence guards surrounded camp on 21 August; they were taken to Nyala West police station where they are held incommunicado; according to reports, detainees are being severely beaten

      Urgent Action 222/07 [AFR 54/047/2007] (Appeal or News Release, German)

        deID 1182593
      ecoi.net description:
      Darfur: About 35 displaced persons living in Kalma camp near Nyala were arrested, after hundreds of police, army and border intelligence guards surrounded camp on 21 August; they were taken to Nyala West police station where they are held incommunicado; according to reports, detainees are being severely beaten
      Country:
      Sudan
      Source:
      AI – Amnesty International (Author)
      Original link:
      http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGAFR540472007
      Document type:
      Appeal or News Release
      Language:
      English
      Published:
      23 August 2007
      Document ID:
      1306370 (former ID 80337)

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