Liberation, Renewal and Dignity Winds Blowing on the Nile Valley, Finally!

 


Dr. Hashim El-Tinay for Sudanese President in 2015

"The most potent weapon in the hands of 

the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed",

Steve Biko, A South African Student Leader/Martyr

Washington, DC February 5th, 2011

We welcome and support the blowing of the winds of liberation, renewal and dignity on the Nile Valley, finally! It is indeed past time for a people's liberation, renewal and dignity that we have been calling for and has been our mission since 1985. 

We are particularly hopeful now that the Egyptian and the Sudanese people started the first step in the one thousand journey for genuine liberation.

We support the people's human and constitutional rights of freedom of thought, expression, organization and their peaceful marches for renewal and genuine democratic change.


The sooner those in power understand and heed the people's call and become servants of a peaceful transition to freedom and democracy, the better it will be for all. 

Because and, as always,  

[IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD]. 

For more on this please watch the below links [in English and Arabic].          

1)    Aljazeera English with Riz Khan:
The first on the Aljazeera English Riz Khan Show on the Sudanese elections crisis, April 2010.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeCPd3Dxrbs

2)  Salam Sudan Peace and 

Democracy Forum Khartoum, Sudan
           
              The second in Arabic I publicly drew attention to the need for societal renewal. I called for all the society and especially those in power to exercise self criticism and humility and  respect the people's basic human and constitutional rights.


             These are the rights of freedom of research, thought, expression and organization I advocated for at a Salam Sudan Foundation/International Peace Quest Institute (IPQI) Civil Society Peace & Democracy Education Forum in Khartoum, Sudan in April 2008.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klZEwU6gDJ8