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Khartoum has total access to intelligence in South Staff writer aJUBA (17th July) the director for security and intelligence in the ministry in an interview at the closure of a four day workshop organised by the Swiss Security System Reform Team has revealed that 'Khartoum intelligence' have unwarranted “access to secret intelligence†in southern Sudan. Mr. Daniel Lual Deng admitted “At the time being we can not avoid it, the Khartoum Intelligence have total access to our intelligence information; whatever they collect, they can accessâ€. Daniel Deng Lual was part of the high profile members of the security intelligence who were invited to attend a workshop under the auspices of the Swiss Foreign Affairs Ministry and the GOSS Ministry of Regional Corporation. “Security is determined by the type of system used: dictatorial, direct democracy or Jeffersonianâ€, Daniel stated. He observed that the security system used by the previous governments in Southern Sudan were anything but democratic, and the source of their guidelines and security policy came from the centre of dictatorial coup remnant in Khartoum. However, he said that the current security system in the South is geared towards “Doing everything in our [SPLA and all southerners] power to protect the CPAâ€. He explained that this situation should instead encourage policy makers to urgently sit together and devise a security policy for the state. The question of overlapping roles of the different security organs is also understood from a different viewpoint by the Intelligence strongman. “These are consequences of war, people were divided randomly into prisons, civil service, police and others remained in the army. What is important is that all these persons are SPLA which is the mother unit of allâ€, Deng argued. He said that it is not overlapping of duties, but “Competition for protectionism†because everybody wants to protect the CPA. “We are competing entities in protecting the CPA, that is why you find the army and police interfering with the others work. He also feared that the widening orientation gap between the security agencies and the local communities they serve “We have not defined the roles and responsibilities of each agency. Responding to the problem of personal loyalties within the army, which practice is a common phenomenon Deng said “We can not jump from liberation struggle to a democratic government at one goâ€. The Protective Defensive Mechanism where every commander had his own headquarters was the official policy of the SPLA, and “That decentralised system is still in effectâ€. He said that SPLA has not yet unified these headquarters, and so personal loyalties will continue to exist. However, “Random distribution of soldiers will lead to lesser incidences of personal loyaltiesâ€, the security boss explained. The Security System Reform may be difficult to implement because the SPLA is distant from the standards and norms of the Swiss reform. He said that there is a roadmap for implementing the SSR. “Until we define our political direction we will not have a good security policy plan for the state. He however disregarded voices in the press that the Criminal Investigations Department is under the Khartoum government. “CID is under the Public Security as an independent Southern Sudan entity within the Southern Sudan Police Forceâ€, Deng explained. The difference is that we cooperate with CID personnel from Khartoum, some of whom are here to compile criminal statistics 'with no inlet' to secret intelligence of Southern Sudan. ------------------------------------ -------------------------- Want to discuss this topic? 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