---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Radio Darfur <[email protected]> Date: Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 2:06 PM Subject: Aerial bombardments kill ten, injure eight in East Jebel Marra, Darfur News Update by Radio Dabanga (26 November – 2 December) To: Radio Darfur <[email protected]>
[image: Home] *Darfur News Update by Radio Dabanga (26 November - 2 December)* *Aerial bombardments kill ten, injure eight in East Jebel Marra* Ten people were killed in aerial bombardments near Shengil Tobaya and Sharafa in East Jebel Marra. One attack took place a few kilometers from the Unamid compound. A Sudanese Air Force (SAF) aircraft bombed the Toyota transporting 15 people near Tangara at around 4pm on 29 November. It was 3km west of the Unamid compound in Shengil Tobaya. Seven of the passengers died on the spot and eight were critically wounded. The relatives of the victims asked Unamid to transfer the wounded people to a hospital and recover the dead bodies. It remains unclear whether the organisation has helped out. In a separate incident on the same day in Sharafa village in East Jebel Marra, an Antonov 43 bombed three farmers, at about 5.30pm. The three farmers, riding a horse cart, and their horses were killed immediately. “*Protest for free education has failed; Darfur students leave”* 120 students from Darfur have stopped their study completely at the University of Sennar on 27 November. They will not return until the university administration responds to their demands: to exempt them from tuition fees and re-register dismissed Darfuri students. Darfuri students, being displaced, are exempted from registration and tuition fees according to the Abuja and Doha peace agreements. A spokesperson of Sennar's Darfur Students Association explained: “All attempts, protests and sit-ins, to resolve our case failed. We will only return if our case has been resolved.” That day was also marked by violent clashes at the university in Khartoum and the university in El Obeid, between National Congress Party (NCP) students and Darfur students. 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