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----- Forwarded Message ---- From: "Mark Lotwis, Save Darfur Coalition" <info@savedarfur.org> To: Eric Schwerin <ericschwerin@yahoo.com> Sent: Thu, June 3, 2010 3:13:59 PM Subject: Take Action: Contact Vice President Biden Today Dear Eric,The people of Sudan need the U.S. to lead for PeaceContact Vice President Biden Next week, Vice President Joe Biden is traveling to Egypt, Kenya and South Africa for meetings with key African leaders. The vice president will discuss a range of issues during his trip, but the situation in Sudan needs to be at the top of his agenda. This is an important opportunity for the United States to demonstrate leadership on the issues facing Sudan and engage important regional players in solving the country's interlocking crises. Ask Vice President Biden to make Sudan a priority on his trip to Africa now. The vice president's first stop is in Egypt - Sudan's northern neighbor and home to tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees. Egypt has allowed refugees to remain within its borders, but the Sudanese living there are increasingly facing harassment and possible deportation. Decades of conflict has resulted in hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees, and the United States must insist that Egypt and all of Sudan's neighbors treat these displaced people fairly and humanely. On this issue, our leadership is critical. Vice President Biden is scheduled to fly out this Sunday. Please sign-on now so we can get your message to the V.P. before he departs for Africa. If the final stages of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement are not implemented and post-referendum negotiations between the NCP/SPLM do not lay out a peaceful path forward, the referendum scheduled for January 2011 could return the country to war. Egypt, Kenya and South Africa all played a key role in the creation of the CPA and their cooperation is essential to building a lasting peace in Sudan. The problems of Sudan will ultimately be resolved by Sudanese. But, international cooperation and increased U.S. leadership will facilitate the process of tackling the interlocking political crises and challenges without a resort to deadly violence. Thank you for your activism and your support. -Mark Mark Lotwis Save Darfur Coalition Donate to Help Save Darfur Support the Save Darfur Coalition's crucial advocacy programs to build the political pressure needed to end the crisis in Darfur and ensure the people of Sudan are not silenced by a rigged election. Click here now to make a secure, tax-deductible online donation. ________________________________ This message was sent to ericschwerin@yahoo.com. Visit your subscription management page to modify your email communication preferences or update your personal profile. To stop ALL email from Save Darfur Coalition, click to remove yourself from our lists. The Save Darfur Coalition - an alliance of more than 190 faith-based, advocacy and human rights organizations - raises public awareness about the ongoing crisis in Darfur and mobilizes a unified response to promote peace throughout the Darfur region and all of Sudan. The coalition's member organizations represent 130 million people of all ages, races, religions and political affiliations united together to help the people of Sudan. Please join the movement at http://action.savedarfur.org/ct/6p2Hes91bjME/ Learn More | Donate | Contact Us
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