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Farrow Concerned About Sudan Elections
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WENN
Actress Mia Farrow has taken her passion for the affairs of Sudan to the Toronto Star newspaper in Canada, agreeing to pen a column for the publication this weekend (08Nov09).
The Rosemary's Baby star, who fasted earlier this year (09) to raise awareness about the refugee crisis in Sudan, has leaked an extract of her upcoming op-ed piece on her blog.
In it, she calls for Americans to pay careful attention to the 2010 elections in Sudan, and raises concerns about officials who are obstructing the fair monitoring of the vote.
She writes, "Next April a critical presidential and parliamentary election is scheduled to take place in Sudan. The elections are an integral part of the 2005 peace agreement that ended more than two decades of war between north and southern Sudan.
"The 2005 peace deal set up a transitional unified government based in Khartoum in the north, and Juba in the south. But the hostilities and a complete lack of trust between north and south is far from ended. As a core part of the 2005 peace deal, in 2011 there is to be a referendum in which the south can choose whether to become independent from the north.
"Based on my two trips to Southern Sudan, I believe this is what the people of Southern Sudan hope for, although no one believes the north will allow it to happen without a return to war. Remember the oil fields.
"Voter registration officially began this week... The Carter Center, based in Atlanta, has been invited to monitor the elections but permits for the 32 monitors from the Carter Center are being denied or delayed by Khartoum officials. Funds promised to state-level election committees have not come through, therefore local committees are unable to pay staff. It is not clear to the people where the registration sites are, and sites are closed arbitrarily.
"According to the Carter Center, insecurity and intimidations are obstructing international observers from monitoring registrations for Sudan's first nationwide elections.
"The Carter Center called on Sudan to disarm militias. They are asking Khartoum to revoke the "state of emergency" in the western Darfur region as this will serve to hamper the voting there. Although Sudanese authorities claim voting will take place in Darfur, many are skeptical. The Carter Center have called upon Sudanese authorities to ensure the observers' freedom of movement. But the team continues to meet obstacles. These many hindrances will diminish the capacity of the only international group Sudan permitted to monitor the voting - to verify the fairness of the election."
The Carter Center was created by former President Jimmy Carter.
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