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Review No. 66 Review no. 66 Press Review 1—15 April 2014 Table of Contents Pages African Union - The African Union welcomes the commencement of the Sudan National Consultative Dialogue 4 - Press statement of the PSC at its 426th meeting on the human rights situation in Mali, during the - period of the occupation of the three northern regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal in January 2012 5 - Communiqué de presse du CPS en sa 426ème réunion sur la situation des Droits de l’Homme au Mali , au cours de la période d'occupation des trois régions du nord du pays, Tombouctou, Gao et Kidal en janvier 2012 6 - Note d’Information de la Commission de l'UA sur l’incident survenu à Bangui le 29 mars 2014 et le retrait par la République du Tchad de son contingent au sein de la MISCA 7 - Information Note of the AU Commission on the incident that took place in Bangui on 29 march 2014 and the ithdrawal by the Republic of Chad of its contingent from MISCA 13 - The AU High-Level Panel for Egypt undertakes a mission to Cairo 18 - Le Groupe de haut niveau de l’UA pour l’Egypte entreprend une mission au Caire 19 - The AU welcomes the launching of the SPLM Intra-Party Dialogue Forum 20 - L’UA se félicite du lancement du Forum du SPLM pour le dialogue interne 21 - MISCA remembers victims and survivors of Rwanda Genocide 22 - L’Union Africaine réitère son appréciation au Tchad pour sa contribution inestimable aux efforts de paix en République Centrafricaine 24 - MISCA Head of Mission discusses peace with CAR Women Leaders and calls for more Cooperation from Elites 26 Terrorism in Africa - Transport aérien et terrorisme aérien en Afrique 28 - Does al-Qaeda Control Its Affiliates? 30 Burundi - US, UK team up, prepare Burundi soldiers for civil affairs in Somalia 33 Egypt - Egypt passes new anti-terrorism law 36 - Egypt election race will test Sissi's leadership 38 Eritrea - Eritrean Refugees at Risk 41 Ethiopia - Ethio-Djiboutian Relations: towards African economic integration 46 Kenya - Kenya’s anti-terror strategy begins to emerge 50 2 Libya - Libya and Syria fuel jihadi activity in the Maghreb 54 - Libyan south could destabilize northern Chad, Niger 56 Mali - Controverse sur les raisons de la démission du Premier ministre 60 Nigeria - Rethink Nigerian Borders Security Doctrine and Operations 62 - Nigeria Ranks High On Global Deaths from Insurgency in 2014 73 - Cinq mots pour comprendre: Nigeria 101 77 - Goodluck Jonathan : 5 ans pour réduire les inégalités au Nigéria 80 South Sudan - South Sudan conflict and Egypt’s hydro politics 82 Terrorism in the World Afghanistan - The ‘Talibanization’ of Insurgency 86 Syria - Syrie/Afghanistan/Afrique: regain d'activité des bandes terroristes (FSB) 99 USA - Analysis - Troubled Mideast peace effort compounds U.S. policy woes in region 101 - Islamophobia, Extremism, and the War on Terror: Arun Kundnani 105 - As al Qaeda quarrels abroad, we must be vigilant at home: Opinion 114 3 African Union The African Union welcomes the commencement of the Sudan Na- tional Consultative Dialogue Addis Ababa, 9 April 2014: The Chairperson of the Commission of the African Un- ion (AU), Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, welcomes the formal commencement of the Sudan National Consultative Dialogue through the convening of a National Po- litical Parties Summit, which was chaired by President Omar Hassan al Bashir, on 6 April 2014. The Chairperson of the Commission acknowledges that this first meeting is an im- portant step aimed at transitioning Sudan into a new political dispensation where the issues of democracy, constitutional reform, economic stability, peaceful resolu- tion of conflicts and diversity are effectively addressed. She recognizes the need for Sudan to undertake a comprehensive and holistic national dialogue amongst the people of Sudan and congratulates all the political parties which took part in this first meeting for their constructive and candid inputs, which will guide the national dialogue process and will help focus the work of various committees to be estab- lished The Chairperson of the Commission also encourages the Government of Sudan to engage in some immediate national reforms and confidence-building measures, as announced by the President of the Republic during his meeting with the leaders of the political parties, stressing that this would facilitate genuine participation of all the sectors of society in the national dialogue. She urges all the political and other stakeholders to heed the call to take part in this national process to ensure that it encompasses broad views of the Sudanese Nation and to seize this opportunity to advance the democratization agenda in their country and end the suffering of their people. The Chairperson of the Commission reiterates the AU’s continued commitment to assist Sudan, through the AU High Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP), and calls on the international community to stand ready to support the Sudanese in the pur- suit for a new political dispensation. 4 Press Statement of the The Peace and Security Council of the African Union (AU), at its 426th meeting on the human rights situation in Ma- li, during the period of the occupation of the three northern regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal in January 2012 The Peace and Security Council of the African Union (AU), at its 426th meeting held on 7 April 2014, was briefed by the Commissioner for Political Affairs of the AU on the human rights situation in Mali, during the period of the occupation of the three northern regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal of the country by armed separatists in January 2012. Council welcomed with appreciation the Report of the African Union Commission on the human rights situation in Mali elaborated on the basis of information gath- ered by the AU Human Rights Observers deployed in Mali, in implementation of the Communiqué PSC/AHG/COMM/2.(CCCLIII) of the Peace and Security Council adopt- ed at its 353rd meeting held on 28 January 2013. Council noted with deep concern the cases of human rights violations and abuses in Mali during the period of the occupation, which were characterized by acts of mur- der, amputations, violence against women and children, rape, floggings and dam- age of private and public properties, as well as the destruction of cultural heritage sites. Council commended the Malian authorities for their commitment to fight against impunity and for the consolidation of peace and national reconciliation. Council urged the Malian authorities and other relevant stakeholders to take necessary steps to implement the recommendations contained in the Report. Council requested the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, the Afri- can Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, as well as other relevant AU Organs to engage with the Department of Political Affairs of the AU Commission in support of the implementation of recommendations contained in the Report. Council further requested the Commission to regularly update the Council on the status of implementation of the recommendations contained in the Report. Council agreed to remain seized of the matter. 5 Communiqué de presse du Conseil de paix et de sécurité de l'Union africaine (UA), en sa 426ème réunion sur la situation des Droits de l’Homme au Mali , au cours de la période d'occupation des trois ré- gions du nord du pays, Tombouctou, Gao et Kidal en janvier 2012 Le Conseil de paix et de sécurité de l'Union africaine (UA), en sa 426ème réunion te- nue le 7 avril 2014, a suivi une communication faite par le Commissaire aux Affaires politiques de l'UA sur la situation des Droits de l’Homme au Mali , au cours de la période d'occupation des trois régions du nord du pays, Tombouctou, Gao et Kidal, par les séparatistes armés en janvier 2012. Le Conseil s'est félicité du rapport de la Commission de l'Union africaine sur la si- tuation des Droits de l’homme au Mali élaboré sur la base des informations recueil- lies par les observateurs des Droits de l’Homme de l'UA déployés au Mali, dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre du Communiqué PSC/AHG/COMM/2.(CCCLIII) du Conseil de paix et de sécurité adopté en sa 353ème réunion tenue le 28 janvier 2013. Le Conseil a noté avec une profonde préoccupation les cas de violations des Droits de l'Homme et les abus au Mali au cours de la période d'occupation, qui ont été caractérisés par des actes d’assassinat, des amputations, de violence contre les femmes et les enfants, des viols, des flagellations et de destruction de biens publics et privés, ainsi que de destruction de sites du patrimoine culturel. Le Conseil a félicité les autorités maliennes pour leur engagement à lutter contre l'impunité et à consolider la paix et la réconciliation nationale. Le Conseil a exhorté les autorités maliennes et les autres parties prenantes à prendre les mesures né- cessaires pour mettre en œuvre les recommandations contenues dans le rapport. Le Conseil a demandé à la Commission africaine des Droits de l’homme et des peuples, la Cour africaine des Droits de l’homme et des peuples, ainsi qu’aux autres organes compétents de l’UA d’interagir avec le Département des Affaires politiques de la Commission de l'UA en appui à la mise en œuvre des recommandations con- tenues dans le rapport. Le Conseil a également demandé à la Commission d’informer régulièrement le Con- seil sur l'état de mise en œuvre des recommandations contenues dans le rapport. Le Conseil a décidé de rester saisi de la question. 6 Note d’Information de la Commission de l'UA sur l’incident survenu à Bangui le 29 mars 2014 et le retrait par la République du Tchad de son contingent au sein de la MISCA I.
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