A Sudanese court has sentenced Slovenian envoy Tomo Križnar to two years' imprisonment for spying and entering the country illegally.
Tomo Križnar is an award-winning writer, film-maker and peace activist, who initially travelled to Darfur in February 2006 as the Slovenian president's envoy. He has been held since July 20. He claims he was handed over to Sudanese security forces by African Union peace monitors who had negotiated his alleged safe passage from an area cut off by factional fighting among the rebels. He believes that he was accused of spying because he had uncovered details about a cover-up of mass graves in Darfur (by Aegis Trust). Tens of thousands have been killed and 2.5 million forced from their homes in more than three years of rape, killing and pillage in the region.
On august 26^th was his 52^th birthday. His relatives and friends organised the celebration in Metelkova in Ljubljana with the purpose to support Tomo.
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Sudansko sodišče je sla predsednika republike Slovenije, Toma Križnarja zaradi domnevnega vohunjenja in nedovoljenega prestopa sudanske meje obsodilo na dvoletno zaporno kazen.
Tomo Križnar je pisatelj, snemalec in mirovni aktivist, ki je že februarja 2006, kot posebni sel predsednika republike Slovenije odpotoval v Darfur. Priprt je bil od 20 julija. Sudanskim varnostnim silam je bil predan od mirovnih opazovalcev Afriške Unije. Vohunjenja naj bi bil obtožen zaradi njegovega razkritja množičnih pobojev v Darfurju. Na desettisoče ljudi je bilo ubitih in 2,5 miljona pregnanih iz njihovih domov v več kot triletnem obdobju ubijanja, posiljevanja in ropanja na tem območju.
26. avgusta je bil Tomo Križnar star 52 let. Njegovi sorodniki in prijatelji so na Metelkovi v Ljubljani v njegovo podporo organizirali praznovanje rojstnega dne.
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